Personal Paragraphs of Glenwood Figures and Visits
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents and visitors to Glenwood including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone, J A Farrington, Frank Pullmen, Mrs. J B Hudson, Carl Harrison, Chas T Smith, G W Brooks, Robt W Mulica, L Robinson, K E Nebo, H C Bower, Bliss Rheamie, Gid DeBolt, Miss Hardman, Mr. Oliver Sever, Mrs. W H Mergen, Mrs. M H Byers, J M Donelan, Albert Heinsheimer and others with trips to Macedon ia, Mitchellville, Council Bluffs and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stone
J. A. Farrington
Box Eider
Glenwood
Prank Pullmen
Silver City
J.B. Hudson
Michigan
G. W. Brooks
Center Township
Robt
W. Mulica
Pacific Junction
L.8. Robinson
Ottumwa
M. Mowatt
KE. H. Nebo
College Springe
H. C. Bower
Shenandoahast
Bliss Rheamie
Eldora
Gid DeBolt
Benton Precinct
Institute
Oliver Sever
Los Angles
Cala
H.W. Burkett
W. HL. Mergen
Mitchellville
Florence’ Wiley
Reform School
M. H. Byera
Ethel
Des Moines
J. M. Donelan
Colorado
Utah
West
F. E. Dovelan
J. M
Messrs
Albert Heinsheimer
F. O. Jackson
Chas. P. Hamilton
Macedonia
Hollie Miller
Hollie
Villainous Flight Trails Lyons Farm Case
In Lyons township a German farmer C W Haffke exposed Henry Busch as the man who betrayed his 15 year old daughter. Busch fled after sale of farming gear and disappearance, sheriff could not locate him and no warrant issued yet. The incident centers on a revolting crime and eludes immediate resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Township
C. W. Haffke
Lyons
Tenton
Henry Busch
Heffke
Haffke
Buach
Conrail Bluffa
Halske
Haifke
Glanwood
Morgan
Bugoh
Busch
An Unjust Criticism of Newspaper Fairness
A local column defends newspapers as a square deal source, citing Bam Jones and praising journals as the best detectives against sham and fraud. It asserts honest lives need not fear presses and urges freeing the press to expose frauds, with a closing ad for Canton Plow goods from Davis and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
America
Whisky Peddlers Warn of New Whiskey Law
Mille county readers are urged to note a July 4 1900 prohibition law restricting whiskey and beer orders to permit holders. The article warns agents and express services must verify permits before delivery and promises to halt unsanctioned shipments as authorities tighten enforcement. It also covers a local beauty contest winner and a doctor’s insurance clarification amid fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla County
Haatinge
Emerton
Henderson
Kesmen Bros Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quick Shirt Care
In The Neck in where you sear it when your collars are as at home with a Raw Edge. If you are tired of this, we are careful with your linen, vaing machinery that wont tear it. You will like the way we do up your collars, ouffa and shirts, returned to you gleam and white on the day promised. Roll up your bundles. Drop up 4 postal or ring 17, the wagon will call. Kesmen Bros X LO R Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesmen Bros
X-Lo-R
Was It a Miracle Cure for Consumption in Indiana
The Ammunition of a sensational testimonial claims Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Camacook Indiana, once 90 pounds and deemed incurable, gained 87 pounds after using Dr King’s New Discovery. It is advertised as a universal cure for throat chest and lung diseases with a free trial offer and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena J. Stout
Cammaock
Marion Stuart
Maude
Ind
Yorktown
Glenwood and Griswold Play Fine Ball Despite Weather
A well played baseball clash at Glenwood Athletic Park last Thursday saw Glenwood and Griswold in a tight contest. Wilkinson was disabled early forcing Wilkins to pitch and Griswold replaced their starter twice as rain interrupted play. Final scoring details show Glenwood 10, Griswold 3 with 11 hits for Glenwood and 11 for Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Griswold
Glenwood Athletic Park
Wilkinson
Wilkins
Glentwood
Wilkingon
Stephenson
McGinnis
Moulton
Wilwerding
Balla
Wilkine
Uncalled Letters at Glenwood Post Office July 26 2000
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Glenwood post office for the week ending July 26 2000 including Mrs. B Kritzmeyer Ethel Waller and Johnny Roach. Recipients should state they have been advertised to claim. R C Wart P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
B. Kritzmeyer
Ethel Waller
Johnny Roach
R. C. Warts
P. M
L. A. Stillwagon Emphasizes Low Prices and Value
L. A. Stillwagon promotes consistently lower prices than competitors, claiming they stay below rivals whether greatly or slightly, while maintaining high value. The letter, signed by L. A. Strwnwagon, invites customers to compare in person and notes Cheyney Bros. supplies of bacon and hams.
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Carl Harrison
Tabor
Chas.t. Smith
Hastings
J. M. Kelley
J. D. Robbina
D. Davis
Lucinda A. Plumb
Andersop Township
J. 8. Kelley
Wellman
Farreter Welman
Welman
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Tresaurer
Trenaurer
Onoe
O. W. Welman
Special Agent Board of Supervisors
Welmap
Bis
Mills County
F.L. Sturtevant
Theodore
Theodore Stortenbecker
Ludwig
Defund
Pullman & Hettinger
Stortenbecker
John Mayer
Theodora Stortenbecker
Perhays
Canton
Py Davis
Anderson Pacific
Junotga Lowy
Mabel Baker
Sady
Miss Baker
Weaka Aga Abe
Pauline Pettibone
Ft. Dodge
Miss Pettibone
Harlan
Olive B. Hetzel
Avoan
Misa Baker
Cnanvasa
Dr. L. Jackson
Swonppe
Mille County
Jackson
L. A. Stillwagon
L. A
Cheyney Bros
F. M. McCluskey
W. 8. Morrow
McCluakey Block
Houth Ride Square
S. T. Brothers
Malvern, Iowa
E. G. Woodrow
Donnelly Bros
F. M. Shriver
G. A. Knolle, Prop
W. H. Plimpton
Iwa
Mills County National Bank Capital
United States
Europe
Kent
D. L. Heinsheiner
F. M. Buffington
A. D. French
H. A Ekench
Ass't
M. Baiington
D. Hob
Beinsheimer
GR. Andrews, BD Woodru
Detroit
South Side Square
Sharpe & Fleming
D. G. Jamison