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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
4
The Mills County Tribute in Glenwood Iowa lists owners and publishers WwW FL Hill N T Bradway Sam R Young Warler Davis A R White Printer. Published June 2, 1913 in Mills County.
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The Glenwood Fourth of July plans are advancing with strong finances and ample funds. Committees will arrange sports and amusements to ensure the biggest celebration yet, including a top ball game between two premier Southwestern Iowa clubs. J. B. Viner of Henderson visits Glenwood.
Two Missouri men jailed after attempting to rob a small city. One fined twenty five dollars and costs, the other seventy five dollars and costs. Both placed in the Henderson cooler when unable to pay. One resisted arrest. the other carried a revolver.
Bath houses are being built on the George Shetterly farm between Emerson and Hastings at Lake George. Grounds have been wired for electric lights, promising an inexpensive pleasure resort that could attract many visitors this summer. Lake George has long been popular and improvements may boost attendance.
Doc Boomer, recently sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for drunkenness, slipped away on the last day of the week. He was serving time on the streets and, when unsupervised, fled toward the depot and is believed to have boarded a freight train out of the city.
A stave silo blew over at the Charles Lakin farm north of Emerson following a Saturday night wind. No other damage reported. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Van and Miss Maudwind Daivra, among others, attended gatherings and visits across the area.
Harry Baird of Malvern and others visited Dan Rhoads home on Friday as the Class of 1913 with Prof Kiser and Miss Carrie Crawford had their picture taken in Red Oak on Monday. Various visitors came and went, with receptions at the Baptist church, toasts, and several journeys to nearby towns. The Emerson M E church wedding of Ethel Yates and Earle Crawford occurred, attended by local families, and the community welcomed new businesses and guests from Glenwood to Waterloo Nebraska and Kettle Falls Washington.
A new district of the Iowa Telephone Co. is formed by consolidating the Sioux City and Red Oak districts. The initial change from Red Oak to Council Bluffs began Saturday as the plant department started moving to the new location.
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