Weather and market notes tempering harvest season News
Weather continues wet with heavy rains shaping field conditions and wheat prospects. Market chatter predicts lumber and clothing prices may fall as farmers and merchants anticipate post harvest surpluses. Government stockpiles could be diverted to aid Russia, while readers are urged to share excess food with the hungry.
Henderson and Vicinity Visitors Roundup
Mrs T. D. Phillips visited Omaha earlier this week while Mrs Nancy Froho of Emerson was in Henderson on Saturday. Mrs Rens Cain and daughter Maude visited Macedonia last Friday. Dee Pickenpaugh traveled to Carson Monday to work on a jam. Miss Hope Swaney spent a week in Carson at the Will Cooper home. M and Sturgeon headed to Omaha Monday for business matters. Q T Harover went to Omaha Monday evening and returned with his wife and son the next day. Mrs W D Craig went to Omaha Saturday morning for an over
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Froho
Emerson
Henderson
Rens Cain
Maude
Macedonia
Dee Pickenpaugh
Carson
Local notices recap of family visits and army man returning
A collage of short notices reports Mrs B L Rose returning from Mitchell for a week with relatives, Judd Willard visiting from Des Moines, Mrs John Bryant and child in town, Hallie Cain and Hazel to Macedonia for work, Judd Coppock family visiting Woodbine, C M Workman and three children visiting from Villl eca, Mrs Mize Hisie Wilkinson returning home near Plattsburg after weeks with Harbor family, Georges Triplett and Velma visiting Ft Morgan, T A Hougas at quarterly meeting in Tabor and Glenwood, Lulu and Florence Strader visiting sister in Glenwood, Harry Pant returning from army service, Lise Webster visiting Henderson, Martin Clark selling residence to Ed Davis, and routine board adjournments and contract lettings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Rose
Mra. Rhoades
Mitchell
Judd Willard Onme
Des Moines
John Bryant
W Tate
Hamid
Grant
Coppock
Our City
Hallie Cain
Davighter Hazel
Macedonia
Judd Coppock
Woodbine
C. M. Workman
Fr’ Villleca
Mize His
Glenwood
Lulu
Florence Strader
Slater
Mre
M. D. Maxwell
Harry Pant
Harry
Germany
Lise Webster
Henderson
South Dakota
A .Vislt
Will
Martin Clark
Luthér
Budiness
County Board Proceedings From Glenwood Iowa 1915
The Glenwood Iowa Board of Supervisors met June 3 1915 with Sherman Jones as chairman H H Cheyney C Plumer and Billa present. Accounts show auditing of county funds including printing fees for Glenwood Malvern and Omaha and various court house and sheriff services with multiple minor disbursements to officials witnesses and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's Office
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Milka County
Iowa
Sherman Jones
H. H. Cheyney
C. Plumer
Billa
County Fund
C. H. Cook
Court House
Omaha
DeMoss
Ed Marshall
H. H. Dean
Penge
R. L. Hammond
Relef
A. Utterback
Yellat
Perkina- Broz
J. M. Donella
Feas
Roy
Moon
L. A. Edwards
Witnegs
J. H. Farmer
Elmer Jamed
Evans
Court
Gail Deerwester
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Atac
Pat Ling
Gueas
Deal Lumberman
Iit
Hatte
Russia
Legica
Henderson and Vicinity
Blue Wonder
Ceres
Bridge Fund
A. Barber
Mae
Kier
Curtis
Ton
Ome Mier
Odiah Halder
Ryan Jackson
Barber
Benton Road
Allen A. Soliday
E. E. Barber
J. A. Barber
F A. Barber
SL Thompson
J. R. Durfee
Geo, Peck
Nhor
Gilleard
Clarence
Proceedings OF County ‘Board
Hiatt
Glenwood, Ia
Sunset Fruit Co
Yakima, Wash
Yakima Valley Bank
Ube
Coubell Bluffs
Crescent
Pigeon
J. P. Hess Co
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Delichthul
Bover