Some of the Particulars of the Tuesday Primary
Mills County precinct results show Democratic governor nominee Porter by 20000, Cleveland decisive in district race. Smith leads Byers by about a thousand, Carroll ahead of Garst by nearly ten thousand. Progressive Judge Prout defeats Hull for seventh district nomination. Hull served 20 years in Congress. List of Democratic county ticket nominees follows, with supervisor race in third district contested. Other names mentioned. Republican nominees in first district include C B H Lakin with 348 short term and 310 full term votes.
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Tribune Mba
Mills County
Porter
Cleveland
Smith
Byers
Carroll
Garst
Judge Prout
Hull
Anderson
Indian Creek
Deer Creek
Silver Creek
Charles BH. Ballain
Emerson
C. B H. Lakin
Henry Douglas
Clyde Warren
W. EH. Boyd
Estes and Kroon
Warren Garst
Progressive
B. F. Carroll
Walter I. Smith
H. W. Byers
A. BE. Cook
Carl H. Otis
Ewe Eaes Secur
Edwin G. Moon Sedaeee Weeeeede Jaude R. Porter
Stephen H. Basher
Henry B. Holaman
W. F. Cleveland Reese Cee
County’ Board
W. M. Bates
Meee
Charles Kroon
Republican County Ticket and Local Election Notes
The county Republican slate includes Representative J. D. Robbins Auditor M. Criswell Treasurer Geo O Free Clerk A F P Reeve Sheriff E W Bushnell Recorder G K Johnson Attorney Carl H Otis Superintendent Mark Swarts Surveyor W Whitnall Coroner Dr R A Moore and board members Chas E Lalgin and Wm Boyd. Byers led in Malvern with 62 votes. Glenwood 48. Otis beat Cook for county attorney by 11. Glenwood clerks endured a 34 hour election shift. Seven candidates vied for State Superintendent. Riggs led with 229 Mills County votes, Pickett 204.
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J. D. Robbins
M. Criswell
Geo. O. Free
FP. Reeve
E. W. Bushnell
G. K. Johnson
Carl H. Otis
Mark Swarts
W. ©. Whitnall
R. A. Moore
Chas. E. Lalgin
Wm. Boyd
Riggs
Mills County
Pickett
Swarts Headed Republican Primary By Narrow Vote Total
Primary notes show Mark Swarts of Silver City winning the Republican nomination for superintendent with 118 votes. Only he was an avowed candidate. others listed include Geo Masters 14 votes, W M Moore 8, and Miss Dolph 1, with many ballots requiring a write in.
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Mark Swarts
Silver City
Geo. Masters
W. M. Moore
Miss Dolph
Critics Clash Over New Primary Law Criticism Grows
The article notes broad criticism of the new Primary Law and urges reform to prevent repeal. It questions whether supporters are correct that the law is a necessary reform or merely a costly misallocation of funds inviting potential repeal.
Real estate transfers near Malvern total nearly $90,000
Cadwell and Salyers report three large land deals in the past week. Wm Van Orsdel’s farm, 162 acres west of Malvern, sold to I E Cole of Deer Creek for 125 per acre. The old Salyers farm near White Cloud sold to R E Parker for 125 per acre. Jacob Thompson’s 240 acre farm east of Randolph priced in multiple parcels at 142, 180, and 100.50 per acre to several buyers, with other listed transfers nearby.
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Malvern
White Cloud
Lucy Jones
Wayne, Neb
R. E. Parker
Deer Creek
Jacob Thompson
Randolph
R. BE. Wedstquest
C. H. Trively
Ira Thomas
New Books at Glenwood Public Library Expansion
Glenwood Public Library adds many new titles including Stoddard Lectures on Ireland Denmark and Sweden Around Lake Geneva and the Dolomites and Lectures on Canada Malta and Gibraltar and Sicily Genoa Engadine Headly Washington and his Generals Prescott Ferdinand and Isabella and Conquest of Peru Arving Life of Columbus Mahomet and His Successors Plutarchs Lives Gibbons Roman Empire Poems of Bret Harte Bryant Goldsmith Holmes Emerson Lowell Taylor Burns Scott Wordsworth Byron Moore Lalla Rookh Holmes Professor at the Breakfast Table Smiles Thrift Crawford Vi Crucis Barrie Auld Licht Idylls and The Little Minister Cooper Deerslayer McAartly Dryad Dye MacDonald of Oregon Cummins Lamplighter Taylor Alcancer Teller of Tales Doyle Return of Sherlock Holmes The Green Flag Adventures of Gerard Lillie Ruth Endicott s Way Alli son s Adventures and The Squire s Daughter Matthews Dr Gilbert s Daughter Winsfield The Young Inventor s Pluck Madden Forest Friends Harrison The Moon Princess Webster Tom the Telephone Boy Optic The Yankee Middy Poor and Proud Bolton Famous Types of Woman hood Ballantyne The Gorilla Hunters Webster Bob the Castaway Ingersoll An Island in the Afr Brayman Daring Deeds of American Heroes Young Remarkable Events The Swiss Family Robinson
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Glenwood Public Library
Stoddard
Ireland
Denmark
Sweden
South Tyrol
Lake Geneva
Dolomites
Canada
Malta
Gibralter
Sicily
Genoa
Engadine
Washington
Prescott
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Peru
Columbus
Mahomet
Plutarch
Gibbons
Bret Harte
Bryant
Goldsmith
Holmes
Emerson
Lowell
Taylor
Burns
Scott
Wordsworth
Byron
Moore
Lalla Rookh
Crawford
Barrie
Cooper
Deerslayer
McAartly
Dryad
Dye—MacDonald
Oregon
Cummins
the Lamplighter
Alcancer
Teller of
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Gerard
Lillie
Ruth Endicott
Allison
Squire
Matthews
Gilbert
Winsfield
Madden—Forest
Friends
Harrison
Webster
Tom
Optic
Bolton
Ballantyne
Bob
Ingersoll
Afr
Brayman
Robinson
Iowa fruit conditions show May crop at record low 9 percent
Secretary Wesley Green of the Iowa Horticultural Society reports May fruit readiness across varieties, with apples and peaches under 1 percent, cherries 6 percent, grapes 20 percent, blackberries 21 percent, strawberries 38 percent, and an overall May average of 9 percent, the lowest on record. Blooming started three weeks early, two weeks ahead of any prior record since the society’s founding.
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Wesley Green
Iowa Horticultural Society
Iowa
Towa
Time Tells Everything in Bold Prose
A reflective aphorism notes that time reveals all to posterity and acts as a babbler even without questions, attributed to Buripi des. The line hints at the inevitability of truth emerging through passage of time and curiosity about future knowledge.
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Buripides
Mrs Eichelberger Still Lives In Burned Home Incident
Mrs. Fred Eichelberger, the woman burned at her home in Genter township, remains alive but is expected to die within hours. She has been unconscious since midnight and is steadily weakening.
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Fred Eichelberger
Genter Township
Glenwood Post Office Upgraded to Second Class
Postmaster R C White reports from Washington that Glenwood's post office will advance from third to second class after July 1. Rising receipts over several years indicate growth and prosperity for Glenwood.
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R. C. White
Washington
Glenwood
WEDDINGS IN TABOR AREA INCLUDE BRACKNEY BOYD UNION
WEDDINGS reported in Glenwood include Q D Brackney and Miss Tern Boyd uniting in marriage with Justice GC W Edwards presiding. Both 18, Brackney's father Evan C Brackney of Tabor granted consent. The couple left for Omaha after the ceremony.
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Q. D. Brackney
Tern’ Boyd
Tabor
Commercial House
Glenwood
GC. W. Edwards
Evan C. Brackney
Wm. Boyd
Rawles Township
Omaha
Death of Mrs Charles Dalton at Tabor
Mrs Charles Dalton died at her home in Tabor on Saturday from dropsy and heart failure. Funeral services were held Monday at the residence with Dr John Clark officiating and burial took place in Malvern cemetery. She was 34 years old and left a husband. several of their children died in infancy.
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Charles Dalton
Tabor
John Clark
Malvern
Tabor College Trustees Elect New Officers and Appoint Directors
Commencement week at Tabor College featured a trustee meeting in which five year terms were given to Rey E Wolcott of Sioux City and Hol M Whiting of Whiting. Fred Ide of Greston was named for two years to fill a vacancy, and Hon Walter I Smith of Council Bluffs was re elected for five years. C E B Jones was re elected president and GC M Rice secretary replacing F M Laird who resigned. OL Hall was elected treasurer for the coming year.
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Tabor
Rey E . Wolcott
Sioux City
Hol M Whiting
Whiting
Fred Ide
Greston
Walter I Smith
Council Bluffs
C EB Jones
GC M Rice
F M Laird
OL Hall
Memorial Day Observance by Glenwood Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows of Glenwood will hold their annual memorial service next Sunday afternoon. A committee led by H H Chey ney W DeMoss and J J Fair plans arrangements. All Odd Fellows meet at 2 o'clock to march to the cemetery for grave decoration with Rev R W Burton delivering the address. Bring flowers and read the Tribune for Mills County news.
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Odd Fellows of
Glenwood
H. H. Cheyney
W. §. DeMoss
J. J. Fair
Odd Fellows
R. W. Burton
Mills County Sunday School Convention Program
The Mills County Sunday School Convention meets Saturday at Silver City with a full schedule. Devotions and addresses open, followed by business, department conferences, and officer elections. Notable speakers include Eloise Snell of Boone, Geo Phelps, Fred Dean, and Frank Gilliland with remarks on Sunday School growth, teacher characteristics, and a new study course. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:35 p.m. at the Opera House with music by Spellering's Orchestra and a Benediction by Rev G A Barker.
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Mills County
Silver City
Peter Jacobs
J W Wright
Hastings
Baptist Church
Eloise Snell
Boone
Iowa
P M Caldwell
Malvern
Geo Phelps
Hillsdale
Fred Dean
Glenwood
Mary Christy
Tabor
John R Clark
Wesley Chapel
Geo Mogridge
Emma Boylan
Frank Gilliland
International Press Bible Question Club
Wnt Bradway
Towa
Spellering
State Institution
G A Barker
Sermon in Full House With Wall Street Visit
Rev Peter Jacobs and family with Mr and Mrs John Flanagan autoed from Silver City Sunday afternoon and delivered one of his characteristic sermons to a full house. Miss Lela Adams is confined to the house with inflammatory rheumatism. Leander Adams was thrown from a scraper while surfacing his yard Monday morning and suffered breathlessness and a bruised chest. J A Chipps, thrown from a wagon near Silver City, remains in serious condition.
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Peter Jacobs
John Flanagan
Silver City
Lela Adams
Leander Adams
Silver City Visitors and Moves Highlight Local Life
Mrs W C Swarts and daughter Ada visited Stanberry Missouri on Saturday. Rev J W Wright and Hastings wife were here Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Mark left for Denver to live. Stanberry Chipps of Tlacona visits parents. Uncle Marion Miller's wheel chair arrived Monday. The Heck family, recently from Council Bluffs, returned there. Children's day will be observed at Silver City Methodist Church Sunday evening. Let the Tribune tell your story.
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W C Swarts
Ada
Stanberry
J W Wright
Hastings
Fred Mark
Denver
Stanberry Chipps
Tlacona
Marion Miller
Bec Heck
Council Cluffs
Silver City Methodist Church
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I. J. Wallace
M. A. Buttington
N. T. Bradway
C. R. Brothers
Dan RB
Lewis
Fred Workman
D. B. Whitfield
Geo. E. Masters
E. A. Merritt
W. M. Estes
Center
Ingraham
A. B. Judson
J. M. Anthony
John Skerritt
M. N. Anthony
T. G. Markel
Join Parker
Frank Plumer
D. C G. Jackson
C. R. Buffington
C. BE. Carey
H. M. Logan
Q. J. Deupree
Wm. Morgan
Harry H. Cheyney
Fred Davis
Henderson
Benton
Otis
Cook
H. &. Fleming
W. M. Donelan
J. L. Bellatti
J. A. Blair
Salem Curtis
Glenwood Township
J. W. Brower
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C M Quimby
JM Kelley
M G Leu
OC Westphal
C W Westphal
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Ethel D. Bennett
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