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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

3

The Second Tabor Tournament Dominates Town Life

The second annual Jaber tee ball association tournament in Tabor drew record crowds with Glenwood and Cleveland facing off for top honors. The Maroons of Menwood Maroon won thrice in a row, defeating Nebraska City and Cleveland while crowds praised the lively games, band music, and concerts each evening. A dramatic shift in betting and local chatter followed as spectators recounted pivotal plays and big slams.

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Wrestlers Duel In Glenwood Draws Evening Crowd

A Glenwood Saturday wrestling event drew a lively crowd with Messe Joe Donnelly and Frank Coleman delivering a fifteen minute bout that ended in a draw after a prolonged exchange. The card also featured bouts by G All and G Wellibitian and a remark able display by Titan clubs. Foley kidney cure testimonial from Harry Stewart reflects crowd chatter on the night.

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Smallpox and crime mix in a faded town column

The item recounts several local items, including a silver city horse death, a thief misplaced money in a pocket book, college fund remarks, a smallpox outbreak in Red Oak with health officer notes, tramps jailed for vagrancy, and a fading belief of Iowa avoiding a winter epidemic. It also mentions Dr. Kennedy predicting the epidemic’s decline and a birth and death notice for Chinary Mee Righel Doerius.

Red Oak Thomas Geo. Glandon Fifth and Joy Streets Mr. Glandon Smallpox Hoapital Glandon

Call For Mills County Democratic Convention

The Democrats of Mills county will meet in Glenwood Iowa on Saturday August 10 1901 at 10 oclock to elect 11 delegates to the State convention and nominate county officers including Representative Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent of Schools Surveyor Coroner and Supervisors First District. Delegates allotted by precincts with one delegate for and ten votes cast for Hon W J Bryan. Precinct caucuses set for August 3 with local committee designations. All Democrats invited to participate. F J Walacy Chairman and O H Marsu Secretary.

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Promised Relief for Whooping Cough and Colds

Mrs. W. K. Usviluod of Armonk New York credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis. She also notes recovery of a family member with advanced consumption. The advert promises cure for throat and lung diseases and offers trial bottles.

Mr Diaerlen A.J. Howe W. K. Usviluod Armonk N. Y

Des Moines Crop Report Shows Widespread Drought Damage

Week ending July reports from the agricultural department in Des Moines describe extreme heat and drought across Iowa and nationwide. Temperatures reach around 100 F, with dry winds and limited rainfall, injuring early corn and late planted crops while some eastern areas received scattered showers offering slight relief. Harvests and pastures suffer as farmers assess losses and await timely rains to salvage roughly three quarters of the crop potential.

Agricultural Department Des Moines Dential Station

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