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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
2
Pacific Junction residents report sales and social news including Kelley & Co promotions, visits from relatives, and church announcements. railroad delays and yard work dominate transit with a washout near Parkville affecting XE CO trains. local business expansion, insurance proceeds for Martha De Bolt’s children, and looming paydays for Burlington crews appear alongside community items and upcoming chautauqua tickets.
Mills County residents welcome a Council Bluffs project to build a new Union depot for all railroads. The plan would reuse the Union Pacific transfer as a freight house and discontinue city depots as the new Union station, likely on South Main near the Burlington depot, serves travelers better. The Wabash and Davis Central currently lack city depots or access to the Union transfer, causing inconvenience.
Mrs Belden Mosher, recovering from a stroke, gains strength. John Sietz and family visited his brother Ferdinand Sietz at Burr Oak. Mrs W Lohse, in poor health, was taken to Omaha's Methodist hospital for an operation. Rebecca Lietz of the Heinsheimer store is home on vacation. Foley's Urino Laxative advertised for stomach and liver trouble. A J Howe, Glenwood.
Claude Chambers and Lisle Madl, son-in-law of ZA Richardson, prepare to go to Dallas S Oak next month to begin building on their claims near there. DeChipps joined the MWA last Thursday. an observer recalls Dave riding a goat to a hurdle and then collapsing on the floor as the Grand Worthy received him.
Ex Governor Hoch, reformer and orator from Kansas, spoke at the Malvern Chautauqua, praising Kansas achievements and urging optimism. He lauded John Brown, exposed trusts, and extolled Kansas institutions while urging youth to seize opportunity before an audience of Indiana readers.
Two probate notices from Mills County District Court announce instruments claiming to be the last will and testament and codicil of residents Mary J. Hester and M. Miller. Clerks F A Davis and F H Davis set June and July 1909 dates for proving the instruments at Glenwood courthouse during the April term. Objections may be heard in court.
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