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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
Glenwood Iowa June 14 1907 publishers F Hill N T Bradway announce the Mile County Tribune is issued from Glenwood Iowa detailing publication details and credentials for readers and advertisers.
The Haywood trial at Boise City continues with Harry Orchard's cross examination. He admits to crimes and earning money from both sides as a detective, while defense argues mine owners planned the crimes to destabilize unions. The piece notes alleged state and local help for owners and questions Orchard’s credibility while detailing the broader labor revolt context.
At Vilandreau South Dakota Mrs Kaufmann stands trial for killing her hired girl Agnes Poirers. A hired man testified he saw the alleged assault and insisted he was not paid to testify. Mrs Udell corroborated harsh treatment claims. Medical experts agree the injuries could cause death.
Seven graduates from Goodfellow Four Corners Maple Grove and Forest Grove completed courses in a crowded Fairview Methodist church in Rawles township. The program included songs recitations and readings by Ruth Rodman Vera Williams Turn West Grace Evans Winnifred Seager Isabel Wolff and others with diplomas presented by board officials and a graduation song by the class.
J D Archibald of Glenwood now in Council Bluffs cites an inscription from his grandfather's bible noting June frost of 1842 in Pine Grove Warren County Pennsylvania that killed wheat corn and potatoes and froze ice until two hours after sunrise.
A road grading contest in Rawles last Tuesday decided the sale of three machines. Two machines were represented the Indiana and the Austin. The Indiana was handled by an expert sent to make the sale while J. L. McCormick managed the Austin. After tallying work and price charged, town officers awarded the order to the Austin representative.
Hillsdale's M B church held Sunday services led by Rev Good rich with large attendance. Mrs CL Verner and children Mil dred Lucile and Alice Lee of Council Blairs visited Mrs Verner's parents Mr and Mrs IL Muncie for a week.
Five unimproved quarters and improved halves offered in Beadle County. Farm near ten miles from Aarold, South Dakota, with about 9300 dollars in buildings, well fenced and water abundant. Asking price 16 dollars per acre. Inquiries to W. Hill at the Tribune office.
The Mills County dog census lists 1448 dogs with 1346 males and 102 females, noting Oak township leads in counts and Malvern is the largest town canine-wise. An odd sales pitch promotes the Ellis conservatory course with a free illustrated music lesson by Miss Ellis on Saturday June 15 at 8 p.m. at the Woman's Club rooms, Glenwood.
Effa Ellis starts the world’s largest correspondence music school at Chambers Academy Omaha. Eight courses cover harmony analysis history vocabulary ear training with a proven record of success across the United States. Helen Foerce, nine, completed the twenty week course proving the program builds formal musical skills. Visitors are welcome to tour the school.
In Mills County District Court at Glenwood Iowa A D 1907 Lewis McDaniels plaintiff alleges William McClure and wife owe 350 dollars on open account for merchandise delivered on request plus 6 percent interest from March 1 1907 An attachment has issued against defendant property and unless they appear before noon of the second day of the September term commencing September 17 1907 default and judgment will be entered Plickinger Bros attorneys for plaintiff
The Bank of England employs about 1,000 people and pays 1.25 million dollars yearly in wages plus 175 thousand dollars yearly in pensions.
In the Mills County District Court a will purportedly for T. J. Johnson, deceased, was filed April 15 and July 5, 1907. The court fixes the time for presenting objections at Glenwood Courthouse. Clerk F. H. Davis dated June 5, 1907.
The last will and testament of Eliza J. Woodrow, late of Mills County Iowa, was filed in the Clerk office on June fifth nineteen hundred seven. The date fixed for probate and objections is set, with proceedings to occur at a specified time and place.
In 1812 Constantinople faced bubonic plague with deaths exceeding 11 000 weekly, totaling 144 000 lives lost across the outbreak. The grim toll highlighted the city’s struggle during the era of recurrent epidemics.
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