Murder Trial Begins Monday in Guidice Case
The trial of Francisco Guidice alias Henry Wiley for murder will open in Glenwood next Monday. Judge Wheeler granted a venue change amid public tensions in Mills County. The Pottawattamie county attorney will be assisted by Ge nung & Genung. Guidice will be jailed without bail as deputies assemble a petit jury and extra guards for Italian witnesses from the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Guidice
Henry Wiley
Howard
Jones
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Wheeler
Guidice
Mills County
Mills
Bushnell
Arthur
Pottawattamile
Genung & Genung
Pottawattamie
Corner Bluffs Folowe
Red Oak Area Social and Visits Highlight Week
EMERSON Miss Emma Cross was shopping in Red Oak Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarty of Plattsmouth visited Jack McCarty Sunday. Lawrence Taylor returned from Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa and will vacation at home. An Epworth League ice cream social is planned for June 21 on the church lawn. Various locals and visitors are noted including church groups, funerals, and community gatherings across Emerson Red Oak and Hawkins Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cross
Red Oak
Tom McCarty
Plattsmouth
Jack McCarty
Lawrence Taylor
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College
Church Lawn
Epworth League
Lou Tupper
W. A. Morgan
Malvern
Alfred Bellwood
Miss Cooksey
Birdie Gibson
Emerson
Thomas Kesterson
Thedford
Nebraska
Kate Lang
Des Moines
George Shetterly
Omaha
Etna McDowell
G. L. Brill
Byron Carr
Herb Geopfard
Jim Huntsman
Harry Slutter
Hawkins Park
Maury Colby
Woodburn
Gertrude Géopfarth
Willu Cheney
Kayton & Sulyers
Orville Durbin
Hmerson
Birthday celebration for three friends at social gathering
A gathering was held to celebrate three birthdays Orville Durbina Alfred Imel and Vant Andley. The evening was spent socially with outdoor games and refreshments of ice cream cake and strawberries. Mrs. James Durbin visited with friends at Tabor Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Durbina
Alfred Imel
Vant Andley
James Durbin
Tabor
Earl Hooper
Charles Beaver
Elmo
Missouri
Charlotte Graham
Glenwood
George Masters
Mrs. Hess
Bedford
Herman Geopfarth
Guy Clarke
Mr. Hess
Two Deaths at Tabor Reported on Tuesday
Two deaths occurred in Tabor on Tuesday. Mrs. J L Morrison of North Tabor died of heart trouble, survived by a husband, four sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren after a lifelong residence here. She was linked to early Civil War era aid to escaped slaves through her father B F Gardner and husband. Mrs. C M Kelley, wife of Elder Kelley of the Faith Home, died at 10:30 a m from tuberculosis at age about forty eight, survived by husband and a son about 30. Mrs. Howard Mintle of Glenwood was at Kelley’s bedside. Funeral postponed to Sunday to allow a brother from California to attend.
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Tabor
J. L. Morrison
North Tabor
B. IF. Gardner
C. M. Kelley
Elder Kelley
Faith Home
Howard Mintle
Glenwood
Kelley
California
Pacific Junction Week of Photoplay and Meetings
Herrman and Reno’s photoplay and vaudeville show plays at the K of P opera house drawing local audiences. Rev Bonar’s revival meetings continue nightly with a special musical program led by Miss Nelson of Omaha. attendance remains strong despite uncertain closing date. Pacific Junction touts its park donation, clean grounds, and boosted streets with ballast work improving main roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Anderson
Essex
Iowa
W. A. Bonar
A. Graham
Graham
Sam Root
Thomas Livengood
G. W. Dunn
Omaha
James
Lincoln
Woodbine
Robert Bogle
John Olson
Miss Esther
Grocers
Manawa
Charles Kroon
Council Bluffs
Elmer Anderson
Lake Mahawa
Mesdames Thompson and
Sawyer
Pacifc Junction
Glenwood
Dan Palmer
Streats
Burlington
Army Worms Reported In Mills County Fields
The Tribune notes a worm damaging alfalfa and crops in Mills County. Investigations align it with army worm traits, though some say it resembles a cut worm. Eggs hatch in white webs. moth lays eggs in leaves and debris along fences and creekbeds. Prevent spread by clearing rubbish, burning debris, and exposing nests on hot days. Natural enemies include beetles, ants, fires, and Tachina flies. Ames confirms a cut worm with similar breeding habits and notes a parasitic fly may curb damage, advising field examination before spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Mills County
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Frank Choate
Glenwood
Ames
Mr. Choate
Summers With State Fair Superintendent Named
J. F. Summers of Malvern is the superintendent of the concession and privilege department for the Iowa State Fair to be held in Des Moines the week of August 20 to 28. A better selection for the position could not have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Summers
Malvern
Des Moines
May Not Be Army Worms In Mills County alfalfa and corn
There is disagreement over whether the worm harming Mills County fields is the army worm J W Carter of Glenwood sent samples to Ames college which identified them as a cut worm and said damage would be limited Spraying with vermicides was advised and the worms faded away until their return this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Choate
Kavis de Anderson
Mills County
Davis & Anderson
J. W. Carter
Glenwood
Ames College
Spraying Begins Against Alfalfa Worms in Pacific City
Ernest DeLashmutt of Pacific City starts spraying today in a field of alfalfa where worms threaten considerable damage. He uses arsenate of lead and, if effective, others will likely follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest DeLashmutt
Pacific City
Summers to Put Mills County on State Fair Map
The Tribune received a premium list featuring a cut of Mr. Summers, implying Mills County will be highlighted at the state fair and potentially gain recognition.
Little Miss Pern Dimmitt Recovers From Illness
Pern Dimmitt has recovered from pneumonia and scarlet fever and left Council Bluffs hospital last Sunday. She is the daughter of Mrs. L. A. Dimmitt, formerly of Trastings, now living in Council Bluffs. Many friends of the Dimmitt family are glad for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pern Dimmitt
Council Bluffs
L. A. Dimmitt
Trastings
Dimimitt
Auto hits horse and buggy near Glenwood site
An auto driven by Lareld Graves with Swart Nowe collided with a horse and buggy on the Frank Wright hill east of Glenwood last night. The accident occurred as the Graves party returned from Malvern at about 25 mph, the buggy occupants Walter Gozad and a Malvern resident. The horse was killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lareld Graves
Swart Nowe
Frank Wright
Glen‘wood
Malver
Graves
Uir
Walter Gozad
Malvern
Gorad
Boys' brush with fate ends with luck and repairs
The incident saw a car strike a bank at the roadside and overturn. Selves rose from under the back seat of Mesars, Graves and Howe dragged them from the wreck with no injuries. The horse carrying the men driving the carriage was killed, the Ford car damaged, and the boys credited their escape to luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Howe
Elm Grove school house contract awarded to W. B. Dean
Lyons awarded the contract for the Elm Grove school house destroyed by the tornado to W. B. Dean of Glenwood. The new building will resemble the recently completed Mills Station structure and cost about 1350 dollars.
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Elm Grove
Lyons
W. 8
Dean
Glenwood
Mills Station
Weather Crop Bulletin Week Ending June 16 1913
The week was mostly dry and clear with light local showers north. Cool first days caused light frost in many areas. conditions favored field work and corn cultivation. Nearly all corn planted. some low ground too wet for corn, to be used for cane millet or buckwheat. Haying to begin in southern counties with expected heavy yields. Fruit conditions listed for June 1 with percentages for apples to strawberries. Acreage data pending township assessors. Geo M Chappel Des Moines, Tawa.
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The
State Horticultural Society
Geo. M. Chappel
Des Moines
Tawa
Auditor accounts under review for 1909 figures
A. D. Wrench of Glenwood and J. R. Graham of Malvern are in the Auditor's office checking Auditor Cris wells January 1 1909 accounts. They will then audit Superintendent Masters accounts after a request from Mr Criswell and Mr Masters to proceed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Wrench
Glenwood
J. R. Graham
Malvern
Criswells
Masters
Weather boosts crop gains near Silver City
Excellent warm spell improves conditions for farmers in the Silver City area. Corn fields are being cultivated in good shape, with late plantings showing rapid growth. Alfalfa first cutting favors the current favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Binding Twine Shortage Urges Farmers to Order Now
Reports indicate a binding twine shortage this year. Farmers should place orders promptly to help local dealers and ensure supply while stocks last.
Shorthorn Judge Named for Nebraska State Fair
George H. White of Malvern has been chosen as judge of Shorthorn cattle at the Nebraska State Fair. He held the same position at the fair last year and is regarded as having performed well at the western fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. White
Malvern
White Bell
Rehearing Sought in Will Case of Elizabeth Marlin
Contestants of the will of Elizabeth Marlin petition the supreme court for a rehearing after a recent decision against them. The court will not rule until after the October session.
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Elizabeth Marlin
Supreme Court
Misouri River floods Mills County as June rise peaks
The Missouri River crest floods bottom lands in Mills County with Lyons township water higher than since 1881. Cattle cars head to South Omaha at eight cents a pound, the highest beef price in two decades. Obituary notes: pioneer Robert H. Hurlbutt dies in Rawles township.
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Mills County
Lyons Township
South Omaha
Tna May Robbins
J. D. Robbing
North of
Hastings
Harvey H. Lisle
Clarinda
Silver City
Lafayette Lincoln
Pacific Junction
Taft
Sherman
Chicago
P. R. Kates
Glenwood
D. L. Heinsheimer
State Bankers Association
Sioux City
Heinsheimer
Des Moines
J. A. Hatfield
Alva Williams
Albert Lincoln, Jr
St. Mary Township
Robert H. Hurlbutt
A.T. Wilkins
Rawles Township
Ten Years Ago Burglars Plunder Marion Evang Home
Ten years ago burglars entered the Marion Evang home at Emerson and stole old coins and a gold watch. The report lists a series of local events and notices including marriages, land sales, school construction, river work, a street carnival plan, a tornado damage update, and legal actions in nearby Glenwood, Malvern, Hastings, and Silver City. Includes births, wedding of Irene Shisler to Pliny H Miller, strawberry harvest profits, and a boy born to Mr and Mrs W D Wilson of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Evang
Emerson
Glenwood
Irene Shisler
J. S. Shisler
Pliny H. Miller
Chicago
G. W. Jones
Center Township
W. D. Wilson
Malvern
Boy Trampled by Horse Near Pacific City
Floyd Rhoades son of James Rhoades, north of Pacific City, was trampled by a horse early Thursday. He became entangled in machinery and sustained rib and chest injuries. Dr Plimpton of Glenwood examined him and found injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rhoades
James Rhoades
Pacific City
Indah
Plimpton
Glenwood
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Guiidice
Amos Evernham
Huntley
State Fair
New Elm Grove
Tribune
Abor
Frank Robbins
Indian Creek Township
J. M. Strahan
Mamie Hicks
Niagara Falls
L. T. Garing
Nellie Kirby
Wirbys
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