Examination for Teachers in Glenwood and nearby towns
Teachers gathered for examinations at the Glenwood courthouse as heat rose. Supt. Masters led exams across Wednesday to Friday. next regular session set for October. Names of examinees listed from Glenwood Olive Bomar to Renshaw, Ill. Myrtle Renshaw and others from Hastings, Pacific Junction, Malvern, and more.
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Glenwood
Masters
Olive Bomar
Nellie Goodell
Faye Stounde
Pearl Zimmer
Cora Thomas
Ora Os
Elsie Skerritt
Verna Johnson
Ethan Ireland
Mary Carl
Maude Johnson
Desda Evans
Imogene
Agnes
Pet Mayer
May Eacrette
Henderson
Agnes Hockenberry
Ida Carlstedt
Clara Ridgeway
Pacific Junction
Catherine Colgan
Hastings
Jennie Priest
Silver City
Sadie Reeve
Emerson
Ethel Clark
Ada
Carrie Crawford
Tabor
Lillian Good
Renshaw, Ill
Myrtle Renshaw
Missionary Letter From Glenwood Church Couple in Natal South Africa
Mrs. Nellie Porter writes from Port Shepstone Natal about the work with her husband as missionaries supported by Glenwood church. She notes Natal’s diverse population whites and natives and describes natives’ views of missionaries. Prices at Port Shepstone are high and she wishes for Glenwood shopping. corn and eggs prices are listed.
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Nellie Porter
Glenwood Church of Christ
South Africa
Howard Mintle
Pickens
Glenwood
Porter
Port Shepstone
Natal
Glenwood Church
Henderson Man Charged With Bootlegging in Federal Court
John L. Fugate of Henderson was arraigned in U S court in Council Bluffs on bootlegging charges. He pleaded not guilty, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound to the September federal grand jury on an $800 bond. Special Agent W W Dunn of Omaha filed the information. A second Henderson man, James Booten, also faced illegal liquor charges within two weeks.
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John L. Fugate
Henderson
Council Bluffs
U. S
W. W. Dunn
Omaha
Fugate
James Booten
Talented Woman Miss Gertrude von Petzold Debating Gillilland
London reports that Gertrude von Petzold a talented woman and former Unitarian pastor in Glenwood will debate Senator Gillilland at the Glenwood Chautauqua on July 5. Mary Safford, once in London, preaches at Des Moines and swapped pulpits two years ago. During Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones Chicago vacation von Petzold fills his pulpit.
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Gertrude von Petzold
Senator Gillilland
Glenwood Chautauqua
London
Mary Safford
Des Moines
Safford
Miss von Petzold
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Chicago
Auditor Criswell Supplies Druggists With Purchase Blanks
The numbered request blanks for druggists in Milla county are now issued under the new law that took effect on July 4. The blanks are bound and recorded consecutively to maintain a formal trail for purchases.
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Criswell
Milla County
Blanka
Gaps in Drug Sales Record Kept By Auditor
The passages note that each sale is kept under a system the old law did not require. Blanks are filed every two months with the county auditor while the druggist retains the stubs. The stubs, however, are subject to inspection by proper authorities.
Licenses for Hunters In Mills County Rise Quickly
Fifty one hunters in Mills County have taken out licenses under the new law, with three more issued this week. Names include Will Houston of Glenwood Georges Weatherhead and Zeph Perkins of Malvern and Mrs Walter Jamison and Mr Jamison of Glenwood. Glenwood leads with about twenty two licenses followed by Hastings. Other towns Malvern Strahan Henderson and Emerson are represented with four three and one licenses respectively.
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Mills County
Will Houston
Glenwood
Georges Weatherhead
Zeph Perkins
Malvern
Walter Jamison
Hastings
Strahan
Henderson
Emerson
Tax Book Fixing In Mill County By County Officials
Auditor Criswell and Deputy Free are updating tax ledgers ahead of turnover to Treasurer Fickel on January 1. The state auditor reports no change in Mill County land valuations, reviewed biennially by the state executive council to align with other Iowa counties. Deputy Free notes only the second such change since his tenure began.
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Criswell
Deputy Free
Fickel
Mill County
State Executive Council
Iowa
Free
Hottest Day in Years Marked by 100 Degree Peak
Glenwood weather watcher Andrew Schappel records 95 at noon and 100 by 3 PM on Thursday. He notes the 100 degree high is the first in several years, with a cooling breeze between 4 and 5 PM and a drop to 80 by 6 PM.
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Andrew Schappel
Glenwood
Mercury
West Oak notes and local updates
West Oak residents Valda and Effie Hunt returned Monday from a Colorado trip and enjoyed their outing. Mrs WC Lohse, recently at Methodist hospital in Omaha, is expected home this week and reported much improved. Mrs Salem Curtis has suffered after stepping on a rusty nail. Gowen District school board plans painting for all three schoolhouses and outbuildings, with Glenwood artist handling the work. Some locals plan to attend the Glenwood chautauqua. Despite a day of rain, residents viewed the shower positively. Apples from the area are being sold in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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Valda
Effie Hunt
Colorado
WC Lohse
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Salem Curtis
Gowen
Glenwod
Glenwood Chautauqua
Cornei
Bluffs
Tabor Topics Highlights from a Rural Post
Rev and Mrs J W Ferner depart for Hot Springs for a four month vacation from pastoral duties. A B Walling and wife travel to Zell, SD where he owns land. Alex Moore is seriously ill near Tabor and partly paralyzed. Lafe Wolfe sells 165 hogs to TM Anstrope for 62,700. Foley’s Urine Laxative ads promote stomach and liver relief. Lost on lot Tuy 3 a ladies watch.
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J W Ferner
Hot Springs
Ferner
A B Walling
Zell
Mr Walling
Alex Moore
Tabor
Lafe Wolfe
TM Anstrope
Wan Asks Woman Senator Gilliland Debate at Des Moines
The debate at the Des Moines shau tauqua features Wan against Woman Senator Gilliland presenting his view on suffrage. Rev Miss Von Petzold from London Tingland will articulate the suffrage cause in a masterful, persuasive session, drawing a large audience and promising a rare treat for patrons.
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Miss von Petzold
London
Tingland
Tribune announces single issue next week on Tuesday
The Tribune will publish only one issue next week, on Tuesday, skipping Friday. Chautauqua week features are planned, inviting Tribune readers to enjoy a selection of program highlights.
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The
Tribune
Chautauqua Opens Tomorrow in Glenwood Park Setting
The Glenwood Chautauqua begins tomorrow night at the west school park, with a 96 by 150 foot brown auditorium tent seating 2500. About 40 campers’ tents rise as the school building serves as dining hall. W H Morgan holds exclusive ice cream concessions. most Glenwood stores will close 2:15 to 4:15 to allow clerks to attend.
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Glenwood Chautauqua
West School Park
New Park
W. H. Morgan
Glenwood
Church Services Altered for Chautauqua Sundays
Glenwood churches announce the usual morning and evening services will be discontinued for two coming hautauqua Sundays while Rev Brainerd says next Sunday will feature the regular services. Sunday schools stay at the usual hour and Young People join in a 6 45 union service at the Chautauqua tent with special music.
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Glenwood
Brainerd
Tarantula Stuns Glenwood Grocery Crowd
A huge tarantula found in cotton gloves at H. B. Dull’s Glenwood grocery caused a comic scramble as workers and a customer fled from the striking spider. The creature, likely from a banana shipment, was captured and remains alive in a glass bottle for display at the store.
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H. B. Dull
Glenwood
Mr. Dull
Harry
Dillard Bennett
A Ton Too Light
A brief item notes George White's steer weighing 1700 pounds was described as a ton too light, implying it was lighter than expected. The column hints at recurring errors in the paper and misnaming, initials, and figures in Tuesday’s edition.
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George White
Important Coming Events in Regional Fairs and Reunions
Readable notices list multiple regional gatherings: Glenwood Chautauqua, Malvern Fair, Shenandoah Fair from late July to August. Tabor Base Ball Tournament. Teachers Institute in Malvern. Old Settlers Picnic in Glenwood. Odd Fellows Picnic in Silver Guy. Soldiers Reunion in Hastings. and Des Moines State Fair with dates late August to early September.
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Tabor
Yeachers Institute
Malvern
Glenwood
Teeseevees Eee
Odd Fellows
Silver Guy
Veean Ek
Hastings
Des Moines
cAugust
Giant Red Oak exhibitor steer tops market figures
A steer from Queen Mills was weighed at 2709 pounds and shown this week at the Red Oak race meat. The animal may travel to Glenwood next week for chau tauqua exhibition.
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Queen Mills
Red Oak
Glenwood
Baseman Pickre Stuns Left Field In Glenwood Victory
In Glenwood on Tuesday afternoon Thurman was defeated 3 to 2 as Glenwood forward Chester Pickre made an acrobatic catch over the left field fence, retrieving a potential Thurman homer and tagging a runner at third. Bob LaChapelle delivered the decisive hit, with Allbee and Wheeler delivering solid support. Guy Kinney agreed to stay on with Glenwood, sharing pitching duties with Allbee.
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Glenwood
Thurman
Chester Pickre
Pick
Bob LaChapelle
Bob
Allbee
Wheeler
Guy Kinney
Married In Holland A Tenuizen vs Hannah Tenhulzen divorce case
Clerk Davis records a divorce filing in a case titled Tenuizen versus Tenhulzen. Tenhulzen, long resident of Malvern, states they wed thirty years ago in Holland and that the wife deserted him on May 5 without cause. He seeks divorce on statutory grounds of desertion.
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Tenuizen
Hannah Tenhulzen
Davis
Tenhulzen
Malvern
Holland
Huband
Silver City Social notes and travels compile
Miss Mary Christy of Tabor visits relatives in Silver City while John Wright travels to CulbertsonMont to reach land. Herb Goodman and Charles Rook head to South Dakota for harvest. Miss Anna Plumb visits Blanchard. A Spetman buys a Buick touring car from M I C Dunagan. Coburn attends funeral in Council Bluffs for Thomas L Smith. Frances McCoy plans Omaha visit with sister. The Pullman child falls ill. John Speer to Seattle Exposition and Idaho Falls visit. Mamie Wearin visits Missouri Valley. Barbara Agan at Omaha hospital. Jim Swarts and Sadie Reeve visit Stanberry. Rumor of a new Silver City bank circulates. Mrs J B Coburn oper ated for tuberoid tumor. serious condition. L G McCoy, E A Vankirk, Custer family, R P Landon, Hoffaker, Frizzell, and D Landon visit Council Bluffs and Omaha. Rev Peter Jacoba begins four weeks Epworth league work at Winfield Kan Lake Minnetonka Sea of Longee county area.
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Mary Christy
Tabor
John Wright
Culbertson
Mont
Herb Goodman
Charles Rook
South Dakota
Roe
Anna Plumb
Blanchard
A Spetman
M 1C
Dunagan
JS Coburn
Council Bluffs
Thomas L Smith
Frances McCoy
Omaha
Henry Pullman
John Speer
Seattle Exposition
Louis Saar
Idaho Falls
Mamie Wearin
Missouri Valley
Barbara Agan
Methodist Hospital
Jim Swarts
Sadie Reeve
Stanberry
Thomas McMahan
Silver City
J B Coburn
L G McCoy
E A Vankirk
Guy Custer
R P Landon
L W Hoffaker
J Q Frizzell
D Landon
Peter Jacoba
Epworth League Institute
Winfield
Kan
Lake Minnetonka
Sea of Longee
New Bank at Silver City Planned by local investors
Stockholders met to perfect the organization creating a State Bank in Silver City. The capital stock of twenty five thousand dollars is fully subscribed by influential farmers and business men. W B Oaks named cashier with an assistant to be elected later, building to begin at Main Street lot purchase pending name finalization.
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Silver City
Mills County
the Times
W.B. Oaks
Main Street
A. Moore
Doings of the Death Angel in Malvern and Tabor
Mrs Rebecca Read near Malvern dies at 85 after long Iowa years with 13 children, six surviving. A civil war veteran, Richard M Johnson, dies at 78 in Marshalltown Old Soldiers Home. funeral at Tabor Christian church with several relatives listed as survivors.
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Rebecca Read
Malvern
Cole
West Virginia
Jesse Read
Indianola
Iowa
Mary Green
Osceola
John Read
Aurora
Neb
Juliaa Kesterson
Latham
Kan
Etta Bushnell
William Read
Bethany
J H Read
Hoidrege
Richard M. Johnson
Tabor
Marshall Town
Tabor ‘Christian Church
Johnson
Second
Minnesota Battery, Light Artillery
Will Johnson
Will Clark
Delta, Cole
Alfred Reed
Mason
Watson Denied Parole Again in Malvern Murder Case
Watson, 25 years into a life sentence at Ft. Madison for the Shelley murder near Malvern, was again denied parole by the state board. Other life term inmates were rejected as well. Gov. Carroll could grant a pardon, but that seems unlikely. Watson, oldest serving inmate after Glyndon, killed an old man in a lonely cabin four miles north of Malvern. locals opposed his release.
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Thomas. Watson
Ft. Madison
Shelley
State Board of Parole
Carroll
William P. Glyndon
Watson
Malvern
Burglars Strike Silver City Store Again
Silver City reports another burglary after C. A. Moore found shoes worth 845 stolen from his shop last Thursday. The empty boxes were placed back on shelves and no clues link to the thieves. Moore believes the theft occurred within the prior 24 hours after handling the goods the day before.
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Silver City
C. A. Moore
Mr. Moore
Marriage of Ira Lewis and Miss Dorothy Donner in Omaha
Ira Lewis and Miss Dorothy Donner were married recently in Omaha. The bride, daughter of the late Henry Donner of Malvern, has taught at several Mills county schools. The groom, son of Henry Lewis of north Malvern, will reside in Council Bluffs with their new home.
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Ira Lewis
Dorothy Donner
Omaha
Henry Donner
Malvern
Mills County
Henry ©. Lewis
Council Blufis
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West Oak
Tabor Topics
Foley
A.J. Bowe
Gilliland
Senator Gillill
Malvern Fair
Shenandoah Fair
the County
the Tribune
Mrs
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