WEDDINGS Horton Richardson and Other Local Nuptials
The Motday issue notes licenses granted to Wallace Horton and Rhoda Richardson. ceremonies held June 17 at Center Township home with Rev. Smith. The Hortons depart for Dallas, South Dakota. Other weddings include Croak and Helwig in Omaha, Eby and Bowley in Council Bluffs, and Lemonds and Eacrett in Council Bluffs. several couples are linked to local families and farms.
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Dallas
South Dakota
Zeb Richardson
Bitten by Vicious Dog Injures Miss Dean in Town
Miss Marie Dean sister of Amos Dean was severely bitten on the forearm by Ray Wiles's dog on Wednesday. The attack occurred as she was returning from the Wiles home after an errand. The physician calls it the worst such case he has seen, with the arm muscles lacerated and flesh torn. No rabies signs observed, but a stiffened arm may result.
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Marie Dean
Song
Amos Dean
Ray Wiles
Miss Dean
Wiles
Rudolph Hopp Wins Suit In Nebraska Courts
Rudolph Hopp and Judge W. 8. Lewis returned to Emmet Nebraska after a Monday court victory. The case involved Hopp aiding his son in law Ralph Keyes to start a cattle business near Emmet, buying 49 head of cattle for about 2000 dollars. The cattle were shipped to Bassett Web. After paying for the cattle Hopp mortgaged them, and nine days later Keyes gave a bank a chattel mortgage.
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Rudolph Hopp
Lewis
O'Neil Neb
Hopp
Ralph Keyes
Emmet
Neb
Woods
Bassett
Keyes
Farm mortgage dispute ends with cattle returns and judgments
At Emmet a bank held mortgages on ten red steers and five other animals. Two days later a second mortgage covered a horse and five red steers. After Keyes fled about April 13 the bank repossessed the cattle. Hepp sought value or return and won 550 dollars plus 71.45 costs. Mrs Keyes proved the sorrel mare was her gift and won 200 dollars or the animal returned.
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Emmet
Keyes
Hepp
Hopp
County Superintendent race sparks Delaware county vote plans
Delaware county will elect its first county Superintendent under a new law with a June 18 meeting date. Two townships will choose delegates on June 17. Three candidates, all from the county, seek the post. The county board will include Presidents or proxies from independent school districts, promising intense political maneuvering ahead.
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Delaware County
Glenwood Plant Possible Takeover by Mc Kinley Syndicate
A deal may transfer Glenwood electric light and power plant and its lines to the Mc Kinley syndicate, a major operator of eastern light and electric car lines. If approved, the Glenwood system would gain financial backing, enabling immediate service improvements and extensions, and the cold storage and ice plant could resume operation.
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Glenwood
Glenwood Electric Light and Power Plant
McKinley Syndicate
Glenwood System
Pacific Junction alligator eats four ducklings in yard incident
In Pacific Junction a female alligator escaped a 18 inch woven wire enclosure to reach a duck pond, killing four ducklings. Several local happenings follow including births, fights, trips, and community notices, with police and railway figures visiting town and plans for a new school building.
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Lee Haynie Yard
Fred Rose
Fred
CANDIDATES EXPENSES MILLS COUNTY NOMINATIONS
Mills County candidates reported very low campaign spending with six showing no expenses. The county auditor's filings list small amounts or none for several races including Tipton 1.20 for County Recorder and Johnson 0.25 for County Recorder, while Dalton 39.40 and Rinehart 0.28 appear among others.
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Mills County
A. Tipton
H. M. Logan
T. L. Hall
GO. Free
G. K. Johnson
K. W Bushnell
Walter S. Brown
C. E. Dalton
R. E. Humphrey
G. CG. Rinehart
Improved Road Drag Offered by Omaha Firm Visit
A Stroud & Co. representative from Omaha toured Glenwood on Thursday morning by car. He praised the Glenwood to Council Bluffs roads as fairly good with some washouts on hills, endorsed wooden drags, and offered to donate an improved drag valued at about 15 dollars to the township trustees upon their order, noting it would require little effort to secure.
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Stroud & Co
Omaha
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
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Obituary notices from Glenwood column recount deaths
Mary Lawson of Glenwood died June 14 at the Kane home after a three month illness. She was born in Ireland about 72, worked at the Institution until ill health. She had lived in America forty years and made nine trips home. Survived by five stepdaughters and many relatives. funeral June 16 at the Kiune home, Rev. Buxton officiating. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. Pauline Eleanor Redman, aged 1 year 4 months 21 days, died last Saturday after bowel inflammation. Funeral from home Monday. Rev. Jacob Fath officiating. interment at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Ellen L Holbrook funeral held May 29 at Smith & Tuthill chapel with Rev. J A Stevenson officiating. pallbearers named. Holbrooks formerly lived south of Glenwood on the farm now owned by Grover Mickslwait.
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Mary Lawson
Thomas Kane
Glenwood
Ireland
Sligo
America
Mesdames
H. W. McShane
J. C. Davidson
Rushville
Neb
Thos Clune
A. B. Walling
F. Bromley
John Davis
Coin
Iowa
Will Davis
Hartley
Gladwin
Omaha
John van Fossen
Bean
Council Bluffs
Kiune
Buxton
Episcopal Church of
Buriab
Pauline Eleanor Redman
I. D. Redman
Treynor
Jacob Fath
Wesley Chapel
Henderson
Redman
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Santa Anita
Ellen L. Holbrook
L. HK. Holbrook
Smith & Tuthill
Ray
J. A. Stevenson
Frank Harris
J. B. Scott
R. J. Blee
R. J. Thompson
J. T. Dilley
Holbrooks
Grover Mickslwait
Eastern firm eyes Ladies Garment Factory in Glenwold
A representative from an eastern manufacturer visited Glenwold proposing a Ladies Garment Factory conditional on obtaining 100 women willing to work. The plan would use the old Baptist church building as the factory. Women in town and nearby districts are asked to list names at D. G. Jamison & Co. store. The company would start operations once sufficient help is assured.
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Glenwold
Old Baptist Church
D. G. Jamison & Co
The Spiritual Railway Lines Poem at a English Station
A devotional verse printed at an English railway station extols a heavenly railway hymn. It envisions a line to Heaven crafted by Christ, with repentance as the station, Jesus as the Way, and the Bible as the Engineer. It invites readers to board by faith, repentance, and holiness to ride toward life eternal.
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England
Heaven
Christ
Earth
Jesus
Sin
When The Scriptures Failed Sunday School Lesson Blunder
A brief comic misquote from a Sunday school scene shows a teacher asking Willie why he fought again and referencing the lesson about turning the other cheek. Willie replies that he was hit again and has only one desk left.
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Willie
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Fred Sr
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Council B Inits Hospital
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J. J. Marrin
Edward Bates
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Joe Shepard
Josephine
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Tueeday
Shepard
Emma McLaughlin
West Liberty
Rev, Bonar
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Bonars
C. H. Kramer
Cedar Rapids
C. I. Davis
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L. M. Shearer
Storm Lake
F. Anderson
R. D. Nelson
Filman
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Charles May
George Livengood
Frank Fredericks
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Depot
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Blanche Mace
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P. J
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P Larson
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