Island Park Beats Glenwood In Close Ball Game
Island Park defeated Glenwood 7 to 6 at Glenwood with a 6 3 0 1 2 1 0 innings by Allison and Conner striking out for Island Park and Glenwood respectively. The new Malvern ball park was dedicated Friday as Tabor beat Malvern 18 to 3. The six annual Jabor Base Ball association tournament will be held at Tabor August 7 to 9 with purses totaling 280 across Glenwood Malvern Hastings and Tabor.
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Island Park
Glenwood
Anderson
Ts+land Park
Conner
Glenwond
Malvern
Tabor
Jabor Base Ball Association
Hastings
Base Ball Association
Caught in Cupid's Coils in Sioux City Wedding
The Carroll Nebraska Index reports Myron I. Embree of Carroll and Minnie J. Townsley of Glenwood Iowa were married in Sioux City on Wednesday July 26. Rev. Barlou of the Christian church officiated at the Hotel Garretson. The couple will reside west of Carroll and start housekeeping near the James Stephens place.
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Glen- Wood
Sioux City
Myron I. Embree
Carroll, Neb
Minnie J. Townsley
Iowa
Rev
Barlou
The
Christian Church
Hotel Garretson
Sha ‘Pride
H. W. Townsley
Glenwood
Doings of the Death Angel Ralph Holbson Kirkpatrick
Ralph Holbson Kirkpatrick born December 18 1882 died at West Oak at 10 30 p m July 26 1906 after a long illness. A delicate child he suffered diphtheria at age two and a later decline from nerve kidney and stomach troubles. He found joy in music and shared affection with others especially little children. His family bears his loss with faith, trusting God will reunite all in the Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Holbson Kirkpatrick
West Oak
Ralph
Hin
Farm family thanks neighbors for aid in sorrow
The Kirkpatrick family expresses heartfelt thanks through the Tribune to numerous kind neighbors and friends who offered assistance and comforting words during their affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
F. J. Kirkpatrick
Des Moines GOP Convention Sparks Bitter Fight For Governor
Des Moines hosts Iowa's Republican state convention on August 1 with a split between stand pat and progressive camps. Cummins is seen as likely nominee, while dissenters threaten an independent bid. delegates from Miss county feature in the list, signaling potential fracturing ahead of the fall races.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Perkins
Cummins
Miss County
Jobo
Stone
Dilley
Wickham
Wnipp
DU Heiosheimer
Jno Parker
Lewis Grant Summers
L Anderson
Judson CT
Dean AJ Chantry LH
Stroud Abe Gook
Miller Moses Weaver
Cw Black
Washburn
Travis J
Cristwell
AH Dolph
Woodrow
Boy's Body Identified Near Bartlett Missouri River
The body found in the Missouri river west of Bartlett was identified as Eddie Goodree 11 years 4 months 3 days of South Omaha. His father retrieved the body for identification and it was learned he drowned while bathing on July 1 in South Omaha. the remains will stay until next fall before burial in South Omaha.
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Missouri River
Bartlett Thursday
Eddie Goodree
South Omaha
Bartlett Saturday
Dates to Remember Mills County Events List
July 28 to August 3 Mills County Teachers Institute Glenwood. July 24 Fifteenth district Republican judicial convention Ninth district congressional convention Council Bluffs. July 27 to August 5 Chautauqua Glenwood. August 7 8 9 Base Ball Tournament Tabor. August 15 16 17 Baseball and shooting Hastings. August 21 Annual plenie Mills County I O O F Association Tabor. Aug 23 to Sept 2 Holiness camp meeting Glenwood. August 30 31 and Sept 1 Old Soldiers reunion Pacific Junction. Sept 11 12 Malvern fair.
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Mills County Teachers Institute
Glenwood
Council Blufts
Chautauquua
Tabor
Hastings
Plenie Mills County I, O. O. F. Association
Holiness
Pacific Junction
Malvern Fair
OML
Novia Sm Am
Omsha Eae
Council Bluffe
Chicago
Pacific Junction St
Thad Oak
Teneed
Emerson Reber
Hnatinga Wees Mit
BSL
Malvern Bsl
Bolfour Tee
Vien
Glenwoed
Pacific Jaonotian
Conrail Blatfa
Tees Omaha Rere
Chisagovo
Tenia
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels
Real estate transfers show Elh Huffaker to Henry Dresser in section 23 Ingraham 185. Willadson to Geo J Von Wichen 320 acres in Silver Creek sections 17 and 20 Oakey. Cowgill to O Recker 160 acres. Shafer to Frank Rager lat 5 block 33 Glenwood. Lyons 16 000 acres. B & QRBRCo to Pred Diepin 1 83 acres in section 30 45 215.
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Elh Huffaker
Henry Dresser
Ingraham
Willadson
Geo J von Wichen
Oakey
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Blood Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as effective only through internal use, claiming it treats catarrh as a constitutional blood disease. It notes a formula by Cheney & Co with five ingredients, promises testimonials, and lists price and druggists. Also markets Wm Groves’ Laxative Bromine Tablets for colds with a refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Cy
W. Groves
Silver City Community News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Drowned Teen
Geo T Rew shipped fourteen cars in ten days. Karl Hale of Glenwood visited his sister Mrs Bertha Anderson. Mrs Harry Wenrin returned from Missouri Valley. Mae Hettinger-Brackney from Kansas City visits relatives. Bert Huffaker and family visited Silver City relatives. Mrs O Derby travels to northeastern Nebraska to see daughter Mrs Green. Fred Borene family back from Shenandoah and Imogene. Joel, son of C Bibby, drowned at Chat ham NJ. DC Jackson returns after real estate work in Wayne County. Mrs Alexander, longtime invalid, sent to Lincoln sanitarium. Adolph Meyer sold Macedonia farm to three buyers at 85 per acre. Long gets 80 acres, Hammer 120, Pahrenklog 40. Frank Pullman adds two large windows to opera house south wall for ventilation.
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Geo T Rew
Karl Hale
Glenwood
Iis
Bertha Anderson
Harry Wenrin
Missouri Valley
Mae Hettinger-Brackney
Kansas City
Bert Huffaker
Cornell Bluffs
Silver City
O Derby
Nebraska
Green
Fred Borene
Shenandoah
DC Jackson
Wayne County
Alexander
Lincoln
Neb
Adolph Meyer
Macedonia
Rasmus Long
Chas Hammer
Herman Pahrenklog
Frank Pullman
Opera House
Tabor Topics From Town Events This Week
Ice cream social in the park Friday night and a Congregational Sunday school picnic in Rhodes grove southwest of Tabor. Rev Fred Long of Huron and Mrs Long visit summer at Mrs J K Gaston’s home. Esther Nickerson joins Tabor City central as operator with Clela Thompson as assistant. Wilbur Gay sells 1700 baskets from his northwest orchard. large bulk sales and about 40 bushels rot. Curt Johnson wins blue rock shoot cup 41 of 50. Ray Weatherhead second with 40. Theon, Washington, resident W M Hardy loses home and contents to fire July 20 while family dined.
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OH Snyder
Fairfield
Mit Pleasant
Ray Weatherhead
Randolph
Congregational
Rhodes Grove
Tabor
Fred Long
Huron
Wilbur Gay
Curt Johnson
Blue Rock
Clarence Otis
Fred Weatherhead
W M Hardy
Theon
Washington
Special Chautauqua train Carson to Sidney Aug 5
A special train will run from Carson to Sidney next Sunday August 5 to honor the Chautauqua, leaving Carson at 7:30 am and returning from Sidney around 10 pm, fare one and one third. A train ran last Sunday. Also notes an Epworth League organized by Lone Star Methodists with 24 members and officers.
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Sidney
Carson
Methodist Young People of
Lone Star
Epworth League
Cruce Parker
Tidna Clark
Alma Kunke
Sherman Parker
Stafford Crisler
Wilw’ Clark
Robert Parker
Treating Sun Inflamed Skin and Home Care Tips
Practical notes on sun exposed skin and infection risk from the New York American. Sunburn can lead to inflammation and secondary infection. tarry preparations or specific lotions are suggested for healing. Also includes methods to remove ink from carpets and guidance on outdoor care for indoor house plants for summer growth. Specific recipes and step by step removal and care instructions are provided.
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New York
How to Judge Melons From the Pittsburg Dispatch
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes weight as the first judge for melons. A heavy fruit signals quality with ripeness pending. Ripeness tests include odor and aroma. Musk melons with deep furrows and rough surfaces should smell fruity and sweet. Green furrows suggest underripe. yellow skin risks mushiness. A smooth surface may indicate overripe and overly soft fruit.
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Pittsburg
How to Manage an OM Stove Oil Stove Care Guide
How to manage an oil stove by cleaning and refilling after use. Prevent oil and dirt buildup to avoid unpleasant odors. Do not eat the wick. rub off charred parts with a rag. Keep wick turned down when extinguishing and for future lighting. Clean the top plate and wick area. rub inside and outside and scrape crusts as needed.
Cleaning solution recipe for furniture polish
A recipe describes mixing one pint of strong alcohol one pint of Wageed oil the whites of two eyes and two ounces of spirits of salt in a bottle then shake well. After shaking pour a few drops on soft linen and wipe to polish the furniture.
Management of Servants and Domestic Care Tips
A dated domestic guide on engaging and directing a servant, including setting clear work rules, polite praise, dress standards, and door etiquette. Also covers matting cleaning methods, insomnia cures with cold cloths and foot baths, canary molting care with warmth tonic, diet, and daily bathing, reflecting period home advice and practical homemaking hints.
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Tier
New York Journal
Brown
Mow to Make Lemon Sherbet Recipe
A New York Telegram recipe advises mixing two scant gills of water with one pint of sugar in a clean basin. Squeeze lemons and add a touch of yellow peel. Dissolve gelatin in cold water, heat, then blend with syrup and juice, chill or freeze, using beaten egg whites as an alternative for body.
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The
New York Journal
New York Telegram
How to Prepare Pants for Winter Pants?
A fragmented gardening note advises gardeners to prune seranimus or similar plants before winter. Remove buds as soon as they form to divert energy to bushy growth and side branches, creating compact plants with many blossoming points for a winter display.
Homemade Paste Flow Improves Shelf Life and Texture
A prepared paste recipe describes an method to create a smooth thick paste that resists souring and drying. It combines thoroughly cooked base paste with one teaspoon of powdered salt and ten drops of olive oil to extend stability and consistency.
Mills County Democratic caucus call and delegate plan
Mills County Iowa calls a Democratic caucus for August 2 1906 at Glenwood Court House to elect eight delegates to the State convention in Waterloo and to select delegates for congressional and judicial districts. A prior meeting on July 30 1906 at 8 pm designates one delegate per precinct plus additional delegates by Parker vote totals. A later county nominating convention will use a larger apportionment. signed W F Amny chairman and T Genung secretary.
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Mills County
Own
Glenwood
Court House
Waterloo
Mach
Alton B. Parker
Benton
Center
Deer Creek
Emerson Wee
Hastings
Anderson
Ingraham
Lyons
Malvern
Mineola
Platteville
Rawles
Silver Creek
St. Mary
West Oak
White Cloud
W. F. Amny
Crype T. Genung
Taborn and Northern Arrives in Malvern
Fragmentary OCR notes show arrival and departure times around Malvern with numbers and names, indicating a transit or schedule update. No clear event details or full context available to confirm purpose or date.
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Townsley
Ralph Kirkpatrik
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Henderson
District Court
Bute
Milly County
Bantembor Porn
Dasper
Toone
Plaintift
Joseph Megarenun
Thomas d. Dunes
Stephen D. Davis
Lene Wilson
Chas
Brande
N.N
Range
Milba County
Luna
Yo Sui
Merk
Mile County
Lown
Jasper H. Rane
Seventy-Toye
Range Farly-Two
Phlatit
Thorein
Vlaintiff
Gleuwood
Ivory & Otis
Bey
Mille County Tribune
Iona
B. Fhornell
Trie
Bill
N. T. Bradwax
Democratic County Convention
the Tribune
Burlington
Hastings Brancres
North
Nod
Omaha
Ait North
Ohnahias
Council Hlaths
Minuel
Sea Silver City
Malvor
Atrahan
al Shenandoah
St Louis
Taborn & Northern
Grace Medical GO
Lowa
Jaan
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