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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
2
Mills County taxpayers are listed with property values from real estate and personal property. Figures reflect actual valuations used by the assessor. taxable values and tax amounts are not shown.
A terse notice from county authorities describes fortification efforts in Silver City to improve water quality and supply for residents amid a period of austerity and rising demand. The report cites local agencies, budget constraints, and ongoing public works projects to safeguard access for vulnerable communities.
Henderson dispatch notes Farmers National Bank continues operations and expands its business. A terse market update mentions unfavorable conditions in the west and disruptions from recent events. The report hints at personnel shifts and ongoing efforts to maintain stability amid difficulties.
A crowded Malvern market Saturday featured visitors Rodman and AJ Boston amid a slate of local activities. News covers medical absences, commencement in Cedar Falls, Decoration Day cemetery ceremonies, school events, alumni banquets, side show attractions, cattle shipments, and the obituary of Mrs E J Aistrope, highlighting community life in Ishp…
A mix of news from Pacific Junction includes IW Smith new barber from Red Oak in Davis and Anderson shop, Mr and Mrs Davis planning Portland exposition visits, J W Gregg named school superintendent, Kelley drug store's popular soda fountain, Charles Davis’ medical surgery in St Joe, Yard Foreman Long seeking 35 to 50 extra track workers, Haynie and McGuire reopen Rose stand with Lyle Owens baker, Burlington official predicting division point growth, Foster Lumber Co urged for building materials at competitive prices.
Hastings news notes hogs shipped to South Omaha and cattle sent to Chicago markets. A 65 acre corn field is nearly plowed by liveryman Win Dimmitt. Emerson Decoration Day draws Hastings residents. Gus Russell builds a large hay barn. Crawford & Dixon ship yearlings from South Ounka yards and expect sale soon. Capt Walter Woods takes Hastings Colts to Henderson for a 6 to 1 defeat. Hastings Mutual Telephone orders four carloads of poles for upcoming lines. JC Anderson travels with daughter to Emerson. Sunday with his eldest daughter. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic for strength and vitality.
Emerson notes several family moves and relocations including Phillipps and Averill to Carson with stock, McDills visiting Wood Lake Nebraska considering settling there, R B Tubbs moving to Omaha, Alvina Denheim planning a Western trip via Denver then Canada with Omaha stop, Rev C M Cline seeking a Baptist pastorate in Oklahoma for Health reasons, Amerson schools’ commencement with eight graduates, and Mutual Telephone company establishing a central office in the old Tubbs block with current 18 town phones and lines around town.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hall Starrett on May 31. Charles Kesterson’s six weeks old child died last Wednesday. Tabor College and Amity College will play ball next Saturday with a closely matched record. A bay horse branded U on the left shoulder disappeared from Mr Hackett’s barn on May 22 and may have been stolen. Principal George M Potter of Tabor Academy resigned to lead Osage Seminary next year with higher pay. Osage is a Baptist school founded about forty years ago.
Years past Mr Potter has led Tabor academy and was unanimously chosen for next year at the March board meeting. Mr and Mrs Potter active in church lawn society and have contributed to social and public enterprises.
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