Nature Study Feats At Maine Woods With Kellogg
Professor C R Kellogg captured moving pictures and phonograph recordings of beavers and other wildlife in the Dead river region near Kennebago Maine. He documented dam building, tree felling and animal responses to music, aiming to illustrate lectures on nature study and counter nature fakirs theories.
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C. R. Kellogg
Maine
New York
Dead River
Kennebago Chain
Beaver
Maine Fish and Game Commission
Professor Kellany
Rangeley
New York World
Kellogg
A Bird Curfew For Montclair Neighbours Ask Silence
A Montclair New Jersey resident urged Councilman Charles I Hartshorne to curb birds whose early-morning chirps disturb sleep. The caller also asked for measures to quiet cats, while Hartshorne joked about suppressing tree noises as a future issue.
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Montclair
N. J
Charles
Hartshorne
Valley Road
Wood for Sale at Bogart Grocery Glenwood
Hard and soft wood offered in any quantity. Inquire at Bogart grocery in Glenwood for prices and pickup details.
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Bogart Grocery
Glenwood
Train Aboard Glenwood Slips As Track Shifts Near Miss
A westbound passenger train from Glenwood slowed several minutes after the No. 33 engine felt the track slip roughly 18 inches on a side hill. Passengers were unaware of the cause while the crew feared a possible derailment. Section Foreman Motts and crew secured the track and reinforced the line.
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Glenwood
Cheyney
No. 3
BASE BALL BUBBLES White Sox and Colts tie in Malvern area game
Yesterday afternoon at Glenwood the White Sox and Edwards Colts battled to a 4 to 5 tie after nine innings. Next Thursday the Fats and Deans meet again in a decisive clash while Malvern teams prep for a series featuring Tabor and Dianehieside.
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Glenwood
White Sox
Edwards’ Colts
Fats and Deans
Malvern Boys
The
Malvern Fain
Tabor
Dianehieside
Matrimonial Matters in Council Bluffs
Otto J. Huebner married Miss Wisie King on Wednesday in Council Bluffs. The groom recently moved from Minvolt to Council Bluffs. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sant King living north of Glenwood.
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Otto J. Huebner
Wisie King
Council Bluffs
Minvolt
Council
Malvern Fair features racing and baseball purses
The Malvern fair schedules racing as a feature for August seven with purses totaling 2200 dollars. Baseball purses amount to about 300. The event emphasizes competitive activities and earnings across both racing and baseball segments.
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Malvern
Local News Roundup From Silver City and Nearby Areas
Silver City residents host visitors from Wayne and Lincoln while relatives travel through Nebraska. Maud Kerney of Lincoln visits Silver City. Mrs Nunt and granddaughter head to Nebraska. John Moore and wife return from Nebraska. Martin Watson of Minneapolis visits cousin A P Reeve. Claude Kenny preaches at Methodist Church to support Simpson College. School board approves Sprague Manufacturing safeguards. Mrs Greenwood reports rheumatism treatment benefits. Pure Cracked Corn advertised at Fancher's Feed Store.
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TC Jackson
Wayne
Neb
Myr
Fred Fogle
Russell Jackson
Omaha
Silver City
Maud Kerney
Lincoln
Meb Nunt
Nebraska
John Moore
Suonday
Martin Watson
Minneapolis
A P Reeve
R Bada
Red Wak
Claude Kenny
Malvern
Methodist Church
Simpson College
J Rew
A Pratt
Henderson
F Lodge
Sprague Manufacturing Company
Council Bull's
CG Greenwood
Burlington Junction
W. J. Bryan Train Stops in Mills County Tonight
Burlington east bound No. 12 leaves Pacific Junction at 1 30 this afternoon and will stop briefly at the depot. Citizens are invited to shake hands with the next president and hear a possible short speech if time permits.
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Burlington East
Pacific Junction
Court Notes From Glenwood Court And Local Disputes
Indictment for seduction against Charles Criswell of Malvern is public after grand jury. Criswell has been in custody after escape. bond signed by his father and John Suits. Tessie Benscoter seeks divorce from Elmer Tescape. asks custody of five month old babe. Real estate suit for 676 against Madlward Steinhaus over 1100 acres commission. Ground broken for courthouse north wing. completion aimed for next term in September. Teachers exam announced. normal institute to follow before fall term. Mrs. Mary Hammond loses bid for retrial after Missouri Valley death damages verdict. judge declines new trial.
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Charles Criswell
Malvern
Sarah Norris
Criswell
Hewis
Tie
Jd. S. Cris Well
John Suits
Tessie Benscoter
Glenwood
Elmer Tenscotey
Council
Rn. W. Greenies
Madlward Steinhaus
Lyons Township
Kansas
Nebraska
Mr. Greenlee
Charles Baldwin
George C. Boileau
Red Oak
Storth McPherson
Mary TE. Hammond
Missouri Valley
Federal Court At Council
Reversal of Standard Oil Fine by Court of Appeals
The Chicago appeals court voided the 420 million dollar Standard Oil fine, criticizing Judge Landis for rebating guilt and deeming 29 cents excessive. The piece endorses President Roosevelt's warning against corporate wealth and praises William J. Bryan as a champion of the people in the clash between predatory wealth and the common good.
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Standard Oil Company
Landis
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Burlington plans bridge over Missouri River at Omaha area
The Omaha News reports indications that the Burlington road intends to build a bridge across the Missouri River at the point north of the Illinois Central bridge. Burlington officials reportedly back the move and congress last winter granted a charter for the bridge. The article notes Burlington buying land just north of Council Bluffs to establish yards and shops.
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Omaha News
Burlington Road
Missouri River
Burlington
Congress
Ilinois Central Bridge
Council Bluffs
Tamisea Nominated at Democratic Judicial Convention
At Council Bluffs Mills county Democratic delegates nominated Tamisea of Missouri Valley for judge amid debate over partisan vs non partisan aims. L. T. Genung urged endorsement of Woodruff of Glenwood as Republican nominee, while others supported nonpartisan judiciary efforts.
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Council Biuffs
Frank Tamisea
Missouri Valley
Mills County
E.B. Woodruff
Glenwood
L. T. Genung
Woodruff
W. ST. Schurz
Council Bluffs
Tamisen
FF. HH. Davis
Wm. M. Donelan
Grenwood
Henry Bayer
Malvern
Harvest Prospects Mixed In Mills County Crops
Mills County farmers report heavy hay growth from favorable rains with a fair yield expected for small grains though rust in oats from moisture troubles crops on low ground delayed and millet and cane planted where corn lagged. Fruit shortages persist with some early peaches and fair blackberries as the region endures a poor fruit year.
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Mills County
Armers
Liquor Seizure In Silver City Leads to Jail Hold
The Dimes reports that a Saturday evening incident in Silver City involved a young man driving to a neighboring town to obtain beer and whiskey for local minors. City Marshal Kurtz seized and locked the liquor in the city jail after discovering the juvenile involvement.
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the Dimes
Silver City
Kurtz
Real estate transfers list from Silver Creek to Platteville
Real estate transfers record multiple 80 acre and small lot conveyances in Silver Creek White Cloud Platteville Emerson and Malvern. Transactions include Smiths Kilpatricks Davis Hanson Pierce Purcell Galbraith Rawhouser Cross with prices from 350 to 11000 dollars and parcel sizes up to 120 acres.
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R 4. Smith
E. Lawson
Silver Creek
Rosene Smith
FE. G. Smith
CG. L. Kilpatrick
Evalyn Kilpatrick
White Cloud
J. E. Kilpatrick
Fred Davis
D. M. Kline
Academy
Malvern
John Hanson
A. F. Pierce
Platteville
H. F. Pierce
G. W. Holdrage
Rowles
BE. A. Purcell
Annie Robinson
Martha DeBolt
Pacific Tuneview
A. Galbraith
John Carson
Emerson
D. JS. Rawhouser
J. W. McMullin
W. Cross
Sec
Spectacular Mine Explosion Tests Planned at Pittsburg
Federal authorities will convert the old arsenal in Pittsburg into an experimental station to study mine explosions. Tests will fire explosive mixtures into a large gas cylinder to gauge safety of dynamite and coal dust under damp and fire conditions. A miniature mine will simulate rescues while smoke and gas fill the shafts to test rescue gear.
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Pittsburg
Arsenal
Great Britain
Geological Survey
Washington
New York World
Wilkesbarre
Iyo
Steel Trust
Trust
Glenwood Chautauqua Featured in Tribune Advertisements
The Tribune this week prints extensive notices about the Glenwood Chautauqua. The program promises elevating and instructive entertainment and education, with the editor urging readers to obtain a booklet by sending to L. A. Bower, secretary.
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the Tribune
L. A
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Malvern Fair
Fancher’s Feed Store
W. J. Bryan
Judge Thorne
Domenica Depreto
Wfustings
Haas
Hving
Squire Hutchings
Supt. Moore
Standard Oil
Tamisea
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