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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

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Five year sentence for Earl Garman in Port Madison

Earl Garman, age 19, was sentenced to five years in the State Prison at Port Madison for a fatal assault on his father L. M. Garman on March 13. The court noted possible reduction to three years and nine months for good behavior, but stressed the need for reform.

War Garman Port Madison L. M. Garman Tribune Jarman Garman Young Garman Cook Thornell, Jr Shirley Gillilland Glenwood

Ida Stillwagon Withdraws Contest of Her Father's Will

Mrs Ida Stillwagon withdraws contest of John Dr Wright will not probated. Case revealed large sums for siblings. Jury trial earlier in Muffley vs Patrick concluded with verdict for Muffley.

Ida Stillwagon John Dr. Wright John Watson Nebraska City Attourneys Patrick Muffley D. R. Patrick D. G. Muffley Muftley Pacific City Vinton

Kestler Bros Laundry Pioneers of Glenwood’s Laundry Trade

The Kestler Bros laundry, run by two enterprising Glenwood youths, moved to fitted quarters and built a reputation for modern, careful washing. Their process uses steam and hot water, thorough rinsing, and careful ironing to protect fabrics, with curtains and delicate textiles regularly entrusted to them. Their father supports them as they expand and refine machinery, aiming for high standards and customer confidence.

Glenwood Kestler Bros. Laundry Armory Kestler Bros Kestler Shenandoah Kestlers

Glenwood High School Class of 1902 Ship of Life Launching

The Glenwood High School class of 1902 graduation was likened to launching new ships, with teachers as shipbuilders preparing graduates for life. The opera house overflowed with city and county guests as Dr. Adams of Des Moines delivered a vigorous address urging present focus and seizing opportunities, while Attorney BE Dean handed out diplomas with warm counsel.

Glenwood High School Adams Des Moines

Four-Year Latin Course Graduates Listed

The program opened with an invocation by Rev. Shaw and musical numbers by a high school chorus. Graduates named include Nelle Bogart, Corrinne O. Battal, Marie A. Miller, Edith G. Gilmore, Madge Tracy, and Grace Towslee among others, with a closing benediction by Rev. Byuaitnerd.

Shaw Grace Towslee Byuaitnerd Nere Nelle Bogart Srl T. Harrison Corrinne O. Bat

Happy wedding at Mineola with Cheyney gains new vows

Clara M Mammant and Charles A Cheyney wed at Mineola home June 4 1902 with Rev Barnes officiating. Guests from Council Bluffs Glenwood and Mineola attended the ring ceremony. After breakfast the couple departed for Council Bluffs then Chicago and Whitley Indiana, planning a Lake Michigan trip before returning to Mintle residence North Vine. Cheyney Bros meat market owner is groom. bride from Queen Mills family.

Edith Cheyney Wiatt McChesney Hyves Gerner Council Bluffs J. M. Donelan Frank Wallace Glanwood W. B. Oaks Silver City Peterson Mineola Cheyney Chicago Whitley Ind Goodrich Lake Michigan Tarry Green Bay Mintle North Vine Street Cheyney Bros Glenwood Queen Mills

County Board Completes Work and Approves Public Projects

The County Board finishes its session equalizing town assessments and auditing Treasurer Carson's accounts. They inspect the County Farm and decide to install a sewage system, fire escapes, and a water system, aligning with State Board of Control suggestions. They set land prices at 200 per acre to widen a road west of Glenwood. Small pox bills are unsettled, with Dr. Mitchowick’s $743 claim denied without consent.

County Board Carson State Board of Control G&g Jamison van Cozier Alby Terry Glenwood Mc Hitowick

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