Henderson Officers Elected at O O F No 443
The Henderson lodge O O F No 443 held its semi annual election on Thursday June 3 electing H F F Wilson Noble Grand Roy Gravitt Vice Grand O L Harbor Secretary W H Harbor Treasurer. Local items note low Friday automobile and team counts, flour mill construction, and a flurry of visits and travel among residents including Flora Dye Bessie Walker Ada Snodgrass and many others with social calls and trips to Omaha and Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
H. FF. Wilson
Noble Grand Roy Gravitt
O. L. Harbor
W. H. Harbor
Flora Dye
Macedonia
Bessie Walker
Wayne
Red Oak
Roy Ramo
Rebekahs
Henderson Lodge
Cora Brown
Noble
Pearl Harney
May Morris
Octavia Harover
John Bryant
Jacob Copock
Bryant
Therm
Tabor Visitors Go Visiting and Returning Home
Mrs. Frank Myers and children plan to leave for Gordon Nebraska with a Glenwood stop. Mrs. Dustin travels with them to Omaha and to Logan for a week with Mrs. Emma Musselman. George Hall returns from Nebraska and Beaver Creek Minnesota to Malvern to see his son Will off to Chicago. Herman Redenhaugh of Stillwater Oklahoma and Mrs. Ralph Soule of Sterling Kansas visit Tabor and plan a summer stay. Isaac Hollister, Denver pioneer now back in Tabor, recalls Civil War days and the Kansas journey with John Brown companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myers
Gordon
Neb
George Hall
Nebraska
Beaver Creek
Mion
Jake
Malvern
Will
Chicago
Herman Redenhaugh
Stillwater
Okla
Ralph, Soule
Sterling
Kansas
Tabor
Land
John Brown
Mr. Hollister
Mr. C. Wells
Looking Backward at Tribune Files Ten Years Ago
Pacific Junction saw Charles Kroon as the top tax assessment with Ghas I Davis second. Henderson listed A 5 Paul first and M C Har over second. Hillsdale showed Honor Broughman as largest and Florence Van Ors fiel second. Bert Bushnell and Miss Della Otis planned their June 21 wedding. Adz Winkler drew a color piece accepted by Ladies Home Journal. Railroads offered round trip tickets to Chicago for 5 dollars, available only at Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Charles Kroon
Ghas. I. Davis
Henderson
A. 5
Paul
M. C Harover
Hillsdale
Honor Broughman
Florence van Orsfiel
Bert Bushnell
Della Otis
Adz Winkler
Ladies’ Home Journal
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Longtime Pacific City resident Mrs Joseph Baker dies
Mrs Joseph Baker born September 7 1838 in Belmont County Ohio died June 8 1916 at her daughter’s home after five weeks illness. She married Joseph T Baker July 15 1855 and had nine children. six survive. The family moved to Pacific City in 1873 where they lived. Burial in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baker
Belmont County
Ohio
William Hitherington
Annie
Levi Martin
Marysville
Joseph T. Baker
William Baker
Roosevelt
Okio
James Baker
Baldwin
Kansas
George Baker
Snyder
Colorado
Taylor Iddings
Kent
Washington
Wm. Etherington
Pacific City
Geo. Townsend
Council Bluffs
New Editor John Henry Heads Botna Valley News of Macedonia
The Botna Valley News in Macedonia adopts John M. Henry as its new editor, touted as a bright young graduate in journalism. A humorous poem from a peer lampoons the editor with playful boasts about his character, skills, and ambitions, culminating in the clear reference to John Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Botna Valley
News of
Macedonia
John M. Henry
Macedonias
John Henry
Moving Picture Route to California Expositions via Burlington
The Burlington offers a Grand Circle Tour to the Pacific Coast visiting Denver Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake and the coast with two expositions. Tickets include meals berth Pacific coast sightseeing by rail with daily sales and complete literature and maps. Call write or phone J L Waterman for reservations and poster stamps set of ten at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Burlington
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Istes Park
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak Region
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
Burlington Tours
J. L. Waterman
Banks Adopt Saturday Evening Hours for Safer Check Cashing
Banks of Harlan adopt Saturday evening hours after store closing to reduce risk of cashing checks from unknown parties and to allow merchants to make deposits of the day’s business, improving security and liquidity for local traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
How Women Avoid Operations in Cleveland and Hanover
Letters from Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female ailments. Mrs C H Griffin reports long side pains eased after use, avoiding surgery. Mrs Ada Win says severe issues subsided, enabling work and renewed health. The company invites confidential letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Iarmen
Lydia I. Pinkham
C. H. Grirfim
Constant St
Hanover
Lydia H. Pinkham
Ada Win
Walnut St
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
Ottumwa Man Finds Quick Relief From Stomach Ailment
Ottumwa resident Thomas H. Lewis reports rapid relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the first bottle improved him years in a single dose and endorses the product for stomach liver and intestinal issues with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Lewis
West Second Street
Ottumwa
Mayr
Mr. Lewis
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Business’ Directory
Osteopathic
Drs
Giltner & Turnbull McCluskey
Sam Estes
Moura
F. M. Shriver
Glenwood
Dyar Block
Northwest Corner Square
Ralph S. Watt
Glenwood, Iowa
T. A. Pearson
Opera House Block
Amos Dean
Carl Buch
North Side Square
Eagle Laundry of
Millirow Brothers
Ralph B. Townsend
With Jas. A. Swope
Charles W. Rathke
Opera House
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Glenwood, Jows
Elmer Kent Gannett
Zubike’s
H. J. McMurray
EK. C. Canfleta
T Murphy Canfield & Murphy Blacksmithing
Winchilla’ General
Ropaly Wort
Edison Globes
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G. Day
W. 8. Lewis
Mills County Nations Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
Room
Carter Blork
Red Cross Drug Co
Ora Lee
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark
N. J
Mills County Abstract Co
D Q. Records
Ada Snodgrass
Lewis
J. A. Bell
Henry Maxwell
Northwood
Grace Starr
Jessie Helen
Marion
Mrs. Starr
Grace Harlan
Oakland
Starr
Flora Wilson
Nevada
Ruth Goodrich
Ames
Bud Smith
H. A. Workman
Grant
Wm. Workman
Joel Woods
Walter
Dr. Curran
Lucille Huntsman of
Emerson
Jacob Coppock
J. Dilley
A. G. Hockenberry
Omaha
C. C. Oaks
A. B Steiner
Charles Parks
Fred Garter
Thos. Wiseman
Natchez
Wiseman
M. W. A. Sanitarium
Mary Huntsman
Qclearmont
Wyoming
Our City
Mr. Huntsman
Columbus
Lula Strader
W. H. Darnell
Muriel Stewart
Shenandoah
Vera Braden
Sim Triplett
Otto Shhultz
Charles Stout
Stout
Henry Knapp
L. D. Pratt
Mason Work
Chas
Swaney
Hastings
George Houser
J. H. Parker
E. Maynes
South Omaha
Glee Mercer
Blanche Auchenbaugh
Jim Wilkinson
W. S. Cooper
A. J. Harbor
Virginia
Allan Morris
Isabelle Puryear
Eola’ Dye
Mr. Nis Duysen
A. O. Harney
Josephine Heilman
Lincoln
Miss Heilman
Oscar Braden
Joséphine Heilman
Tribune
Alvan N. Coil
Arley Coil
John Soard
Ferdinand Seitz
Coil
Mrs
D. M. Dunbar
D M. Dunbar
Great
Dunbar
E. L. Lufkin
Ernest L. Lufkin
Knights of Pythias
Mildred
Grace
Cora Wickman
Cal
Fairfield
Mr. Lufkin
al Heinsheimer
Lufkin
Heinsheimer
California Expositions
Win
Lugsch
Old Glenwood
Red Gross Drug Co
HOW Women Avoi Operations
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rad Cross Drug Co
T. H. Lewis
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