Glenwood Life and Decoration Day Notes
Glenwood society items from a local page recount Decoration Day visitors and activities. Families from Omaha Council Bluffs and Missouri Valley travel to Glenwood for the holiday. Local events include fire hall meetings, market planning, plant shows, garden scenes, and church league picnics with community notices throughout.
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Ivory
Wilson Drug Company
Lawson
M. 1
Robinson’s
Glenwood
Willard Gaston
Omaha
Garry Walling
Leona
Lottie Merihew
Shenandoah
Art Mevihew
Glenwood Fire Boys
Robinson Hall
Tribune
Joe Walling
Samuel Milner
L. A. Bower
Genevieve
Mifflin, Peon
Mrs. Bower
Cade Rogers
Los Angeles
Frisco
Lessie FE. Jones
Clarinda Hospital
Missouri Valley
Alex Tipton
Cotinvil Blitts
G. Epperson
Actor Glaser’s dressing room mascot mouse at Colonial Theater
Vaughn Ginses Adopta Monae Fonnal Dying in his Dressing Room. An incubator mouse becomes a dramatic mascot in Glaser’s Cleveland dressing room. The mouse, fed by electricity and crumbs, grows in size and bonds with the actor as plans hint at future stage use.
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Vaughn Ginses
Adopta Monae Fonnal
Colonial Theater
Cleveland
Cys Iige
Vaughhier
Steelkaty
Glaser
Ginger
Ife
Hustling Journalism in Japan and a Cosmopolitan Adventure
A spirited note from the International Review announces a cosmopolitan discussion of journalism in Japan. It calls for reader corrections of omissions, notes the paper’s lack of bias toward any country, and praises a bureau worker who hurried to complete the pamphlet for publication despite slips in grammar and rushed writing.
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Hustlinog
Japan
Bureau of Information
International Review
Illustrated Music School Instructors Offer Lessons
Piano lessons with Mrs L W Russell and Josephine Russell Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 00 am. Voice culture by Mrs Helen St Ray ner from Boston Mondays and Thursdays. Studio at Mrs Russell's Glenwood residence. Piano instructors at Paville Junction Mondays from 1 04 pm to 1 pm.
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L. W. Russell
Josephine Russell
Helen St. Rayner
Boston
Improved Farm Land for Sale in Miner Co Iowa
200 acres in Miner County Iowa with good improvements and fences. Part of the farm highly cultivated, buildings 60 rods from main section. Priced at $30 per acre, cheap for the area. 40 miles from the town line. Contact Pred Lawson Glasswood Iowa for full particulars. Pasture for rent for stock at the yards. John Ly Jackson note an important…
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Miner Co. S
Lawson
Gleswood
Llowa
Markets Beat, Bidders Bid on Wire Deals
A fragmented market note mentions Asiyerthedd Letters and Vespa, with bids by Madea Boveri on wire deals. The item references trading activity and potential price moves amid unclear details.
New Era in Journalism Seeks Careful, Clear Language
Publisher Charles W. Snapp predicts a decade of change in journalism. The New York Herald discusses Albert Pulitzer aiming to start a new paper, while Snapp foresees more precise language, increased pages, and stronger factual accuracy. He warns against sensationalism and envisions editors evolving with public demand for better style and credibility.
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New York Herald
Albert Pulitzer
Charles W. Snapp
St. Louis Republic
Bretton Gall
New York
Pulitzer
Milke
Dispatch
Yellowstone Park
Imaike
Graat
Edituridd Haseen
Sweet Pea Carnival Opens In Bozeman Mont
Bozeman Montana hosts a Sweet Pea Carnival on August 11 with merchants decorating windows and homes. Civic league and sugar beet committee organize a dainty festival featuring music a floral parade and a carnival queen. Masked revelry is planned for the evening amid abundant blooms.
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Bozeman
Mont
Minneapolis Journal
Sugar Beet Committee
Civic League
AFRIGA'S GREAT FUTURE PREDICTED BY BISHOP WARTZELL
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Joseph Hartzell stationed in Africa predicts a bright future for the continent as white civilization centers. Speaking at Garrett Biblical Institute’s commencement in Elmhurst he warns Africa may open doors to whites or reject outside influence, noting Islam gains in the dark continent and signaling a cross versus crescent battle.
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Wartzell
Joseph
Hartzell
Africa
Chicago
Garrett Biblical Institute
First Methodist Church
Eglinston
Japan
Eye Cups Sought in Egypt Amid Unclear Trade Talk
A fragmentary report hints at demand for eye cups in Egypt linked to Alexandria and consular activity. The garbled text mentions cups, a rapid evaluation, and references to an adviser or official with uncertain details.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Jain
Bate
London fad driven by walking sticks and garish fashions
A quirky London trend blends novelty walking sticks with padded loafers and bold headwear. Report notes rising costs with a cane priced just over a dollar and mentions a notable defender’s toe injury as a curious side detail.
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London
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