Woman Injured In Runaway Near Pacific Junction
A woman about 65 identified as Sarah Miller was injured between 10 and 11 this morning when a party of autoists hit a horse and buggy four miles north of Pacific Junction. She was found dazed and taken to Pacific House in Glenwood. The horse died after being impaled on a fence post. the auto fled the scene. Miller was en route to Nebraska City and recently widowed, seeking relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Fred D. Empirre
Council Bluffs
Pacific House
Sarah Miller
Rebekahs Install Officers in Glenwood Ceremony
Glenwood Rebekahs held an installation Monday night led by Past Grand Mrs. Jennie Fair with assistants. Elective officers named for the term include Mrs. T. L. Caley and Mrs. Carrie Kiddoo with others listed. appointive officers also installed. Ice cream followed the meeting as an afterthought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Rebekahs
Jennie Fair
Cora Hittle
Maggie Parr
Etta Stranathan
Margaret Cheyney
T. L. Caley
Carrie Kiddoo
Nattis Hartman
Z. See'y
T. J. Knopp
Tanelal See
Roy Lewis
Frank Raine
Gertrude Berkheimer
Timmons
Varguson
O. A
Lucy Wilecox
I. G
Emma Lambert
Rosa
Falr
Marjorie Hamilton
Will Creech
Pony Killed Near Hamburg on River Bank
A black pony belonging to Stanley Shuey of Hamburg was found dead after being tied to a tree by the river while he went fishing. Initial signs suggested a broken neck, but a skinned head showed it had been beaten. No movement of the buggy or broken harness. A warning to owners to guard property. Also includes a satirical Devil cartoon caption about resignation in Hell and Rhine area jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shuey
Hamburg
Stanley
Hell
Rhine
L. K. Mason
Lewis
Okoboji
Spencer
Mason
Mr. Mason
Deserters and Dress Reform in July News Prompts City Actions
The article reports on deserters from U.S. troops in Mexico with Carranza allies. a Black sergeant from the Tenth Cavalry describes a Twentieth Infantry captain commanding Carrizal prisoners. It also notes Mayor Beall ordering women to wear more clothing, a bank shortage at Clarinda Trust and Savings, editor Bays criticizing women’s attire, and a Mason car accident near a new cement bridge with a $100 settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Given
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Twentieth Infantry
Carranza
Alton
Beall
Germans Use Submarines to Break Seaports Blockade
Early this week a German submarine reached Baltimore with a cargo of dye stuffs. the unarmed freight boat can submerge quickly and evaded the British fleet. Several such boats are said to be built to operate a regular line between the United States and Germany. The vessel will be loaded and ready to start back next week carrying no passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Germany
Do You Know That Intelligent Motherhood Conserves the Nation
A concise public health survey discusses how motherhood, nutrition, and sanitation affect national well being. It notes dangers of heavy eating and drinking, the importance of sickness registration, and cooperative efforts by the U S Public Health Service with state and local authorities to improve rural sanitation. It mentions tuberculosis risk from severe cold, sedentary habits, and neglected adenoids and teeth as childhood health issues.
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U. S
Young Mother Dies Sudden, Delta and Glenwood Obituaries
Lloyd Hines son of Mr and Mrs W B Hines of Delta Colo died June 28 after a weeklong illness from typhoid pneumonia He would have been sixteen on August 17 Funeral and burial were held in Delta June 30 Clyde McClain died after childbirth leaving a husband and five daughters Obituary to appear in a later Tribune Also reports on Fourth of July finances Glenwood committee led by D G Jamison and a feature on the cost of electricity per nickel with Home use examples The Tribune notes new writing paper arrival.
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Lloyd Hines
W. B. Hines
Dalta
Colo
J.W. Miller
Glenwood
Hines
Lenwood
Lloyd
California
Lfe
Delta
Clyde McClain
McClain
George Shaw
Hastings
the Tribune
Mary
Anna
Susan
Emmas
Roda
Ruth
Alexander
Anil
Almeda
Carnival Con
Anthony
Dena
Charlotte
Glenwood Township
Barnes
Emma
Berkheiner
Gertrude
Becknan
Bogart
Elizabeth
C. F
Buckingham
Netti Ships
D. Uaralel
Jabo Iie
Brainard
Brower
Euphemia
Glenwood Opinion
Birehard
Jennie
Barber
Louisa
Frank Raine
Inbar
Li Maillentt
Jian
Tribune
An Chase
Mrs
Sceretary
Work
Ath Clark
Lydia
Hvans
Edith Az Vernbinn
Lydii
Glune
Ruby
Estes
Margaret
Cheyneys Clara
Garst
Frances
Hanry
Donnelly
Hitchfield
Bae Ae Bo Youn
Mra
Tau
McCurdy
Fannie
Donelan
Julia
Needham
Kate
Hvernham
Lottie
Viest
Jeane G. Edwarda
Carrie
Enpergon
Maggie
Schema Silvers
Oliva
Edwards
Currie_ Baur
Mathda
Edmands
Wenn
St Tville
Endicott
Liliane
Sena
Peter
Sor
Fitzgibbon
Ina
Walker
Balto
Gilleard
Catherine
Kearnes
Jonnie
Jaywood
Guiand
Hale
Gungolley
Etta
Goodall
Gilmore
Helen
Mabel B
Hubbell
Ada
Mildred
Howard
Kyle
Henderson
Hamilton
Huebner
Fern. We
Lena
Tyatt
Sieng
Hammond
Male
A. J.W. Wee
Halter
Nannis
Hail
Alice
Sarah
Tvory
Mary J.ine
Ivory
Jasbol
Jobngon
Thaa
Uv i
James
Iddekson
Phoebe
Jones
Mills County land deals and crop report notes
Eva M. Craig transfers plots to Anna M. Buck and others in Plattville, while Sarah Hubbell and Martha Powers sell to R. H. Mintle. Fern I. Huebner sells parcels in Plattville township. A July 7 1916 crop report shows U S and Iowa forecasts for corn wheat oats and prices, with declines from 1915 except corn.
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Sarah Hubbell
Martha Powers
R. H. Mintle
Nwi
Rawles Township
Lyong Township
J. . Carter
H. J. Grove
Plattville Township
Fern I. Huebner
C.W. McManigal
Iowa
U. S
Plea in Hast Center Farm Riot Costs Seven Dollars
Carl Nelson and Clyde Norton faced Justice Edwards after a Friday dispute escalated to a physical clash. Norton pleaded guilty to assault and battery, paying about seven dollars in fines and costs. The case centered on a word quarrel that turned physical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Center
Carl Nelson
Clyde Norton
Justice Edwards
Canning Demonstrations by Ames Professor in Mills County
Miss Kate Logan professor of Household Economics at Ames spent part of the week in Mills County demonstrating fruit and vegetable canning. She spoke at the M B church Glenwood on Tuesday and taught Grange ladies at Balfour on Wednesday before addressing Hillsdale Center Township Improvement Club. An all day session was held Thursday at Mrs Stant Warren home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Logan
Ames
Mills County
M. B
Glenwood
Balfour
Grange
Hillsdale
Center Township
Be tabor beacon notes drunken car crash near town
In Tabor a Des Moines bound auto party, reportedly intoxicated, drove reckless near Charlie Douglas place. the car hit a road bump, passengers were tossed about, a woman sustained a broken nose but the group sought medical help and continued their trip next day. Nearby, college visitors included a charming woman with a professor escort, amid crisp late fall air.
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Des Moines
Kansas City
Greef
Charlie Douglas Place
Tabor
Sudenly
Pa Pa
Ahi
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Ralph Snodass
C. Brandon
Noble
J. E. Humphrey
T. Murphy
George L Haley
H. H. Chayney
V. Byers Jr
Wiles
A. CG. Byers
Archer Parr
Rether
E. S. Harmon
G. Mayberry
Rebekahs
J. P. Morgan
Tmx
Columbus
Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank
C. B. Bays
Woodbine Twiner
Tom Keene
Bays
Glenwood City
Ng Tn Vvers
Tillie B
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Morey
Hi Adets
Impion
Taura
Vo Pike
Jeannette
Padgett
Tose
Royal
Nane
Tipton
Linda
Torry
Ann
Tipple
Mary U
Trisler
Townsend
Tolles
Mery
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Phedrica
I Walling, Dagie
Wheeler
Varda
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Mrg
N. H
Woodrow
Nettia
Willing
Jounie Wright
Aise Walker Sallie
Wiley
Annaldi Wrenwick
Ira
Lips McGlain
Glenwood Peppl
D. G. Jamison
The
Electric News Service
Electric News
General Electric Company
Recorder's
Eva M. Craig
Anna M. Buck
Henderson Sana
Towa
U. S. Webber
Malvern Chautauqua
Hastings Chautauqua
Malvern
Town
Beacon
W. G. Gregory
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