Six Lawyers In The Case At Glenwood District Court
District court at Glenwood remains in session as Judge Thorner delays final ruling on the Thomas versus Winkler case. The long, disputed partnership land deal centered on a 640 acre Garfield county ranch and a $3500 payment due in 1905. Separate filings request removal of Lucile Anderson as trustee, citing lack of accounting and power to appoint.
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District Court
Glenwood
Thorner
Thomas Winkler
Thomas
Genung
Lewis
Ed Mitchell
General Stone
BE. B
Woodruff
Dean
Winkler
Garfield County
Nebraska
Lucile Anderson
Red Oak
John Anderson
School Ma'ams Prepares for Teachers Institute Skirmish
Supt. Moore leads a two session daily prelude at Glenwood High School ahead of the upcoming Teachers Institute in Glenwood next Monday. By noon today seventeen prospective teachers enrolled, with names including Grace Daniel Rhoads Ada Kinney Zada Ostrander Viorence Flale Mary Windham Myrtle Kimo Olive Bomar Lillian Hammons Katherine Tunnison Lenore McFarland Nina McFarland Bessie Packer Rheba Whalen Ola Buckingham Bessie Dean.
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Supt. Moore
Teachers Institute
Glenwood
Ma’ams
Grace Daniel
the Rhoads
Ada Kinney
Zada Ostrander
Viorence Flale
Jolly Camping Party Chaperoned Near Glenwood Frontier Lakes
Attorney and Mrs Clyde Genung supervise a youthful group camping for ten days at Buckingham Twin Lakes ten miles southwest of Glenwood. Judge Thornell issues a restraining order to keep pests away. Participants include Georgia Genung Clara Hale Faui Kepler Grace Kerns Gertrude Kepler Grace Kepler from Nebraska and nearby cities.
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Joliy
Clyde
Genung
Buckingham Twin Lakes
Glenwood
Thornell
Georgia Genung
Clara Hale
Faui Kepler
Grace Kerns
Omaha
Gertrude Kepler
Berman
Neb
Grace Kepler
Lincoln
Seven Little Girls Drown At Cedar Rapids Picnic
Seven girls aged seven to sixteen drown at a Cedar Rapids riverside picnic near their home. The Sweeting sisters are among the drowned along with Coyle and Usher family members assisting. One survivor raised the alarm as authorities recovered all bodies by evening, linking a prior tragedy to Mrs. Coyle’s visits.
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Cedar Rapids
Ati Ua
Lucile Sweeting
Wavel Sweeting
Gladys Sweeting
Josie Sweeting
Ruth Coyle
Sioux City
Gora Coyle
Clara Usher
Little Sweeting
D. Rose
Pacific Junction
Charles Coyle
Henry Usher
J. D. Sweeting
Sweeting
Kiersey
Hazel Sweeting
Picnic for the Partners at Yale Merchants in Montgomery
The ed Yale merchants plan an August picnic for customers in Montgomery county. Everything at the event will be free with a program of speaking, music, games, and prize contests plus candy, peanuts, lemonade. Over $700 has been subscribed for the occasion.
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Ed Yale
Montgomery County
Iris
Deep well progress at State Institution stalls briefly
A new deep well at the State Institution is about 600 feet deep when a problem at the drill bottom halted progress. Machinery runs day and night with a new shift starting at noon and again at midnight while crews work to resolve the issue.
Hammack Buys White Cloud Mills Near Malvern
John A. Hammack, a farmer southeast of Glenwood in Raches township, has purchased White Cloud Mills near Malvern from George Hamaker. Hamaker will relocate to Nebraska's Cherry county, where he owns a large ranch. The mill site dates to 1862 when a dam and sawmill were built on the Nishna river, and Hamaker has run the mill for decades. One Hamaker son will stay to help Hammack operate the mill.
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John A. Hammack
Glenwood
Raches Township
George Hamaker
White Cloud
Malvern
Mr. Hamaker
Nebraska
Cherry County
Nishna
Nouring
Hamaker
Hammack
Noisy Fourth at Carson Thurcity Blast Shakes Buildings
A July evening blast on a Carson street shattered windows and damaged a hotel chimney. Nearby residents felt a small scale quake like concussion from the dynamite explosion.
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Carson
Carsum
Haediate
Habit of telling little news aids local Tribune
Citizens are urged to share small items of local interest to improve readers’ paper. The request notes many people already help by reporting brief happenings and suggests more participation for a stronger community record.
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The
Tribune
County Board Nearing End of County Seat Contests
The County Board is finishing canvassing petition and remonstrance on the county seat matter and may reach a decision this afternoon. Attorney Parslow arrives from Clarinda to advise, and a ruling could come at once. If session extends to tomorrow, daily rates cap at $4 for 35 days per year, with a $2.50 overtime after. The board has logged 20 days on the matter.
Glenwood Council Delays Vine Street Paving Bid Choices
The Glenwood city council met to let bids for Vine street paving but deferred the plan to study the new Keg Creek ditch. Two bids were opened from M Ford of Cedar Rapids and JH Barber of Glenwood with Barber the likely winner on Class A No 4 vitrified brick pavement and concrete curbing. Mayor Plimpton vetoed the electric pumping contract, citing cost and policy concerns, requiring a second two thirds vote to override.
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Glenwood
Lower Vine Street
Vine Street
Burlington
Depot Hill
Keg Creek
M. Ford
Cedar Rapids
JH. Barber
Glenwood Cement
Barber
Ford
Plimpton
Piemayor
Cheap Dakota Lands Farm Offer To New Settlers
Cheap Dakota lands offer 160 acres in Lyman and Stanley counties South Dakota for 300 dollars with eight months residence required. Open to any young man or woman seeking a farm. Details from immigration agent O B Griffith at Wright V F Laraway’s jewelry store. Excursion leaves Glenwood July 24.
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Lyman
Stanley Counties
S. Dak
O. B. Grifith
W. VF
Laraway
Glenwood
Meeting With Great Success at Emerson Chautauqua Event
The Glenwood Chautauqua Concert Company performed in Emerson attracting a large audience. A union service at the Baptist church honored Rev. C. M. Cilne led many to attend the service first, then the concert at Winkler store. The company received an enthusiastic reception in Hillsdale and plans more shows this week in Tairview, Rawles township, Tabor, Silver City, Hastings, with a final open air concert planned in Glenwood next Saturday if weather allows.
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Glenwood Chautauqua Concert Company
Wmerson
The
Baptist Church
C. M. Cilne
Winkler Store
Emerson
Tairview Methodist Church
Rawles Township
Tabor
Silver City
Hastings
Glenwood
Red Oak Chautauqua of 1904 Tops Expected Finances
The Red Oak Chautauqua of 1904 was financially successful per the Sun. Season tickets brought in about $2000 more than last year. Opening day attendance reached around 2400, July 5 about 2000, and ~1500 on the other days. Season tickets yielded $1200 and single tickets $1125, with additional revenue from concessions and rent.
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The
Sun
Postmasters Allow Rural Mailbox Ownership After August First
The postmaster general issues an order permitting patrons on rural mail routes to build their own mailboxes after August first. Boxes must meet standards for size durability safety and weather protection of mail matter, ensuring proper service and curbside accessibility.
Red Painted Gasoline Cans Law Takes Effect
A law enacted on July 4 requires all gasoline cans to be painted red. Dealers filling unpainted cans face fines. The rule aims to standardize fuel containers and improve safety.
Drowning at Lake Manawa Adds To Tragedy Rank
Lake Manawa saw its second drowning in a week as Olaf Jensen of Council Bluffs, 21, died Sunday evening after a failed attempt to swim to safety following a misfired air balloon ascent. He reportedly struggled with excitement or exhaustion, despite being a capable swimmer. The incident follows July 4 losses, heightening Lake Manawa’s perilous reputation.
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Lake Manawa
Olaf Jensen
Council Bluffs
Tourist Car Party To Shoshone Opening
Interest grows in Glenwood over opening of Wind River Shoshone Reservation in Wyoming. Registration runs July 16–31 at Worland or Thermopolis. drawing August 4 at Lander. Round trip fare from Glenwood is 20.10 plus sleeper charges for groups of 25 or more. Departure planned for Sunday. contact Agent Waterman or Will Donejan.
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Glenwood
Wyoming
Worland
Thermopolis
Lander
Wye
Burlington
Agent Waterman
Donejan
Three Mills County Boys Lost Then Found Near Red Oak
The Tabor Beacon recounts three Haines boys ages 13 10 and 7 who started from north of Tabor to visit a grandmother near Thurman lost their way after a day and a half. They were found near Red Oak after spending Saturday and part of Sunday wandering and watering the team at a farm three miles west of Red Oak. Their father Mr Haines was alerted and located them Monday.
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Tabor
Mills County
Job Haines
Thurman
Red Oak
They Divide Their Land The Nipps Apportion Property
The Malvern Towan reports Mr and Mrs Henry Nipp of Mineola have decided to portion their Mills county holdings among five children. The Nipps, long residents of Mills county, acquired 750 acres and plan to divide 160 acres to each child. Surviving children named include FL Nipp C Fk Nipp Pauline Bichel Julia Mynn and Mmina Graham.
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Malvern Towan
Nenry Nipp
Mineola
FL. Nipp
Fk. Nipp
Pauline Bichel
Julia Mynn
Silver City
Mmina Graham
Mafvert
Sald Out for $1.50 in Crow Reservation Drawing
Randulph resident Lou Duncan was among the winners in the Crow reservation drawing on July 3. The Beacon notes he was in Tabor Thursday and, amid congratulatory remarks, offered to sell out for $1.50. The proposal was taken up by Mr. Lingo, the Essex stock buyer.
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Lou Duncan
Randulph
Beacon
Tabor
Lingo
Essex
Tomorrow's Big Ball Game in Glenwood Tonight
A ball park showdown tomorrow in Glenwood pits South Side against Court House nines at 5 pm with a crowd expected. The feature will be one inning worth the admission, amid a cool afternoon and a banter-filled, festive atmosphere. The Malvern first nine will visit Thursday for a four-game series, after Glenwood beat Island Park 4 to 3 at home behind strong pitching by Conner and solid play from LaChapelle.
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Glenwood
South Side
Court House
Ball Park
West Siders
Malvern
Island Park
Island Park Corner
Anderson LaChapelle
Lewis Waterman
Starr
Klindt Collins
Young Anthony
Short
Lewis Boomer
Elis Laraway
Lewis Halter
Thomas
Clarence Jones
Willfall
Anderson
Tabor
Linfavoror Tabor
Ball
Shuftfer
Dearheart
Matthews
Tragic drowning of 11-year-old Goodro in Missouri River
Another victim fell to the river whirlpools at a Missouri River point. Eddie Goodro of South Omaha vanished while chasing a log and was swept under murky waters. Divers searched the whirlpool area but failed to recover his body.
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Missouri River
Hddie Goodro
South Omaha
Goodie
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J. M. Thomas
A. HL. Winkler
John Hammack
White Cloud Mills
the Tribune
Parslow
Clarinda
Hillsdale
Manawa
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