Family of 22 Children Visits Glenwood Pioneer Father
William H. Noah, 83 in September, a Mills County pioneer with 18 living descendants from 22 children, is visiting Glenwood. He blacksmithed near Keg Creek bridge, lived 1857–1871 here, then moved to Graham county Kansas. His wives Hesiter Griggs and Mary Carter produced 16 children. eight boys and eight girls.
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William H. Noah
Mills County
Glenwood
Jesse Noah
Graham County
Kansas
Keg Creek
Vine Street
Noah
West
Ohio
M. T. Deupree
Sane
Cralam
Palev
Opinion Opposes Taft in Glenwood Comment
The Glenwood Opinion argues W. R. Green’s elevation signals public opposition to Taft and his Canada reciprocity plan. It mocks the Tribune for printing Taft speeches and urges informed voters to scrutinize President Taft before seeking a second term amid looming campaigns.
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The
Tribune
Taft
Green's Successor Named In Local District Court Change
Governor Carroll appoints Thomas Arthur of Logan to replace District Judge W. KR. Green who resigned last week after election to Congress. G. W. Caillison of Harlan also sought the post, having shifted from Democrat to Republican years earlier, a move some thought would aid his bid.
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Carroll
Thomas Arthur
Logan
W. KR. Green
Congress
G. W. Caillison
Harlan
Supreme Court
Branche
Ble Burlington
Will Meyers
Long Bridge
Pacific Junction
Ble
Green
Meyers
Gillilland & Logan
Genung & Genung
Emerson Local Notes and Family Events
Emerson residents record a busy week with visits to Glenwood and Chicago, cattle movements by Lakin and Dunn, weddings in Omaha, and kinship ties. Local postmaster reports May mail totals of 38 153 in, 9 067 out while townsfolk travel to Washington Oregon and Council Bluffs for updates and family happenings.
Regular Examination Dates for J uniform county certificates
The next regular examination will be held at a tiny office in Glenwood on Wednesday Thursday and Friday June 2, 3 and 4 191k. Examinations start promptly at 5 o'clock Wednesday morning. Regulations will be sent on request. Geo. B. Masters County Sept. Notice to settle debts for stallion service with G. L. Solidly at Silver City.
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Glenwood
Geo
BE. Masters
County
W. H.patten
G. L
Silver City
Hastings Hometown Notes and Local Anecdotes
Hastings local page reports visitors from western Nebraska and Michigan, horse and cart mishaps, a cement block plant start, ball game injuries, runaway horses, and a humorous tale of a suitor failing to woo his girl in Silver City. Also notes a town grandstand and a local advertising push for Tribege in Mills County.
Henderson to Play Ball at Malvern on July 4
Henderson will play ball at Malvern on July 4. Cheeries are now ripe at the Dick Thomas yard on Main Street. Clarence Workman drove over for Glenwood Friday and remained till Saturday. Mrs Jessie Rawles visited with her brother Walter Woods at Tenant. Misses Flora Wilson Lolla and May Morris left for summer school at Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs Banister of Silver City visited with their daughter Mrs J S Willard. Members of the Christian church attended the district convention of the Christian Endeavor at Macedonia. Paul wrote from Regina Canada saying crops look fine after much rain. Mr and Mrs J E Crow of Grand Island Nebraska visited last week with her brother James Douglas. George Triplett finished plowing 160 acres of corn. others going over fields a third time. The croquet ground added an up and stand on the west side. Ike Wilson making grand stand plays. Mr and Mrs Worry Bullington of Albia visited from Saturday to Monday at Elmer Vans home. Bullington formerly a painter here, now in the barber business. J S Willard called to Naperville Iowa by his father’s death after 84 years. He homesteaded land from Wnoele Lan. earlier. Fred Boehner arrived from Western Nebraska for a Sunday visit. Miss Margaret Maley and her aunt Mrs Jessie Rawles of Henderson left for Tennant Iowa. LW Boehner making improvements at the cold storage plant. James Smith overseeing a crew laying cement for 180 by 24 feet and cement floors in copper shops and engine room. Jake Achenbach to use the old engine room for dressing poultry.
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John Cox
Nebraska
Ball Park
Jim Wearin
South Omaha
Wm van Ausdale
Benton Harbor
Mich
J B Fickel
Glenwood
W Hf Fickel
Howard Baxter
Will Young
Carrie Luther
Council Bluffs
Gaylord
Fay Fickel
Indianola
Wilbur Gaylord
O T Carlson
Malvern
Mra
Carl Nelson
Katie Schurr
Isaac McFarland
A J
Joe Wearin
John and
Perry Wilson
David Henderson
W J Crawford
John J Reardon
Clarinda
Omaha
Hastings
Reardon
Emily Shaw
Henderson
Ripa
Dick Thomas
Main
Clarence Workman
Jessie Rawles
Walter Woods
Flora Wilson
Lolla
May Morris
Cedar Falls
Banister
Silver City
J S Willard
The
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Macedonia
Paul
Lawrence
Regina
Canada
J E Crow
Grand Island
Neb
Hare
James Douglas
George Triplett
Municipal Croquet
Ike Wilson
Margaret Maley
Tennant
Iown
Gorn
Hoss
Uniontown
Kansas
J W Cox
Brule
CM Davis
Rime Mills County
Il Wo Smith
Superior
Wis
DBE Whitfield and Brothers Homes
Smith
West
Mexico
California
Daeluth
Mion
Boehner
Mu Lawkins
Burlington
Mather
Los Angeles
Mulholland
Local notes from Malvern and nearby towns
From the Leader items list travels and visits of residents: Lyle Baird heads to Del ite Golo for the summer, John Moore to Colorado Springs to see his daughter Mrs McMahon, Emma Boylan returns from Indianola after Simpson college commencement, and Miss Mae Miller hosts visitors from Winside. Local changes include HH Woodrow buying and remodeling Mrs Crow cottage on Center street, Mrs Viola Carter visiting with relatives near Uniontown Kansas, and several trips to Wayne Neb Dubuque Montana and Mexico California. The Boehner family holds a reunion. Mrs Mulholland and Mrs Mather arrive. A May/June social stream of short trips, visits, and family events reflecting small-town life today.
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John Moore
McMahon
Colorado Springs
Frank Hertz
Lulu Potts
Simpson College
Woith Aistrope
Wakefield
Neb
OA Stinhan
Jamie
Howard
Wayne, Neb
Emma Boylan
Indianola
HH Woodrow
Crow
East Center Street
Viola Carter
Winside
Mae Miller
Worry, Faith, and Local News In One Quiet Sunday
Rev Frank Conrey warns against worry in a Sunday sermon citing a recent authority that fear is the most contagious disease in America. The piece notes a birthday dinner at Col umbus Chase's for Mrs Chase's mother and reports a school district bond measure failing by 7 to 24 with 45 ballots cast, plus updates on Mrs Joe Whiteside visiting family and W G Randers' cattle shipment to South Omaha.
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Voice of
the Mercury
Frank Conrey
Sir Hurst
Tine
Leroy Mayberry
Columbus Chase
Glenwood
Chase
TABOR TOPICS from the Geacon
Gorn to Mr and Mrs Dike June 3 a daughter to Mr and Mrs J Jackson June 1 a son. Miss Ella Wussell returns from Sidney Neb teaching and heads to Hort Morgan Colo. Kilth Diets, 10, fractured right arm while playing baseball. Miss Flo Howard telegraphed to attend funeral of drowning friend in Des Moines River. Mrs Robert Miller went to Council Bluffs with child for surgery. Lightning struck a barn on Lee German farm near Tabor burning it down. Win Skillicorn, Brown Miller and Attorney Dean attend State Bank of Tabor directors meeting. Hog shipments to Chicago suffered heat losses. over 1000 dead hogs unloaded in Chicago. largest car had 17. State Bank of Tabor annual meeting elected officers and directors: President Co A Barnes, Vice President W Gregory, Cashier C L Yall, Assistant Cashier Nelson Delavan, Directors Wim Skillicorn, C A Barnes, G W Caegory, H T Woods, Frank Green.
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Geacon
Gorn
Url Dike
J Jackson
Ella Wussell
Sidney
Neb
Hort Morgan
Colo
Kieth Diets
C F Dietz
Flo Howard
Des Moines
Robert Miller
Council Bluffs
Chelma
Tabor
Win Skillicoma
Brown Miller
Dean
Glenwood
State Bank of
Chicago
Chas Lutz
Aod
State Bank of Pabor
Co A Barnes
W Gregory
Washier
C Ll Yall
Nelson Delavan
Wim Skillicorn
C A Barnes
G W Caegory
H T Woods
Frank Green
Mineola Set to Celebrate Fourth and Local Happenings
Mineola will celebrate the fourth. Cherney and Watson are building a new lumber shed measuring 33 by 120 feet. Wi Limberg and Henry Lolte visited Sioux City last week for the Sons of Herman lodge. Mrs Charles Cneyney and her children visited from Glenwood, with her father M Flammant accompanying to oversee the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Cherney & Watson
Wi Limberg
Henry Lolte
Sioux City
Herman Lodge
Charles Cneyney
Glenwood
M Flammant
Probate Court Actions Sweep Glenwood District
Judge Thoynell disposed of extensive probate matters in Glenwood on Monday and schedules another session for July 5. Trustees, executors, and guardians were appointed or bonded across multiple estates including Strickler, Meyers, Parmley, and Cary with various monetary allowances and monument expenditures ordered. A long list of appraisals, approvals, and hearings followed, ending with a sale offer for a Fleming Hay Stacker via Malvern.
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Thoynell
Glenwood
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Tuli
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Emerson
LFP
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Council Bluffs Monnday
John Honeyman
George Cross
Rbe Dunn
Michel
Mildred McFadon
John Lyans
Lula McClain
Washington
Oregon
Will DeHart
Norfolk
C E Lakin
Thos Steiner
RM Shipman
W F Dobbin
Bertrand
DS Kinney
Donipban
D C Abal
Father Quinn
Red Osk Catholic Church
Jas Noonan
John Evans
Lake ‘Okoboji
Herbert Geopfarth
John Markey
Graham
Will Birdsall
Claremont
Dak
lTorace
Jus Nognan
Conall Blitts
Mary Carey
Hmerson
Tillman Williams
Mmerson
Jimerson
Glover
Channing McPahon
Ruth Yates
Gordon Woulfes
Binils
Adeavids
Albert Ponton
Warnke
Eugene Crouse
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Henry
Johnny Peterson
Henry Melarland
Johnny
Venus
W P Crow
Clarence Moore
Platte River
Tribege
Worry Bullington
Albia
Elmer Vans
Mr Bullington
JS Willard
Naperville
Fred Boehner
Lyle Baird
Delite, Golo
Wall Street
Joe Whiteside
Andrew Jackson
W G Randers
Tabor Topics
WA French
Roy Downs
M J Martino
F K Meyers
Wm Meyers
Tra N Cheney
John R Jones
C D Greenwood
Lise
Montgomery County
Sarah E Strickler
L F Mcfadon
TV McFadon
Ira N Cheney
Qounell Bluts Cemetery
Silas Parmley
W C Swarts
John Schroeder
Christian Schroeder
WL DeLashmutt
Samuel Powers
Jay Hodges
Rawles Township
Auell Sheldon
Oklahoma
WC Kayton
Strahan
Emerson State Bank
W JI Guyer
Elizabeth McCullough
Ira F Tendricks
A E Cook
Mary Cary
Leopold Knueller
Glenwood Cemetery
Mary Ann Taylor
Aganst Flef Qgelvic
Crane & Co of
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Belle Archer
Hien Wearyck
Mirs Coloma Morse
G W Addy
IM Shugart
Fleming
F. A. Hammond
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