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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

3

Red Cross Week Drives Mills County Effort Across Iowa

The article urges Mills County residents to support Red Cross Week designated by President Wilson June 18 to 25. It cites a national goal of 100 million dollars, lists local meetings in Silver City Malvern Emerson Glenwood and Council Bluffs speakers Messrs Orchard Wallace Mitchell and Dr F E Donelan, and praises early pledges of 5000 in Silver City and 600 in Center township along with musical entertainment by the Porcupine Drum Corps.

Wilson Red Cross United States Mills County Canada Liberty Loan Messrs Macrea Orchard Wallace F. E. Donelan Silver City Malvern Emerson Glenwood

Kaiser Abdication Hint in Iowa Field King of Cereals

The text links strong colors and solid roots to a bold claim that the Kaiser will abdicate his throne before Iowa fields fail to yield the King of Cereals, suggesting a symbolic battle between leadership and harvest.

Iowa

Spear and Gun Against Hook Law Sparks Fishing Debate

Critics say forbidding spear or gun fishing is poorly designed as high Missouri waters bring carp and buffalo into sloughs where they would provide food. They argue landlocked fish freeze in winter and are wasted, while legal hook and line yields more game fish for food.

Missouri

Probate matters and Knights program at Glenwood

Probate matters include the Evernham and Navideox estates with administrators appointed and bonds set, final reports approved, and distributions to be filed. A K of P program at the Glenwood hall last Thursday featured welcoming addresses, Shakespearean humor, a three-act comedy, and musical acts drawing Knights from Hastings and Pacific Junction.

K. P Col. Swope Shakespeare Messrs Johnson Allured Hawkins Smouse Bowsman Knights Hastings Pacific Junction

Fugitive Crowder Captured Near Fulton Kentucky

Sheriff Edwards and Marshal Dalton arrested James Crowder a Black railroad worker in Fulgom after a tip from Fulton Kentucky police. Crowder, wanted for robbery, was found among laborers and brought to jail for custody.

James Crowder Fulgom Edwards Crowder Fulton, Ky Dalton Folsom Jal Gay

Glenwood City approves paving and curb contract

The Glenwood City Council awarded the paving and curb and gutter contract for over 100000 dollars to John A. Beebe of Omaha after a large audience. Bids ranged 2.38 to 2.70 per square yard for 32000 sq yd of paving with a 4 inch concrete base and fibre brick topping. The curb and gutter work covers over 32000 linear feet at about 80 cents per foot. Work begins in July. plans were prepared by City Engineer DeLay.

Glenwood City Apri John A. Beebe Omaha Glenwood DeLay

Death of Grandma Baxter in Carleton Nebraska

Funeral services held in Carleton after Sarah J. Knight Baxter died June 15 1917 at about 9 45 am She lived with son Charles Baxter Hastings and was a longtime resident near Hastings from 1872 to 1886 Aged 85 years 2 months 23 days survived by four children fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial beside husband follows Methodist church membership in life

Carleton Nebraska Charles Baxter Grandma Baxter Grandma Chas Hastings Baxter Sarah J. Knight Havre de Gras Maryland Neb Mills County W. 9. Baxter Palisade Emma Jr. Clark Denville

Glen Business Meeting Concludes Brief Session

A Glen business meeting concluded after a short session. Participants discussed routine matters and approved standard agenda items with no major actions or disputes reported. The meeting ended with a note of next date to be announced.

Directors for Strahan Consolidated District Election

The Strahan consolidated school district held a Thursday vote on June 14 to elect five directors. Only 48 votes were cast. winners were Fred Newell Willard Dye P L Quimby A D Bradley and Charles Gipe. They met Saturday to choose officers and plan bond votes for a new building. P L Quimby was chosen president H H Kayton secretary and Zeno Bass Jr treasurer.

Strahan Consolidated Fred Newell Willard Dye P. L. Quimby A. D. Bradley Charles Gipe Strahan H. H. Kayton Zeno Bass, Jr

Enjoyable Surprise for Mrs Eva Knuppel Birthday

Last Sunday June 17 neighbors surprised Mrs Eva Knuppel at home while she was away at church. They delivered a joyful birthday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Til Reasoner and family, Mr and Mrs H S Griffis, Mrs Anna Terry, Mr and Mrs Finern and baby, and Mr and Mrs Downing.

Eva Knuppel Til Reasoner Grace Dora Elsa H. 5. Griffis Anna Terry Finern Baby Downing

Marriages Bring Byerly and Byers Unions in Glenwood

In Glenwood two June weddings linked the Byerly families. The first saw Rev J O Byerly unite Hazel Taylor and her groom at Cherryvale Kansas on June 12, with a reception planned in the parsonage. The second joined Fred Herman Johnson and Hazel Helen Byers at the bride's parents home in Glenwood on June 16, with the couple to reside in Glenwood.

L. O. Byerly Keytesville Glenwood Cherryvale Kan J. O. Byerly Hazel Taylor Malvern Wabash J. W. Murphy Fred Herman Johnson Hazel Helen Byers Mgr T. G. Byers Wm. Stevenson

Man Near Tabor Attempts Suicide in Home

George W. Baggs, four miles southwest of Tabor, tried to kill himself with a shotgun early Tuesday. He has been in poor health from a nervous condition believed triggered by a past lightning stroke. Found unconscious in the dining room with the gun beside him, his wound did not prove fatal. He is 44, with a wife and two children.

George W. Baggs Tabor Mr. Baggs Mr. Bagge

Banquet for Naval Recruits and Local Bankers Meeting

A storm hit a barn sending a team of mules inside to escape the thunder while a mule was killed by lightning and Mr Baggs was knocked several feet away. Charles Watts and Frank Stouder, sons of James Watts and I J Stouder, from south of Pacific Junction, were accepted as naval recruits and were honored at a banquet at the William Coffee home last Saturday evening before reporting for training. Iowa bankers convened in Des Moines with Mills County attendees H A French Wm Lamb H H Cheyney of Glenwood Louis Boyle of Pacific Junction and Fred Durbin of Malvern.

Mr. Baggs Charles Watts Frank Stouder James Watts I. J. Stouder Pacific Junction William Coffee Home Bankers of Iowa Des Moines Mills County Messrs H. A. French Wm Lamb H. H. Cheyney Glenwood Louis Boyle Fred Durbin Malvern

Proved That He Was No Slacker in Town

Marshal Dalton intercepted a young man aged 21 to 31 at the depot who could not show a registration card. He was jailed, gave the name Lewis Powell from Union Star Missouri, claimed registration, and was released when his card arrived this morning. Powell said he had been resting from wheat field work in Kansas and Oklahoma.

Marshal Dalton Lewis Powell Union Star Powell Glenwood Kansas Oklahoma

Randolph M. E. Church Dedication Attracts Distant Visitors

Dedicatory services for Randolph's new M. E. church drew people from several towns. The community demonstrated hospitality and raised funds exceeding the remaining debt, guaranteeing payment for the church and parsonage with a surplus over $1,300.

M. E. Church of Randolph

Edith L Wagoner to Teach Piano in Glenwood

Edith L. Wagoner of Omaha outlines plans to teach piano at Mrs. W. B. Gunsel ley's residence on Mondays and Thursdays in Glenwood. A president of the Clef Club and pupil of Edward MacDowell, she brings strong credentials as pianist and teacher. Patronesses include Mrs. D. G. Jamison, Mrs. Dr. Plimpton, and Mrs. Fay Wright. former pupils Bertha Clark and Marjorie Wiles are now students.

Edith L. Wagoner Omaha Glenwood W. B. Gunselley Wagoner Clef Club Edward MacDowell Eugene Heisley New York Samuel A. Baldwin College of the City of D. G. Jamison Dr. Plimpton Fay Wright Bertha Clark Marjorie Wiles Institution

Musician Cortland Tisher Dies After War Service

Word from Glenwood indicates Cortland Tisher, who joined the 18th A. S. Cavalry at Ft. Logan, has passed his final examination and is believed to be at rest. Friends report he served with honor and was known for his musical talents.

Ft. Logan Glenwood Cortland -Tisher A. S. Cavalry

Mills County Liberty Loan Subscriptions Report

The close of business June 14 shows Mills county bond subscriptions totaling 332 550 with Bank of Emerson leading at 30 000 and 198 individuals totaling 27 600. Mills County National Bank of Glenwood records the largest individual bank subscription at 35 000 while many local banks and citizens participate, including out of county patrons via banks in Council Bluffs and Red Oak. One in eighteen Mills county residents subscribed, and most pledges came in the final five days.

Mills County Bank of Emerson Bank of Mineola Pottawattamie County Mills County National c Glenwood Tabor Imogene Macedonia Bartlett Council Bluffs Red Oak Uncle Sam Glenwood T Ps Vr oMi-amb Mills County National Glenwood State Bank Farmers & Merchants WU Pacific Junction State Savings Bank Mineola Mineola State Bank Malvern First National Bank Malvern National Bank Jowa State Savings Bank Emerson Hmergon State Bank Hastings Botna Valley State Bank Silver City Silver City State Bank Sdvo Farmers State Bank Henderson Citizens Bank

Boy Run Over by Auto Near Waubonsie Lake

A nine year old Hubbell child was struck by a Patterson Omaha car while crossing near Waubonsie Lake. The auto was parking as the boy dodged a passing vehicle and a wheel ran over his right leg. He sustained only a bruise and was getting along nicely.

Glenwood A. B. Hubbell Waubonsie Lake Johnson Barber Shop H. C. Patterson Omaha Patterson

Dirt road east of Mineola out of commission

The Silver City Times reports the east road a mile from Mineola is out of service due to dirt fill laid last week. Repairs timing is unclear amid many pending jobs. Mrs. L. W. Bichel and Miss Olga Bichel celebrated a June 13 birthday with afternoon tea and an evening gathering with ice cream and cake.

Mineola L. W. Bichel Olga Bichel

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Millis County Milla County Hast Liberty Center Township Amos B. Evernham Henry Evernham D. A. Harden Frank Choate J. C. Navideox-ansds.vecant J. L. Bellatti A. Terry City Council Mrs Sarah Baxter Glen Consolidated Strahan Consolidated District Byerly-Taylor Johnson-Byers Queen Mills Liberty Loan The Silver City Times
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