Local Glenwood notices and regional updates mix
A patchwork of names and daily events from Glenwood and Mills County. Dr Watt returns from Kirksville Mo visits and trips. families travel to Stuart, Algo Neb and Omaha. farm moves, visits, and property changes fill the week. Local society notes cover chautauqua dining duties, picnics, horse collar show, and upcoming elections plus a flood widened Keg Creek ditch.
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Eugene Brookings
Humane Horse Collar Co
Omaha
Glenwood
Dshes
Mills County
Coziahir
Silver City Social Notes and Accident Report
Mrs J L Smith returned Monday from Centerville. Mr and Mrs Bert Hoffaker of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with his parents here. Rey W G Cooper is at Hamburg this week on business. Mrs E A Anderson returned from a visit with relatives at Stanberry Mo. Guy Richards of Wymore Neb visited his wife and children in Silver City. John Jim Parker left for Wellington Colo to visit his daughter Mrs TN Salyers, absent several weeks. Monday morning N Goos northeast of Silver City was injured when a hay stacker fell on him, cutting his head and bruising his back. he was unconscious for hours but is improving.
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J L Smith
Centerville
Bert Hoffaker
Council Bluffs
Rey W G Cooper
Hamburg
E A Anderson
Stanberry
Guy Richards
Wymore
Neb
John Jim’Parker
TN Salyers
Wellington
Colo
N Goos
Silver City
Goos
Henderson Grant Hockenbury and Other Local Notes
Henderson Grant Hockenbury is described as a Red Cab itor visiting Henderson this week. Miss Maude Coppock visited in Henderson. Mosely Chase returned home from Warlington Junction after weeks of treatment. Miss aS Willard and Lena had a daughter Thursday after three weeks with Jeli Cayo. A runaway involving John Maynes cost about 200. One horse was killed. News came of a death in Rey Leake family formerly of here now at Onuwa from cerebrospinal meningitis with three more children ill with the same illness.
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Grant Hockenbury
Maude Coppock
Hinérson
Mosely Chase
Wuarlington Junction
As Willard
Daughtera D
Lena Leth
Jeli Cayo
John Maynes
Tie
Rey Leake
Onuwa
Clean Up and Avoid Typhoid Physicians Warn
Physicians say from now until September 1st is the worst time of the year for typhoid fever. Hot weather fosters typhoid and related illnesses, so careful eating and drinking, choosing clean food and pure water, is urged for Mills County residents to reduce infection risks. Premises should be renovated, garbage disposed of, and weeds cut to minimize disease threats.
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Mills County
Pig Returns Home After Nearby Theft Report
Small black pig taken from near Puostitution reported Saturday July 20. Owner may reclaim by paying charges. J. Standiford signs. Also advertisement for Kansas farm listings $26 to $60 per acre and immigration agent information from Wallace & Landse, Yates Center, Kansas.
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Souinesstern
Kansas
Southwest
Wallace & Landse
Yates Center
Ataris
Burlington to Implement Two-Cent Fare System
Assistant General Passenger Agent Buckingham announced a two-cent fare across the entire Burlington system within ten days, covering Montana to South Dakota. Clerks work on the schedule and the rate will start once the tariff is completed. The move likely prompts other railroads in the region to follow.
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Buckingham
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Emerson Picnic Dampened by Weather and Busy Farms
The Emerson two day picnic faced poor turnout due to cloudy skies and rain, with farmers busy in the fields and limited attendance from nearby towns. Glenwood sent representatives, and a large group traveled on No. 6. Free entertainment, Spelling band music, and moving pictures drew praise, along with ball games noted elsewhere. Also announced is RB Buffington’s move to Boise Idaho to pursue coal interests, with his son Frank joining him there.
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Momerison
Glenwood
Emerson
the Tribune
Buffington
Boise
Idaho
Laywood
Bulington
Mills County
Frank
Value of individuality theme at Glenwood Congregational Church
The morning sermon at Glenwood Churches Congregational Church centers on the value of individuality from Matthew 25:15 with the theme To every man according to his several ability. Evening service is canceled due to a union meeting at the courthouse square at seven. C E meets at the church at eight with a morning topic Poverty Prince or Pauper from Isaiah 52:2 and a union service planned in the park.
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Israah
Big Ditch Great Success as River Straightening Report
Shenandoah Sentinel reports local farmers near West Nishna see the new channel cut for river straightening as a complete success. Completed sections divert floodwater swiftly with minimal overflow while unfinished stretches still risk crop damage, prompting calls to extend the ditch further.
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Shenandoah Sentinel L’est
West Nishna
Stimulation Without Irritation Urino Laxative Syrup Claim
An advertising claim for Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup promotes cleansing and bowel stimulation without irritation. The copy emphasizes a gentle, irritation free effect as the watchword of the product.
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Trory & Otis
Wilson Drug Company
Dr Watt
Kirksville, Mo
Mary Mickebwait
Algo
Pearl Burres
Boston
Malvern
Record
Janet
Stuart, Neb
Grover Mickelwail
Abram Edwards
Jesse Edwards
Plattsmouth
L. G. Merger
T. UH. Miler
M. MiNer
Lillie Miller Kutcher
James Nichols
County Recorder
Clyde Rhoads
Walter Brown
Ralph Mieckelwall
G W. Stathke
Bertha
Jennie LeMar
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Fm. M. Lamb
Alice
William
Wiliam Jr
C. T. Gentiie
Paul Kepler
Oklahoma
Grace Kearns
Council Blairs
Bogart
W. A. Morgan
Albert Edwards
Red Oak
Grenwood
Spelbring
Ed Schulhof
Benincosa
W. Ma. Asbury
Mr. Schuthof
Shenandoah World
Wellie van Baton
East
Jamestown Exposition
New York
Fladette Orchestra
Central Allee
Jane Rowhan
Cartier Bullington
Denver
Toise
Charles Crewdson
Roy Manker
Robinson's
Ben Shoninger
Chicago
Cora Eastman
Aurora
Albert Smith
Mrs. L. M. Lord
Miss Frances Short
Henry Prindje
Kansas City
Hall
E. L. Lutkin
Lake Okoboji
O. H W. Marin
Little Daughter
Des Moines
EH. L. Carson
Maxine
Tipton
H. B. Dull
John Dull
Earl Wright
Taxtum, Cale
Warry Hubbell
Jacob Menton
Faust
St. Bernard Hospital
Council Blaffs
Sheriff Linville
Portsmouth Daily Journal
Rey
D. A. Youtsy and Son
Carter
Phey
Ife
Kraft Clothing
Garnett
Barnhill
Kraft
Creston
Clara Allbee
D. G. Jamison
Osceola
Dorothy Smouse
Mary Bradford Whittred
Dorothy
Abingdon
Beth Robinson
Beatrice
Nebraska School For
Brooks
Court House Park
Baptist Memorial Church
W. H. Vivers
Mildred
L. A. Bower
Henderson
R. Buffington
Congregational Church
Tyry the Tribune
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
D.G. Jamison
McCall
L. E. Geil
Alpalia
A. P. Reeve
Silver City, Or
Cadwell & Salyers
Iow
Vrernon C. Briners
V. C. Bridges
Tabor
Malvern Fair
Odd Fellows
Pacific Junction
Old Settlers
Mills
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Fremont
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