Tabor and Northern Arrives in Malvern
Train timing notes show arrivals at Malvern with multiple listed times including midnight and afternoon slots. Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Taboe and Tabbor locations along with 4.80pm and 12:20am references.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
4
Train timing notes show arrivals at Malvern with multiple listed times including midnight and afternoon slots. Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Taboe and Tabbor locations along with 4.80pm and 12:20am references.
Malvern reports Morgan moving his family to Sidney to open a jewelry store he recently bought. George Talbott becomes a traveling salesman for Marshall Field Co with Mankato Minnesota HQ. Willie Bell, Burlington Agent W S Bell’s son, injured after a colt throw near Wallace Donner’s farm. several stitches and tooth loss, later regained consciousness.
Residents and visitors across the region include Ernest DeLashmutt visiting Pawnee Neb Miss Geulah Davis Creston Mrs W Kelley and mother at Glenwood Avery Perkins Harvest work in South Dakota Mrs W Godsey and Mrs F W Kemp Omaha visitors Lounding new boys at Wm Hussing and If N Crippen homes Police Judge Snyder Council Bluffs camping on farm near hills Mrs Mullica returns from Plattsmouth Ray D Nelson back from Cedar Rapids Prof and Mrs W B Gregg home from summer vacation Thomas Smith old-timer buried near Tabor formerly on Gunselley farm Newt Russell recovering from Plattsmouth accident Grace McClure sustains foot injury Will McClure daughter Grace injury Mrs Vances Hoskins moving to Riults Chas W Waynie buys in Hurgess market.
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Unimproved quarter sections listed at 32 dollars per acre and improved half sections at 35 to 40 dollars per acre. Also a 1120 acre farm ten miles from Harrold with $5000 in buildings, well fenced with abundant water. Price 16 dollars per acre. Inquire W. F. Hill at the Tribune office.
A flirtatious girl visits Drayton through a hedge and imposes on his bachelor life by requesting a chocolate and grapes. He builds a blue room for a pretend wife, plans a wedding with the child Louise, and hosts a playful, budding romance with Louise’s mother. A neighbor’s gaze and a light confession end with an amused, hopeful note as a potential match forms. Long calendar notes and eyebrow lore follow in the issue.
The Glenwood Chautauqua offers Moving Pictures Nights, a Buphophonium Male Quartets days, Virginia Jubilee three days, Tabor Band one day, Schulhofs Band days, all meals, and continuous lectures. McConnell’s sermons Aug 10 11 promise forceful, inspiring talks and a rich range of humor music and songs throughout the program.
In the school building a neat clean place to get your meals Mrs Nichols will have charge of the dining hall. Every effort will be made to make your attendance at the assembly pleasant and profitable. Come and be.
Colorado tourists may ride the highest regular railway in the world on the Argentine Central Railway to Mt. McClellan, 14,007 feet up, surpassing the Jungfrau Railway. The Denver to summit trip, via Clear Creek Canyon and Georgetown Loop, lasts about four hours in a prime one day excursion. Illustrated folders with rates and schedules available from C A Johnson Denver Colo. Was in Poor Health For Years Ira W Kelley Mansfeld Pa says Foley's Kidney Cure cured his kidney and bladder trouble after years of poor health. Refuse substitutes. Try the Tribune for job work.
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