Time Table for Malvern and Tabor Trains
The Tribune presents a transit timetable showing Malvern departures at 9 00 am 4 40 pm 11 20 am 6 60 pm and Tabor departures at 12 05 pm 7 00 pm 8 80 am 8 80 pm.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
6
The Tribune presents a transit timetable showing Malvern departures at 9 00 am 4 40 pm 11 20 am 6 60 pm and Tabor departures at 12 05 pm 7 00 pm 8 80 am 8 80 pm.
A polished green marble pedestal at the speaker's desk holds the mace, symbol of House authority. Its history traces to Roman lictors and the English mace, evolving through the Saxon councils to the House of Commons, then adopted by the U.S. House. The first mace burned in 1814. from 1814 to 1842 a painted wood substitute served before the current mace, modeled on the original, was made in 1842 in Cleveland.
A collage of editorial snippets discusses parental influence and envy, humility and dignity, plus a humorous note on a theater owner who trims cat expenses. The clippings critique self righteous forgiveness, social acceptance among youths, and prudent management, concluding with a wry remark on cats and rats in a theater setting.
A stern woman questions a tramp at a back door. He claims he saw an advertisement for table board in the newspaper and asks if samples are available. The dialogue mimics a comic street scene captured by the Catholic Standard and Times.
Carpenters work on O H Kruse’s new residence. Mrs. George T Rew was sick. Mrs W C Swarts visiting son Ed at Beemer. Rev R R Moser and wife returned from Riley Kansas. Ray Sidener to Lincoln Nebraska for work. Mr and Mrs J A Farrington visiting near Fort Wayne Indiana. GO H Kruse attended sister’s wedding anniversary in South Omaha. Mr and Mrs W Mains returned from Illinois trip. Miss Lucy Merry returned from Colorado Springs to sister Mrs Chrisby. Miss Hazel Farrington broke left arm. Mr and Mrs George Sidener moved to Galloway farm near Silver City. Relatives attend Lindt funeral. T L Shawler, bees, 75 colonies, 8000 pounds harvested. Miss Clara Plumb home from Oakland after appendectomy. Richard Bada injured foot. will be idle. Silver City State Bank directors reelected: C G Greenwood, E F Landon, M Flammant, J J Taylor, C D Greenwood. Officers: C G Greenwood president, E F Landon vice president, W B Oaks cashier.
Thomas Becker of near Winfield New York attempted suicide using a rope and a noose, but his long beard formed a cushion that prevented death. He survived after his wife released him, and he mused he would trim his whiskers but could not justify it. The story mixes grim news with a humorous twist and local sorrow. Also noted are land listings in South Dakota and a quick asthma remedy advertisement.
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