Worthy Choice Sparks Rivalry and Rescue in Barry
Warren Hayes receives a gifted horse and buggy from Ezra Spofford, aiding his farm venture in Brixton. Felix Grove, eager to outshine, borrows money on the rig and loses standing after the Truxton fire and Edna's escape to Brixton. Warren helps Edna and her family, gains favor, and a later auction hints at fortunes from the uncle’s gift.
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Warren Hayes
Ezra
Warren
Felix Grove
Felix
Tiwyer
Brixton
Felixy
Fe Billiard Hall
Tielxton
Burry
Oan
Tronus
Barry
Unelr
Bellx
Sieur
Blag “Rilo Traxton
Kona
Nels Wauges
Wil
Edna
Ednn
Nellie
Jid
Belix
Wade
Viet
Hin
Truxtons
Erna
Vlad
Melix Grove
Karu
Swatting Fly in Old Japan Temple Ornaments
Maynard Owen Willans describes Nikko's main temple ornaments including bronze mirrors plated with mercury and gold foil switches. He notes royal family coin donations replace fly switches and criticizes repair work as inferior, calling for fresh paint to maintain tourist appeal while praising some ancient craftsmanship.
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Nikko
Uu Brengze Milrrar
Honeller
Maynard Owen Willans
Nikke
Flag Raising at School Inspires Small Town Pride
Wil Hai tells his mother about a school flag raising with a cheerful note. He recalls a window display where Hug is pasted and a child named T caused a small ruckus, while both adults affirm the spirited moment in the patriotic scene.
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Wil Hai
Willie
Music's Patrons Buy Tickets for Miss X Recital
A note from patrons mentions Mrs. D I purchasing tickets for Miss X's upcoming recital. The message asks who she is, indicating curiosity about the performer.
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Miss X
iS Make Your Wants Known Through The Columns
A brief column invites readers to express desires and needs through the Tribune’s public notices and personal requests, encouraging community engagement and interaction with the paper.
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Bids sought for culverts and bridges in Glenwood Iowa
County Auditor R E Humphrey announces sealed bids due June 20 1917 for box culverts in Anderson and Deer Creek Townships and two 120 foot steel high truss bridges with plans available from the County Auditor or Engineer. Bid bonds five to six percent and county may reject any bid. New readership noted for The Tribune with almost all readers in county.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Anderson Township
Deer Creek Township
Hastings
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