Glenwood Social News and Local Happenings
Glenwood residents host and visit across towns as Mrs Purcell and Miss Dryden visit, while others travel to Excelsior Springs and Dexter. Local incidents include a foot injury at a furniture store, a Maytag car purchase, a neighborhood birth, and a hand injury at Van Pelt Slezak. Community updates cover church services, an automobile tour by George Otis, canning factory prep, and social celebrations for Myrtle Lyon and Mrs Adams. Creditors’ meeting for Bernard Harding set for July 27 in Council Bluffs with a jewelry stock sale July 22.
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Glenwood Canning Factory
Myrtle Lyon
Ada Thomas
Theresa and
Hazel Moses
Jessie Burns
Malvern
Dr. Plimpton
Henry Adams
Mr. Adams
Ida
KE. A. Purcell
John Meer
Terman Hoffman
Nord Lumber Company
Missouri
W. &. Utterback
Chelan
Wash
Wenatchee
Columbia River
Bernard Harding
Ofice
S W Mayne
Council Bluffs
Harding
Mills County National Bank
J. J. Johnson
Tabor Defeats Glenwood 10 to 3 in Lopsided Game
Tabor scored ten runs, six in the first inning, as Glenwood committed multiple errors in yesterday's game. The home team fell behind early and could not recover.
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Glenwood
Creamery Sealed Bids Sought by Glenwood Creamery
The Glenwood Creamery Company invites sealed bids for the entire output of butternut milk. Bids per barrel of 38 gallons, with mail bids sent to L. E. Geil, Secretary, Glenwood, Iowa. Bids accepted up to and including Wednesday July 24. The creamery reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Glenwood Creamery Company
L. E. Geil
See’y
Glenwood
Lowa
Regular Uniform County Certificates Exam Dates Noted
Notice from Grove E Masters County Superintendent announces next Uniform County Certificates exam at his Glenwood office on Wednesday Thursday and Friday July 24 and 26 starting at 8 00 a m Questions from past exams and regulations are available on request. Experienced Iowa certified teachers not yet assigned for next year may contact boards seeking candidates.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Gro
E. Masters
Piano for Sale with Balance Owed on Installments
A buyer seeks a loan to settle a high grade piano bought a year ago for 350. The remaining balance is 205 with easy payment terms offered. The ad requests 20 now to settle credits and invites contact at Tribune.
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Tribune
Referee's Land Sale at Liggett Farm 27 Acres
Referee Genung conducts a land sale of 27 acres for the Liggett farm near Glenwood city. The notice lists Clara Schappel and Lippert among parties, with miscellaneous jargon and references to a round gold breastpin and lodging details. The document contains fragmented terms and local notices typical of a county sale listing from the period.
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Liggett
Gust
Glenwood City
Nos
Genung
Lear
Clara Schappel
Bell
Disorderly conduct fine for muttering about a dog fight
SURELY HAD LIKING FOR 006 Georgia Wilton a Black woman was fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct after a court hearing before Judge Bacon. Officers O Hern and Per ryman described her statements about a man who claimed her dog a houn d pup and the judge noted the protracted exchange involved threats to the dog and to the man. She insisted she would rather a man fight than harm the dog. The judge fined her for cursing and disturbing the neighborhood.
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Georgia Wilton
Negress
O'Hern
Perryman
Georgia
Memphis News Selmitar
Gravity, Chin, and a Radish Joke at Banquet
At a class banquet Miller tells a tale from Oberlin days about a chemistry professor denying pull as a force. He demonstrates by lifting a chair to chin height and pushing it out. The professor jokes Miller’s chin is the center of gravity. A student asks if a radish would be pushed or pulled, ending the debate.
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Miller
Oberlin College
Miss Myers
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Missouri
Utemark Bros
Bell
Glenwood
London Narrates Hobo Life At Dinner In Los Angeles
Novelist Jack London joked about hoboes at a Los Angeles dinner recounting a tale from a quiet dump where a hobo teased Nosey about still wearing carpet, describing the wild carefree life and a tomato can of coffee.
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Jack London
Mr. London
Los Angeles
Nosey
Home and suffrage thoughts spread from Booth tour
Mrs Maud Ballington Booth argues that a woman's place is home yet she can wield power effectively if she does it properly. Her prison tour highlights reform and suffrage as intertwined with home interests. The piece links this to political influence and the welfare of households. A Hamburg hotel photo shows Prince Henry of Prussia and Count Zeppelin dubbed two famous admirals with a note on their Zeppelin flight to Bremen nicknamed the thunder and lightning trip after severe weather.
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Maud Ballington Booth
South
Boston
San Francisco
Canada
Gulf
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Counnt Zeppelin
Hamburg
Bremen
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by woman
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is lauded by Mrs Susi Templeton of Hooper Nebraska for curing years of female troubles. She credits seven bottles with restoring health allowing her to work and even care for eighteen boarders. The ad claims the medicine has helped thousands and urges others to try it.
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Hooper
Nebraska
Lydia E.pinkham
Loften
Lydia E. Pinkham
Susi Templeton
Pinkham
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E. A. Purcell
Folsom
Lottie Dryden
G. A. Goodell
G. Mayberry
Onawa
W. B. Bruce
Excelsior Springs
K. Windham
Rev
BR. Shinn
Dexter
James A. Swope
All
Carl Nelson
Clyde Stranathan
Henry Buch
Will Lutz
Silver Creek
G. R. Craig
van Pelt & Slezak's
Cora Tillman
Tribune Ofive
Bessie Gillis
Pacific Junction
B. Millican
Lewis WW. Derkins
Sastane
Baptist Church
Roy L. Palmerton
George Otis
Wyoming
Mr. Otis
Joe
John English
Curee Jeweler UB. & Y. Watch
Iespectur
Tabor
The
Supreme Court of Iowa
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Towa
Martha Washington Comfort
Martha Washington
C.E. Swartz & Co
Mills County
William Lugsch
London
Dublin
Paris
Berlin
Munich
Vienna
Warsaw
Budapest
St. Petersarg
Amsterdam
Stuttgart
Turin
Rome
Lisbon
Zurich
Tokio
Shanghai
Sydney
South America
Adtires
Usher
H. H.windsor
W. Washington Street
Peter Schuttler
Peter Schutter
Peter Schuttles
Schuttler
Sheda
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