Aiilis County Grime B. Bill N. T. Bradway Publishers
Glenwood Iowa June 10 1910 notes from Aiilis County addressing local publishers. Single item entry shows publisher names and date with no further context or events described.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
Want Readers Column Prompts Affordable Public Notices
A Tribune column invites readers to use its inexpensive want ads to publicize desires and needs. The notice emphasizes that the column offers a simple, cost effective way to reach potential buyers or responders, encouraging broad participation.
Church Services And Children’s Day Observances Across Glenwood
Across Glenwood churches W N Graves J Co Harris Congregational and Episcopal list preaching times with 10:30 morning services and 8:00 evening messages. Children’s Day exercises noted at multiple churches with leaders Haworth League and Truth that Enlightens and Purities. Baptist Bible school at 11:45, young people meeting 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Graves
Haworth League
Wthel Kelley
John Hill
Long Beach
Cal
Tsaiah
J. CO. Harris
New Testament Church
R. W. Burton
S. S
Episcopal Church
L. D. Brainerd
Baptist Church T Bible School
Young People’s
Hastings Farm Sale Profits Highlight Local Notices
Bert Babbitt reports his son in law sold a farm near Osmond Nebraska paying 55 dollars for 160 acres two years ago and now asking 80 dollars per acre yielding an estimated 4000 dollar profit. Dr Christy notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jas Knott. Local Knights and Pythian Sisters banquet boosts membership with Knights at 135 and Sisters at 100, aided by Malvern’s Pratt orchestra. attendees from Malvern Glenwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granteer
Bert Babbitt
Osmond
Neb
Christy
Jas Knott
Kps
Pratt
Malvern
Glenwood
Lee Donner
Jas Graham
Mesdames Conrad
Thomas
William Kneeland
James 'Talbot
Jud Conner
Clyde van Iorn
Fred Wearin
Frank Degenhart
Albert
Tabor Topics and College Graduates Update
Prof Wheh Smith takes 4 year leave to pursue graduate work at the college. Academy graduates include Virgil Abbott Catherine Barbour Mayme Oppenheimer Ralph Pithman Ethel Todd Jessiah Wilkins Blanche Woods William Colby Velda Bosisco Mabel Estes Lillian Good Maxwell Morgan Clarence Scott Marl Starr. City plans a bond vote up to 5000 for water supply with July 8 election date proclaimed by Mayor Wyant to sink another well and extend mains westward. College trustees award several degrees including AA to Rev Alexander Corkey and Rev A Henderson and AB to Jessie Field and Adelle Simons, plus AM AB to Myrtle Rice and other degrees to several students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheh Smith
Academy
Virgil Abbott
Catherine Barbour
Mayme C Oppenheimer
Ralph Pithman
Ethel M Todd
Jessiah Wilkins
Blanche P Woods
William Egbert Colby
Commercial Department
Velda Bosisco
Mabel I Estes
Lillian Good
Maxwell Morgan
Clarence L Scott
R Marl Starr
Tabor
W Es
Alexander Corkey
Wayne
Neb
A . Henderson
Muscatine
Jessie Field
Shenandoah
Adelle Simons
Sidney
Myrtle Rice
Elizabeth Swanson
Chloe Anderson
Grace W Clarked
Ramona Coy
Lillian A Cunningham
Minnie L Coester
Jitsneykoike
Howard Colby
Thomas J McDaniel
Lester C Todd
Carl G Wenstrand
Ralph William
Jobe Millard Wyant
False hair fashion surges with global imports
London reports a booming false hair trend as Japan India and England contribute. Curls waves and long tails drive demand with transformations sold at record levels. Prices rise for natural hair while cheaper imported substitutes flood the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
India
Oxford Street
Bond Street
Judge Orders Thrasher Warning for Jealous Husband
In Wilmington a city court advised John B Hancock to thrash a rival suitor when he sees him with his wife but warned against weapons. Hancock confessed jealousy after beating William Rose who testified little, noting Rose was with Hancock’s wife at Sixth and Poplar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hancock
Boy Gets Old Stradivarius In Philadelphia Gift
In Philadelphia the young Italian violinist Domanico Bove receives a Stradivarius once owned by Antonin Dvorak. The instrument was purchased from Dvorak's widow by Mrs. Joseph Drexel and presented to Bove, reportedly for about $15,000, signaling a major milestone in his budding career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Drexel
Philadelphia
Domanico Bove
Kubelik
Antonin Dvorak
Bove
Time Clock Victim and Train-Averting Hero
The New York finance department reports its first victim of tardiness, a $1,400 clerk fired for eight latenesses in January and February. In Cameron West Virginia, William Miller followed a barking farmer’s dog and found ties placed on the Baltimore and Ohio line to wreck an express, saving the train which was 30 minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Finance Department
Predgergast
Auditing Bureau
Cameron
W. Va
William Miller
Baltimore & Ohio
New York and Chicago Express
Miller
Pacific Junction Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell move to Council Bluffs. J W Crook led primary returns to Glenwood. Miss Gertrude Flynn employed at Glenwood Institution. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Archie Eppers. Mrs Mary Ballard summoned to Sioux Falls. Arthur Olson and Torbert from Glenwood visit. Night Yardmaster H P Wolfe moves family from Red Oak. Henry Johnson back at Haynie store after trip. Catherine Gorgan to Des Moines for eight weeks summer school. W W Price and Mrs arrive from Haxtum Colorado visiting Henry Johnson. George W Jacobs taken to Council Bluffs for hospital operation. Two Junction high school graduates now employed in Omaha. Primary election board worked 23 hours straight. Parker street show train travels to Council Bluffs with steam calliope. Pony Creek ditch payments partly withheld for finishing touches. Charles Haynie moving DeLashmutt property and meat market to new location. Prof Moore met with Frank Miller during Council Bluffs visit. Odd Fellows accompany G A Shannon to Council Bluffs for first degree. Local railroad workers gain wage increases by arbitration. Increases retroactive to start of year. New daughters for Harry Michaels and George Johnson homes. Viva Ballard accepts position at Glenwood Institution. Mrs Paul Beaver visiting north of Junction. Katherine Buckingham visits Folsom. Langs head to Portland Oregon for future home. Parker street show visit by Floyd McLaughlin and Albert Kroon. Foster lumber yard stock invoicing to begin next week. J A Jungquist attend Lutheran convention in Rock Island. For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock eggs by C W Abshire Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gorgan
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Junction
W W Price
Haxtum
Colo
Henry Johnson
Price
Haxtaum
Junction High School
Omaha
Elmer Olson
Berg-Swanson Clothing Company
Fred Mendenhall
Paxton & Gallagher Wholesale
Ernest Purcell
Lonnie Jones
J H Croak
Burgess
Will Wastes
K C
Council Bluffs
Pony Creek
Charles Haynie
DeLashmutt & Stroud
Prof Moore
Frank Miller
The
Miller
Bright
Probate Notice of Will for Mary L Dalton Mills County Iowa
Notice in probate before Mills County District Court Glenwood Iowa concerns the last will and testament of Mary L Dalton late of Mills County Iowa deceased presented opened read and filed June 7 1910 and July 18 1910 fixed time for proving instrument at the court house in Glenwood when objections will be heard dated June 9 1910 WY H Davis Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Mary L. Dalton
Towa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Wy, H. Davis
Low Clubbing Offer for Suburban Subscribers
The Chicago Daily Record-Herald announces a clubbing rate of 8.50 per year for subscribers not living in Glenwood or Malvern where the rate is 3.20. An extra 2.50 applies if the Sunday paper is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastbound Train Timetable with Stops and Arrivals
The Tribune RR timetable lists No 2 and No 10 eastbound trains from Omaha with stops at Pacific Junction Malvern Hastings Red Oak and others, detailing departure times and Chicago arrival times. It also notes No 178 eastbound with intermediate stops Glenwood Balfour Malvern Hastings Emerson Red Oak Creston and final Creston arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arives
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Balfour
Malvern
Hastings
Emerson
Red Oak
Creston
Erosra
West Sound
Hmerson Haatings
Council Bluffs
Omaha
West Bound
Pacific Jonctson
Conneil Bluffs
Weet
Pac. Jane
Arr
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiilis
Grime
Bill N. T. Bradway
Iowa
Tribune
Agan
Congregational Church
Tabor Topics
Delaware
Stradivarius
Pacific Junction Department
Clarence Russell
J Wf Crook
Gertrude Flynn
Glenwood Institution
Archie Eppers
Mary Ballard
Sioux Falls
Dak
Bessie
Arthur Olson
Torbert
H P Wolfe
George W Jacobs
W L DeLashmutt
G A Shannon
Dr I. B Bacon
W M Moore
EB ‘. Mendenhall
C F Reisterer
Ora Kratzer
Peter Larson
Harry Michaels
George Johnson
Viva Ballard
Paul Beaver
Grand Island
Cal Rhoades
Katherine Buckingham
Folsom
Boyle
Ellis Lang
Portand
Oregon
Floyd McLaughlin
Albert Kroon
Bluffs
Parker Street
Foster Lumber Yard
J A Jungquist
Rock Island
Ill
C, W
Abshire
the Tribune RR
EK Burlington
Kansas City
North
Conneil Hlnffe
Janetian
Bartlett
Omaha West Bound
Plattemouth
Omaha Va
Pacific Sanction
South
Sandolph
Bis Arriva
Tabor College
Abor College Tabor
Lowa
Black
Jack
Excellency
Homer Smith
C. W. Kelsey
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