Primary vote totals and college open for summer session
Primary voting occurred Monday June 1. Mills County total votes 44. Democratic and Republican tallies listed for U S Senate governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general railroad commissioners and other offices. Tabor College Summer session opens June 16 to July 28 with tuition ten dollars and room and board available. Nelson W Wehran, Dean, Labor, Iowa, invites applicants and notes free library and facilities for summer students.
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Mills County
New
Progressive Party
U. S
Meredith
Connelly
Cummins
Savage
Govenor
Clarke
Tee
Row
Byrnes
Ellis
Ford
Shaw
Wdll
Katekin
Phillip
Wheeler
W. C. Brown
Treasure of State
Relunicke
McAinley
Repulican
K. J. Swain
State Assembly
F. E. Donelan
Avélitar
Humphrey
C. BE
Scattering
G. O. Free
Geo. Davis
Bushmell
Hall
Dalton
W. S. Brown
C. R. Brothers
G. K. Johnson
Tipton
Sowers
H. M
Tabor College
Nelson W. Wehran
Labor
Iowa
Hastings Woman Nancy Hall Dies After Illness
Mrs Nancy Hall died Sunday morning two days after reaching St Bernards hospital Hastings native born December 25 1852 Mills County Iowa daughter of Artham and Elizabeth Stan widow of Heber Hall mother of nine children five of whom survive in Hastings area The funeral was at Hastings with burial in South Grove cemetery She was a member of the M E church and leaves eight brothers and two sisters plus many friends and relatives aft er a long illness and recent confinement to bed for six weeks
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Nancy Hall
St. Bernard’s Hospital
J. H
J. A. Hall
Ernest Baldozier
Geo. ‘Ertis
Hastings
Harris
Omaha
Nancy ‘Starr
Mills County
Iowa
Artham
Elizabbeth Stan
Heber Hall
St. Bernards Hospital
Hall
M. E. Church
South Grove Cemetery
Bell Telephone Service Sets Global Standard
The Bell Company has created the art of telephony, with government ownership and other firms contributing little. Across Europe 405 million people have under three million telephones, while the U S leads with far higher per capita use. Bell wires have expanded at about a million miles yearly, delivering unmatched service quality and reasonable rates.
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The
Bell Company
Europe
United States
Bell
Bell Organization
Pacific Junction bond election defect delays school build
Pacific Junction voters approved a $16,000 school bond last May 21, but a defect in notice requires publication for four weeks. Bonding firms demand compliance, delaying construction as the board considers steps. Also recaps local sports, community updates, and a burglary at Silver City with background notes.
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Pacific Junction
Board of Education
Farm Homes Placed Along County’s East
Mills county farmers continue to build new homes despite national laws. A.H. Dophy home noted earlier, with two more in the east part of the county. Lou Berkheimer near Malvern plans a $5,000 residence, likely more for final touches. Abel Cary and wife in Benton area also planning a new farm home.
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Mills County
A.H. Dolphy
Lou Berkheimer
Malvern
Abel Cary
Benton
Mrs. Cary
Weddings Fold Swain Helmbaugh Holdredge and Silver City
WEDDINGS notices report four marriage events across Iowa and Nebraska towns. Swain and Helmbaugh wed in Omaha with Macie Helmbaugh of Malvern. Christiansen and Applegate tied in Glenwood with Holdredge roots. Burgoin and Plumer married in Silver City. Eaton and McGrew wed near Emerson.
Surprise Mrs Dent Party Delights West Oak Orchestra
Neighbors and friends surprised Mrs. John Dent at her home last Saturday night. About sixty guests joined in games and dancing with the West Oak orchestra. A three course luncheon followed as the hour grew late.
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John Dent
West Oak
Births Record From Glenwood Area 1914 Names Parents
The notice lists births to families near Glenwood with dates in late May and early June 1914. Buckingham Read Linville Anderson Buffington are the surname entries, naming the parents and locations. A daughter is reported for Buckingham Read Linville and Buffington, and a son for Anderson.
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Buckingham
Clay Buckingham
Glenwood
Read
Amos Read
Pacific Junction
Linville
Chas
Anderson
Barton Anderson
Buffington
M. A. Buffington
Tailor Will Lugsch Scorched in Backroom Fire
Glenwood tailor Will Lugsch suffered severe burns to his hands face and hair when gasoline fueled cleaner ignited in a small backroom. He escaped through the blaze with drenched hands. The cleaning house and contents were a total loss with damages exceeding $100 as firefighters contained the blaze.
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Will Lugsch
Glenwood
Mr. Lugsch
Local notices and social updates from Emerson
Mrs. Martin visits Glenwood as sister ill with measles. Miss Emma DeHart returns from Council Bluffs visiting niece Whalen in Jennie Edmundson Hospital. Mark Whalen’s wedding, attended by Wm Eaton of Clearwater Ned. Ruth White travels to Atlantic to visit Charles Campbell family. Hooper from Omaha visits Darle Warner. North Grove Cemetery Society gathered at Mrs. Randolph Salmon’s with refreshments. Evans family drives to Lake Okoboji for summer cottage. Anna Dunbar takes pupils on picnic near Hastings. Grace Sandiland enjoys summer vacation at home. Rang family leaves for Omaha after visit. Frank Novall and Nina Holmes visit Carl Novall’s home. J R Jones visits Council Bluffs. Hastings chapter Eastern Star attends meeting. Nick Baliai and wife visit from Quinlan Oklahoma. Greenwood couple attend niece Maud Plumer’s wedding at Silver City. Mrs. Fisher visits from Carns, Neb. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itheads a daughter.
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Martin
Glenwood
Frank Wallace
Emma DeHart
Council Bluffs
Della. Whalen
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Wm. Eaton
Clearwater
Ned
Mark
Ruth White
Atlantic
Charles Campbell
Miss Hooper
Omaha
Darle Warner
Randolph Salmons
North Grove
Lake Okoboji
Evans
Anna Dunbar
Hastings
Grace Sandiland
Silver City
Maud Plumer
Fisher
Carns
Neb
Minnie Genung
Harry Itheads
Paid Hig License In Missouri River
John Hicke, seen fishing near Folsom on Tuesday, was found without a valid Missouri river fishing license. Deputy game warden Thomas Hall investigated, approached in a Buick, and after prompting, Hicke paid a license fee of about ten dollars.
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Missouri
John Hicke
Folsom
Thos
Hall
Tom
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Meredith and
Hamilton
Bell Telephone Service
Iowa Telephone Company
Plattemouth’ Vs. Junction
Plattsmouth
Junction
Junction Club
Tabor
Dudley DeLashmutt
H.l DeLashmutt
Immanuel Hospital
J. B. Anderson
Fred Mendanhall
D. pBellers
Theodore Anderson
Cecil Bosley
Helvey
Mrs. Kiley
St. Joe
Miss Blanch Marrin
Samuel Payne
Red Oak
John Olson
Charles Kroon
the Opera House
Hazel Rhodes
Verona Lynch
S. S. Hamilton
F. Anderson
CG. W. Abshire
Herbert Purcell
Woodbine
John Mualvihin
Marshfield
Ore
Coquilla
W. A. Bonar
S. S
Shenandoah
Frank Anderson
Lizzie Templeton
George Cole
T. B. Robinson
Ver Shannon
J. J. Whalen
McPaul
Gerald
Genevra DeBolt
Sam DeBolt
L. M. Billinger
Denver
Raymond Bonar
Bonars
St. Joe and
Kenneth
S. M. Lee
Bacon
Newt Russell
Plattamouth
Ernest Scott
Mr. Vaught
Junction Mercantile Company
Glenn Hoskins
Ames College
F. W. Kelley
J. ©. Stone
Whorley
Charles Kramer
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
F. Davis
Davis
Chas. I. Haynie
R. EB. McDonald
Dave Dunbar
Olson
Marshal Larson
Sidney
Creston
John D. Rockefeller
Swain—Helmbaugh
Macie Helmbaugh
Higbee
North Presbyterian Church
James
Macie
Edward Gilmore
Kkeeping House
Heimbaugh
Queen Mills
Man
Womam
J. Swain
Christiansen-Applegate
W. A. Christiansen
Josephine Applegate
Holdredge
M. BE. Parsonage
Stevenson
J. H. Gannon
Burgoin-Plumer
Arthur Burgoin
Maude Plumer
F. H. Plumer
James Burgoin
Frank Plumer
Mrs Dent
Emerson
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