Another Wreck on Burlington Cheyney Cut Is a Hoodoo Spot
Rail crews report a new wreck in the Cheyney cut east of Glenwood amid prior crashes that halted main line traffic for hours. A westbound freight pulled a drawbar, tossing two cars and tearing rails for 100 yards as brake man W. E. Burton was hurt. Dr J M Donelan treated him for a broken ankle and thumb before transport home to Creston. Passenger No. 6 halted briefly, then No. 4 passed after diversions via Paenle Junction and Wamburg Oak.
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Last Glenwood bachelor to wed plans trip and home
John McCluskey, Glenwood’s last surviving charter bachelor, will renounce bachelorhood on Wednesday the 20th in Shenandoah with Miss Grace Aikin, a Glenwood schoolteacher. They plan a wedding trip to Chicago Detroit Buffalo and Niagara Falls and will reside on Walnut Street after September 15.
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Apple Growers See Scarcity as Allen Expects No Packing
Frank Allen of Allen Packing Co states no apples will be packed this fall in southwest Iowa due to scarce early fruit. They may purchase fall apples from New York where prospects are better. A note from GC FH Towslee in Portland discusses apple prospects in Oregon with potential over a thousand car loads from the Willamette and Hood River valleys.
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Allen Packing Company
Iowa
New York
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GC. FH. Towslee
Portland
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Hood River
Providence
Convention a Success at Walnut Grove School House
Lyons township S S convention held Sunday at the Walnut Grove school house drew a large crowd with an enjoyable program. Local leaders praised the event for fostering community spirit and shared brief talks and selections by participants.
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Lyons Township
S.S
Walnut Grove School House
Sunday gathering draws crowds from Lyons Lincoln and Platteville
Speakers and singing filled the day with a fine noon basket dinner. The building proved too small for the crowd, as Sunday schools from Lyons township and those from Lincoln and Bethlehem in Platteville attended.
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Body of Hans Bern Found After Jump From Omaha Bridge
The body of Hans Bern, formerly of Mineola, who jumped from the Douglass street bridge in Omaha last Monday night, was found Friday afternoon by fishermen near Bellevue. He was half brother to William Kahl of Mineola and whose funeral is planned for Emerson, Nebraska where his mother resides. Bern came to Omaha from Emerson with August Kruse and was last seen in an Omaha saloon before attempting to cross the river. His hat and coat were found on the bridge. Relatives had offered a $200 reward for the body’s recovery.
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Omaha
Bellevue
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Fred Schroeder
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Neb
Rero
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Bern
Death Claims H B Williams Former Genwood Lawyer
Judge H B Williams a Glenwood lawyer died in Bellingham Washington from injuries after alighting from a streetcar. He left Glenwood 25 years ago, practiced in Glenwood 7 years, was born in Michigan 1840, served in the 21st Wisconsin, and was a justice of the peace at Bellingham for 14 years. He was US immigration commissioner for Whatcom district at his death and was married to Kate Green Wilkins. He leaves three children including John Hyves and Mary J. Flenderson.
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Ile
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United States
Whatcom
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John Hyves
Portland
Seattle
Mary J. Flenderson
Watson Constantine S Watson Dies After Long Emerson Life
Watson Constantine S. Watson, a longtime Emerson resident, died last Wednesday at Celsiox Springs Missouri while seeking treatment. Funeral services were held Sunday at Emerson Baptist Church under Masonic auspices. Burial followed at North Grove cemetery. He is survived by two sons and two daughters: Armer and Albert Watson, Mrs John Salmons, and Elizabeth Watson.
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Emerson and Vicinity
Xcelsiox Springs
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Masonic Order
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Tnl“Mer
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John Salmons
Elizabeth Watson
Prohibition Nominees at Columbus Convention
The Prohibition party held a vigorous convention last week in Columbus Glico and nominated a ticket headed by Eugene W. Chilla l of Chicago for president and Aaron B. Watkins of Ada O for War Vice President.
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Chicago
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Ada, O
Court Adjourned. Judge Thorne Delays Return
Judge Thorne did not appear in Glenwood yesterday but telephoned Clerk Davis that he would not be present until next Monday. A short session is planned upon his return and several decisions will be handed down.
As Private Citizen and As Party Leader: Bryan’s Singular Career
By Robert Love. William Jennings Bryan stands apart in American history for remaining a private citizen yet wielding immense influence over the Democratic Party for over a decade. The piece compares Bryan to Henry Clay, notes his eloquence and fervent belief, and argues his enduring leadership despite not holding office after 1900.
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Board Lets the Contract for a New Addition to Court House
The County Board in Glenwood let the contract for a new north wing of the court house to W S Dean for 8300. The work must finish by September 20 ahead of the district court term. Supervisor Creech was named to supervise. The wing measures 16 by 46 feet with two fire proof vaults and two rooms. Vaults will serve the clerk and recorder. Moving of offices will follow completion. The Pony Greek ditch issue was not acted on.
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Court House
Dean
District Court
Creech
Bryan and Roosevelt as contrasted political figures
The piece argues Bryan's decisive stance on public issues contrasts with vacillating politicians, praising Roosevelt for deeds done and Bryan for firm beliefs. It notes voters admire leaders who publicly commit to positions, with Roosevelt and Bryan both popular for clear direction in public life.
Base Ball Bubbles at Glenwood Athletic Park Sunday
A lively game between Court House and North Side teams ended in a North Side 28 to 18 victory after a long, action packed day. West Oak beat a Golden Hill and Joe McCurdy's Colts group 11 to 9 with a late ninth inning surge. Horseshoes preceded the game, Will Gardner and Clint Tratcher winning 3 of 6 and earning $3 gold watch charms. A 2:30 Thursday ball game in Glenwood features the White Sox and a picked team.
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Marion Wiles
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