Aug 4 8th Evening Program Mix of Music and Lectures
A crowded schedule features the Royal Hungarian Orchestra performing afternoon and evening, lectures by Opie Read, Senor Lala, Rev. Hopkins, Dr. McDowell, and Adrian Newens, plus moving pictures and vocal performances by the McDonald Concert Company, Sterling Jubilee Singers, and the Ohio Male Quartet across Aug 4 to Aug 8 with sermons and monologues slots.
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Chautauqua
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Opie
Philippines
Senor Lala
Golden Fleece
Frederick BK. Hopkins
All County Tribune publication notice
The All County Tribune issued July 13, 1909 from Glenwood Iowa announces a periodical at 50 cents per year under publishers W. F. Silg and N. T. Bradway. The notice records subscription details and mailing information for the regional newspaper.
Hastings Gun Club Shoots. Local Industry and Firearms
Three Hastings gun club members scored well at a recent Tabor shoot with Baxter 62 of 75 Crow 61 and Walter Mason 47. In town news, LW Clark expands his blacksmith business, JN Fleming helps move Colling block, and J F Martin & Son plan a new brick block. Other items note store hours, Ruth Mason’s illness, Ruth Mason’s replacement, Ruth Mason’s replacement, and a depotside foot race at the depot with city marshal W P Crow involved.
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Hastings Gun Club
Tabor
H Baxter
W P Crow
Walter
Mason
D Clark
Hastings
WD Clark
Colling
JN Fleming
Randolph
J K Mason
Lake ‘Okoboji
Colling Grocery
Mills ‘County Telephone
Misa
Ruth Mason
Telepone
Clara Ridgeway
Henderson
J.F Martin & Son
Collins
Remains of Mrs W F Hurst Brought to Tab or for Burial
The body of Mrs W F Hurst died at home in Anatone Washington June 20 was taken to Tabor for interment. W E Hurst her husband and W M Hardy and Grover Hardy her father and brother accompanied the remains. Funeral services were July 4 by Elder George Weavers and burial followed at Mt Zion cemetery five miles south of Tabor. The deceased was born in Fremont county July 30 1878.
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W .F Hurst
Anatone
Wash
Tabor
W.E Hurst
W M Hardy
Grover Hardy
Elder
George Weavers
Mt. Zion
Fremont County
Henderson News Briefs Highlight Local Events
A fine daughter was born last Tuesday to Mr and Mrs John Bryant of Yuma California. Mrs Curtis Curran runs the Mills county telephone office during Mrs Clara Rigeway’s Hastings absence. A B Steiner shipped hogs from South Omaha to Emerson after a washout. Emma Waltrip of St Joe, supreme chaplain of Yeoman lodge, visited Henderson. Eric Carlsted lost five head of cattle to drowning near Henderson amid Farm Creek rise. John Maynes anticipates a big corn crop after plowing. Several horses reportedly died from heat on July 2. Lon Buckner led losses. Ed Wilson and son Ralph traveled to Chicago with six jars of fine cattle. Postmaster Duke ensured Henderson mails during washout. Farm Creek reportedly highest in history, two feet over the bridge floor. Washout damaged track near Farm Creek. culvert and tracks lifted off. Train service delayed two days. W E Owens aided farm east of Henderson. Agent Frazier spent Sunday in Randolph. croquet touted as a Henderson summer staple. Fourth of July crowds and ticket sales indicate desertion of town. Rural Carrier Curran on two-week vacation. Charles Dayson substituted. Bert Steiner buys a 28-hp White Steamer for 2040 dollars. Walter Oaks buys an Auburn runabout. Mr and Mrs C E Irwin visited Red Oak from Saturday to Monday.
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John Bryant
Yuma
Calo
Coppock
Curtis Curran
Mills County
Clara’ Rigeway
Hastings
Steiner
South Omaha
Emerson
Emma Waltrip
St Joe
Royde
Ridgeway
Eric Carlsted
Henderson
Farm Creek
John Maynes
Lon Buckner
Fred Greig
Dorsey Byers
John Galloway
Qia Wilkinson
Ed Wilson
Ralph
Chicago
Duke
Hayden Carter
E.owens
Red Oak
Frazier
Randolph
Sturgeon
Joe] Woods
Macedonia
Glenwood
Carson
Malvern
Sam
Charles Dayson
Bert Steiner
Walter Oaks
C E Irwin
Silver City News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Viva Jackson visited her parents in Silver City from Tabor. John Jackson came from Shales Nebraska to visit relatives. Council approves more cement walks and crossings. Davis Greenwood and family of Emerson can now visit Silver City by auto, improving train service. Large gathering of Pullman families enjoyed a July 4 picnic at Mrs Elizabeth Pullman’s home. Rev J W Wright of Cumberland visited Silver City relatives. Mrs M A Looby and Mrs William Looby traveled to Lincoln to visit relatives. George Bosworth is seriously ill in Omaha. Mrs Bosworth went to care for him. Geo T Rew returned from England via Council Bluffs after railroad washouts. Billy Wright joins him home for a while.
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Viva Jackson
Tabor
John Jackson
Shales
Neb
Davis Greenwood
Emerson
Silver City
Areo
Pullman
England
Council ‘Bluffs
Billy” Wright
Emerson Ora L Snodgrass wins rural carrier exam
Ora L Snodgrass is declared the winner in the examination to succeed James Speers as rural carrier. Snodgrass will begin work on July 16. Shippers report stock cars to Chicago: George Cross two, WR Johnson one, and John Patterson one hog car. Ernst Draheim Sr. returns from three weeks in Germany reporting prosperity. John Salmons returns from weeks on the Pacific coast. Ira N Cheney plans a cement block building east of Ranz Grocery with two rooms, one for Dr Yates. Mr and Mrs J T Barnes return from California. Judge hotel changes hands as Cully trades for hardware and furniture. Warner named new proprietor at Conception. Death grief lands: Rev J D Sweeney, former Emerson pastor, dies in Manila, Iowa after moving from Nebraska.
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Ora L Snodgrass
Jame Speers
Chicago
George Cross
WR Johnson
John Patterson
Ernst. Draheim. Sr
Germany
John Salmons
Pacific Coast
Ira N Cheney
Ranz Grocery
Yates
J T Barnes
California
Judge Hotel
Cully
Conception, Mo
Warner
Tribune Wants Readers Tell Your Wants In Columns
The column invites readers to use the Tribune Want Readers to publish their wants. Each issue carries inexpensive notices where people can express desired goods or services with a good chance of finding a match.
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Tribune
Colorado Land Boom Insights From J C Vining
J C Vining former Colorado Midland official summarizes opportunities in irrigated Colorado land. He notes intent to offer only bonafide propositions, invite investigations at company expense, and target salaried buyers for steady growth. Offices opened in Denver. letters flood from Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma seeking information.
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Colorado
J. C. Vining
Colorado Midland Railway
Denver
Jey Fruit Section
Grand Junction
Iowa
Kai
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Vining
Bat
Atrget
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McDonald Concert Company
Wild Animals of America
Ernest Harold Baynes
Sterling Jubilee Singers
J. M. Williams
George D. Alden
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Arthur McMurray
Col
Geo. W. Bain
Tahan
Jos. K. Griffis
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Thomas P. Gore
Moving Pictures
Monroe Markley
Panama
Edward Burton McDowell
Ohio
Mars
Adrian M. Newens
Ohio Male Quartet
Cuba
McDowell
Fred W. Loog
Leonora Marie Lake
Shirley Gillilland
Pres
E. R. Herrick
Sec’y
All County Tribune
W. F. Silg
N.T. Bradway Publishers
Towa
Glenwood Mails
West Bound
Hants
Pratt & Son
Martin
LD Clark
Cairns
Web
James
Genung Ranch
John Cox
Flark
Glenwood Institution
Mogridge
Marshal Crow
Hito Self
Everett Purcell
Purcell
Tabor Topics
J D Sweeney
Presbyterian Church
Manila
Glenwood Library
Colorado Lands
Centennial State
the Tribune
Pictal
Millis County Tribune
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