Local notes include teaching move and community updates
Miss Paarl Zimmer will teach in Vinton schools next year. Granville Russell resumes work in the Tribune office after a month farming. The piece lists arrivals, travels, health events and local happenings, from farm improvements in Rawles to a death in San Diego and a bank of notices from Glenwood and nearby towns.
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Paarl Zimmer
Vinton
Granville Russell
the Tribune
Rawles
Chas. H. Mayberry
McAdams Leaves Glenwood for Harlan Vocational College
O. McAdams, owner and manager of Glenwood Business College, moves to Harlan to lead the Vocational College there. Glenwood’s college will be discontinued for the present as he takes charge of the new institution. He aims to build up the Harlan college and assist local students.
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the Oak Two
West Oak Church
O. McAdams
Harlan B. O. McAdams
Glenwood
Harlan, Lown
Shelby
McAdams
Harlan
Mr. McAdams
Stolen horse case ties Glenwood sheriff’s office
Ed Marshell of Glenwood leather shop aids in a search for a horse stolen after Charley Morton hired a saddle horse to view orchards. Morton, who has worked around Glenwood and at Dyar fruit farm, may have left for Fremont, Nebraska. Meanwhile, 220 Fort Madison “honor” convicts are assigned to state institutions, with 20 to the Institution farm near Glenwood and 200 to farming and other work assignments.
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H. Millican
Golden Crouch
Council Bluffs
Crouch
Glanwood
Ed Marshell
Glenwood
Sherif
Charley Morton
Jed Marshall
Morton
Charles Barber
Dyar
Fremont
Nebr
Sanders
State Board
Ft. Madison
Military Company at Fair At Malvern Show
The Glenwood military company will be a special feature at the Malvern fair this year on Thursday, August 7. They will travel fully equipped, pitch camp tents on the grounds, and give an exhibition drill. They leave the following Monday for camp at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Military Company
Des Moines
Dislocated Ankle Hit by Twist in Coal Depot Contact
William Kates dislocated his ankle today while hauling coal. He jumped from his wagon at the depot, landed on a block of wood, and the ankle twisted severely.
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Kates
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Mills County Records
Instruments filed July 17 1914 to July 24 1914 record multiple transfers. J E Scott to Elmer Patterson part of Glenwood lot 7 block 1. Geo Palmer to T B Crooke and A H Savage Strahan’s Addition Malvern. B F Pierce to M J Pierce part of Lyone township section 22. Mary E Miller to Jay M Miller part of block 72 Glenwood. Prepared by Mills County Abstract Company Glenwood Iowa. Correct abstracts of title guaranteed.
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Recorder's Office
J. E. Scott
Elmer Patterson
Glenwood
Palmer
T. BE
Crooke
A. H. Savage
Strahan
Malvern
B. F. Pierce
M. J. Pierce
Lyone Township
Mary E. Miller
Jay
M. Miller
BBC
Mills County Abstract Company
Iowa
Mills County
Canned Talks in Health Crusade
Public health service launches educational campaign on hygiene. Canned lectures on sanitation include card mounts, phonograph records, and stereopticon slides. Topics cover typhoid, tuberculosis, smallpox, yellow fever, malaria, and general sanitary conditions aimed at nationwide household outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Stereopticon
The
Public Health Service
United States
Public Health Service Corps
Washington
Stereopticon Library
Perfect Baby Contest Winner Sets Flawless Measures
A New York contest declares ideal baby traits with Johanny Wiggers named winner. Details list exact measurements for age twenty eight months including weight length head circumference chest and limb sizes. Background notes mother Elsie Strech and baker father Max Wiggers identify national origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanny Wiggers
New York
Abe Ceeees
Dla
Germany
Elsie Strech
Max Wiggers
Girl Scout Wins Red Cross Prize for Heroic Gas Rescue
Miss Doris Lippman of Savannah Ga receives a $60 prize from the National Red Cross Society for her heroic conduct in aiding a man overcome by gas while digging a well. This marks the first award given to girl scouts by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Doris Lippman
Savannah
National Red Cross Society
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Z. A. Richardson
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Center
Dallas
3. D
George Rearling
Lyons
William Mackey
Tabor
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Ray Deichelberger
H. W. Seeger
Shenardoah
Mr. Seeger
Will Rathke
Henry Dean
Bernard Seeger
San Jose Republic of
Costa
Ricy
Harry Seeger
Woodward, Oklo
al Seeger
H. B
Allendale
J. Wi. Marshall
Mrs. House
Pender
Mrs. Marshall
T. J. McGarry
Banister
Mr. McGarry
G. Ta. Martin
San Monica
Cal
San Diego
Shirley Gillilland
Onawa
W. A. Koon
Koon
Scente Picture House
L. Hooker
Gillilla
B. B. Dean
R. M. Wiles
Plattsmouth
Chamberlain
Dr. Hillis
M. E. McMahon
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
A. 8. Workman
Frank Forney
Forney
Louis Rodman
Rosemary
A. J. Harmer
West Oak
Silver City
Ralph Hilt
Philomenia Hilt
Ethel Howard
Harlan County
Carson Walker
Houston of
Emerson
Laura Plumer
Gus Plumer
Charles Plumer
J. M. Donelan
M. M Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Corning
Harry Chenny
Fay Wright
Omaha
Wm. Lamb Sr
Junior
R. Trisler
Carl Buch
Clarence Boone
Lara Johnson
Connell Bluffs
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Lidgett
Bank Addition
Chas. Nygren
L. Hurst
Riesterer
Pacific Junction
J. L. Buckingham
Surrey
Frank Donelan
Geo. E. Masters, Co
George
Leith
California
Harry
Hazel
Russell Blanchard
Bener Edwards
Ed Myers
W. H. Fickel
Cheney
J. W. Laraway
Mickelwall
Lewis
Silver City Times
C. V. Sell
Iowa City
Robinson’s
L. S. Robinson Corner Jeweler
Federal Bureau
Ee ‘Shop
Worth
D. G. Jamison & Company
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood, Iowa
Gardner Auto
Square
H. Galliher
East Side Square
Davis & Anderson
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