Severe Rain Storm Damages Mills County Crops
Mills County endured a severe rain storm last Thursday night causing extensive crop damage to corn hay and other fields. Flooding forced residents in Glensgood to evacuate by boat while Red Oak and Plattsmouth reported streets flooded several feet deep. About five inches of rain fell countywide washing soils away and prompting emergency use of the Sanctified church in Glenwood as a relief station.
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Mills County
Keg Creek
Pony Creek
Glensgood
Glenwood
Red Oak
Plattsmouth
Kidney Cure Promises Relief In Two Years Of Pain
Local ad copy notes a patient troubled with kidney complaints for about two years who claims two bottles of Poley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure. The terse testimonial credits HA Davin and HS Toens with the cure, and mentions an office on a block near Myers' furniture store.
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Pwo Buiths
Dilus
HA Davin
Stertisg
Poley
HS Toens
Glenwood's New Depot Planned for Major Upgrade
The Glenwood rail line plans a new state quality depot closer to state buildings, with officials confident it will match Red Oak's 880000 facility. Surveyor Dean and Burlington railroad representatives note landowners in Mills County for the new right of way while surveyors map levels for bridges and culverts, indicating preparatory steps for property acquisition and construction.
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Glenwood
Red Oak
Dean
Burlington Railroad Company
Auditor's
Ofice
Mills County
Miraculous Escape From Flood in Storm Cave Near Plattsmouth
Peter Morgenson a farmer living near the Missouri river three miles south of Plattsmouth recounts a near drowning escape last week with his wife and two small children. A storm drove them to a storm cave where water rose two inches on the floor. The door jammed and Morgenson dug through a wall with a spade to reach safety. A cord of wood had washed down the hill and blocked the door leaving the cave half full of water.
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Peter Morgenson
Missouri River
Plattsmouth
Sudden Death of Local Farmer Near Macedonia
Without notice J E Holdridge a farmer east of Macedonia near Wheelers Grove died suddenly while watering a team. Dr Besore ruled heart failure as the cause. The body was embalmed and shipped from Carson on Monday accompanied by relatives.
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J. E. Holdridge
Macedonia
Wheelers Grove
Jase Feifnyight
Besore
Ani
Graham
Carson
Als
Daculs
Fragmented OCR: Overflow Cater Test notes misspellings
The readable text is garbled with typos and broken phrases. It mentions overflow and Cater Test but lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to establish a clear news item. Further cleanup is needed to extract a factual summary.
Encampment notes for Co. C at Camp Davidison
Co C heads to Atlantic for annual encampment. Officers include Captain Dull and Lieutenants Logan and Hanks. Privates listed. camp at Camp Davidison named for Major Davidson. Mosquitoes abound. Nebe’s shoes sign draws attention. provisions scarce on arrival, duties assigned, grounds set for week.
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Hi Dull
B. Logan
Due
HH. Hanks
Jeare DL. Wills
Wagoner Sherfey
Marian Baker
GH. Stone
Gov. Woodruff
Chas, Davies
Theo. Beekman
Chas
Oronek
Trvin Mehliman
Bernard Hamilton
K. J. Sheridan
Clyde Wanna
Privates
R. Anderson
Iran
William Robinson
Rush Harry Richardson
Kishell
Roy ¥Tamper
John EH
Smith John Wilcox
J.T. Davidson
Cook Anderson
Nebe
Glenwood
Co. C
H. GB. Dull
Seret
Woodruff
Corp Eshliman
Mighardson
Rayer
Kates
Stamper
Oak Park wedding linked to Drennan England union
Frank L. Drennan of Glenwood Indiana and Miss Pearl England of Boone Illinois were married at Oak Park last Tuesday evening. The ceremony occurred at 8 o clock with Rev. Seth Wilcox officiating. A reception followed at 8:30 and the couple plan a trip to Mastern resorts before settling in Glenwood after September 1.
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Frank L
Drennan
Pearl England
Oak Park
Ingland
Tena
Wagland
Mastern Resorts
Glenwood
Storm maims Holbrook farm house near Glenwood
Last Thursday’s severe storm struck the Estes house on Holbrook farm south of Glenwood. Dirk, Sam Estes, and their mother were inside and unharmed. The plastering blew out walls, big holes opened in partitions, the roof caught fire, and firefighters fought the blaze. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a lifelong lung illness after failure of other remedies. Trial bottles offered free by A J Howe. 50 cents and one dollar sizes.
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Estes
Holbrook Farm
Glenwood
Dirk
Sam Estes
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
J Howe
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Dew
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Cvuth
Title Square
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Sher Geavetul Bani
Pete
Atlantic
Goi
Stempel
Charles J. Koehler
Yellowstone Park
Jawa
Lie Ia
Clipsen
Ing Gutta
Ntr
Bags Ao
Leah Patel
Dane Uth
Glen Weed
Kestle Glenwaad
Lowa
Edison Phonographs
W. F. Laraway
Shetland
Iowa
Carey & Fleming
S.e.landis
Harth
Hockcomr & Durr
Dick Hudson
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