Real Daughter of the Revolution Honored in Glenwood
Mrs Susan Ostrander, mother of George Ostrander of Glenwood, attended the Glenwood Fourth of July celebration as the oldest lady present, turning 107 on June 24. A genuine Daughter of the American Revolution, she traces ancestry to her father who served in the War of Independence at age 14, with roots stretching back to Ohio origins and a great grandfather who lived to 113.
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Glenwood
Susan Ostrander
George Ostrander
Ostrander
Daughters of the Amercian Revolution
Washington
Ashtabula
Ohio
David Wood
Tartford
Conn
Former Glenwood People Picnic in Washington
A lively group of former Glenwood residents gathered at J. P. Jackson’s Puyallup home on the Fourth. They enjoyed baskets, a lawn dinner, fireworks, a phonograph, and games, with many recalling dear Iowa as they toasted old friends and shared news from Tacoma and Puyallto.
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Glenwood
Washington
Puyallup
J. P. Jackson
Lowa
SBYS
W. Ti. Short
Ethel Donnelly
Amily
Will Eaton
Cara Donnelly
Lee Richter
Mabel
Myrtle Whitney
JD. KK. Donnelly
Ired Reach. Puyalttto
Sam Thomas
Ward
News of Kern Nomination Reaches Glenwood via New Denver Line
Citizens in Glenwood followed the Denver convention bulletins posted in the Robinson window and transmitted over a new long distance line. Miss Anna Beekman wrote the rapid notices while the Tribune printed Kern's vice presidential nomination just minutes after Denver time 4 13. By six, the city edition was mailed.
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Denver
Robinson
Chicago
Anna Beekman
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Sad Case of Insanity Mrs Violet Hunt Taken for Mental Health Care
Mrs Violet Hunt aged 38 wife of J W Hunt and mother of five, living north of Malvern, was removed to Clarinda hospital by Sheriff Linville after insanity commissioners found mental derangement linked to her sister Mrs John Aithee's suicide. She was moved to Council Bluffs for 18 days of treatment. daughter of S N Shanks living north of Glenwood.
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J. W. Hunt
Malvern
Clarinda Hospital
Tabor Shippers Escaped From Stock Train Wreck
Six cattle cars and one hog car from Tabor on the stock train wrecked last week at Thayer. The rear cars stayed on track. Two steers owned by W. G. Gregory were killed after leg injuries. Roy Laird and Charlie Acord were in charge of the shipment and escaped injury.
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Tabor
Thayer
W. G. Gregory
Roy Laird
Charlie Acord
Court in Session Clears Dockets In Glenwood Adjourned Session
Judge Thornell presided over an adjourned district court in Glenwood. Two cases were slated for action on land disputes, Ludlow Savings & Trust Co. against John Van Kirk and others, and A H W Winkler against M G Young and others. A Deer Creek township employer paid a fine and was released from custody.
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Glenwood
Ludlow Savings &Trust Co
Ohn van Kirk
Missouri Bottom
Botton
St. Mary Township
Booze Merchant Nabbed in Malvern Arrest
Peter Arterburn living near Deer Creek township faces charges of selling liquor contrary to law at Malvern on the Fourth. Mayor Whitteld fined him fifty dollars plus costs. unable to pay, he was jailed for several weeks. The Leader notes other offenders fled from county with similar “wet goods” discretion.
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Peter Arterburn
Deer Creek
Hastile
Glenwood
Malvern
Whitteld
Peter
Young Mam Mer Son Harmed by Firecrackers Mishap
The youngest son of Chas Mammer in Silver City was in a Smiths blacksmith shop when a spark ignited firecrackers in his pocket. Fire from the anvil set off the fireworks, badly blistering his thigh before Mr. Smith could douse the flames in a water tub.
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Chas. Mammer
Silver City
Smith
Mr. Smith
Death Angel Claims Four Year Old Mildred Patterson
Mr and Mrs Elmer Patterson mourn the death of their only child Mildred a four year old girl who died yesterday afternoon at their home five miles east of Glenwood near Bal four from stomach and bowel trouble with meningitis She was born July 8 1904 The funeral was held at Glenwood Christian church this afternoon. William Leeky Fremont counties elder and wealthy resident died at his home near Thurm anger He came to Fremont county in 1848 His landed interests include 3200 acres in Fremont county 1450 in Kansas and 320 in Oklahoma totaling about 5000 acres.
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Elmer Patterson
Glenwood
Balfour
Mildred
Glenwood Christian Church
William Leeky
Fremont County
Thurmanduly
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kokame
Monticeto
Thomas Jefferson
Born
Kern
County Board to Meet in Glenwood Tomorrow
The County Board will convene in Glenwood tomorrow with the Pony Creek ditch matter as the special item on the agenda. Other business is expected to be considered during the session.
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Pony Creek
Fire in Knolle barber shop causes near 500 in damage
A Sunday midnight blaze started in the Knolle barber shop in the Old Glenwood house, threatening nearby rooms. Firemen contained the flames. water damage spread to the basement bake shop, with five insured losses and no serious injuries. The exact cause remains uncertain but a cigar stub is suspected.
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Ife
Dick Hamilton
Binkley
Knolle
Herd
Knelle
Great Sport Saturday at Glenwood Park Defies On Tap
Great Sport Saturday promises two matches at Glenwood athletic park. West Oak versus Lyons township opening 40 dollar side wager refereed by Wilkins, followed by a horseshoes final between Marion Wifes Frank Fledges Darry Smith and Will Gardner with Col Frank Forney as referee. Admission 25 cents. A Thursday rematch Leons versus Pats and a 2 pm band concert on the square precedes a cavalcade toward the park.
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West Oak
Lyons Townships
Wilkins
Marion Wifes
Center
Frank Fledges
West Oaks
Darry Smith
Will Gardner
Glenwood
Col
Frank Forney
Korney's Lake
Leons
Pats
Matrimonial Matters In Kansas Editor Weds In Manhattan
Mrs Katharyn M Lester and WN W Huston editor of the Manhattan Kan Nationalist were married at the Lewis home in Manhattan by Rev McLain Thursday evening July 1. They left for a Colorado trip and will be at home after August 7 at 62 Leavenworth Manhattan. Mrs Huston known as Miss Kate Wing a former Mills county teacher and sister of Miss Ellen J Wing. The Tribune joins friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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WN. W. Huston
Manhattan
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McLain
Colorado
Leavenworth Street
Huston
Kate Wing
Mills County
Ellen J. Wing
Pribune
Mrs. Tuston
Home Folks Day at Glenwood Baptist Church
The Young People's Union led by Merrill Myers arranged a "home folks day" with a special service. Generous friends loaned carriages to bring many guests. pews were removed for comfort, chairs set, flowers adorned the platform, choirs performed, Henry Dean sang solo, ice water and fans provided.
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Young People's Union
Glenwood Baptist Church
Merrill Myers
Henry Dean
Costs of Primary Elections by County
The recent primary election expenses totaled 1,608 for Fremont county 1,610 for Mills county 2,210 for Page county and 3,629 for Pottawattamie county with overall municipal costs itemized by county.
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Pottawattamie
Indiana’s John Kern Named Bryan’s Running Mate Prospect
John W. Kern of Indiana, a leading Democrat, is celebrated as the party’s popular stalwart. A lawyer and former state senator, Kern rose from Kokomo to Indianapolis politics, supported Bryan in 1896, and backed Tom Taggart for national chairmanship while guiding Indiana’s bid for vice presidency glory.
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New York
Judge Parker
Indiana Politician Kern's Rise From Humble Beginnings
The profile traces John Kern a Kokomo native who pursued education at Howard County schools and the University of Michigan amid financial hurdles. Despite Republican dominance in Indiana, Kern built a legal and political reputation, nearly winning a legislative seat, serving two terms as Kokomo city attorney, and gaining esteem as a steadfast Democrat aligned with Bryan while maintaining friendship with Parker. The narrative underscores his early frontier-spirited career and evolving influence in state politics.
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Ab Ton B. Parker
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Tribune Wants Readers Tell Your Wants In Columns
The column urges readers to use the Tribune Want Readers feature to publish affordable notices. It emphasizes the ease and broad reach of placing wants, promising better chances of satisfaction through this inexpensive service.
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