June is Cupid's Best Month in Mills County
Clerk Brothers notes June has issued twelve marriage licenses to Mills County couples this month, up from eight last month. last June saw ten applications. The county sees steady wedding activity despite leap year predictions. Numerous local couples wed in Glenwood Emerson and surrounding areas, with ceremonies at homes and churches, and plans for homes in Omaha, Glenwood, and nearby towns.
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Clerk Brothers
Mills County
Millls County Court House
Fleming Wolford announces marriage in Indianapolis
Announcement from this morning reports the marriage of Miss Wazel Fleming and Cleo Beira Wolford of Indianapolis Indiana. Miss Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Fleming recently moved from Glenwood to Oelwein Indiana. The ceremony was held at the bride parents home on Tuesday June 18. The couple will reside after July 1 at Burgess Avenue Indianapolis. Mr Wolford is in business in that city.
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Calvert City
Glenwood
F. RB. Pettit
Silver City
Beryl Pettit
H. Patterson
A. F. Conrey
Methodist Church
I’. R. Pettit
Patterson
Farmers
Wazel Fleming
Cleo Beira Wolford
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Fleming
H. S. Fleming
Oelwein
Vot Burgess Avenue
Wolford
Deaths of Tippens in Glenwood After Long Illness
Nearly 17 year old Br. S Tippens died at home in Glenwood on a Tuesday evening, June 1st, after four years of poor health. The funeral was held at the house with interment in Glenwood cemetery. Rev. Valmeton led services. Tippens, born November 30, 1885 in Noble County Ohio, lived in West Virginia and Gallipolis Ohio before settling in Glenwood in 1907. He was a bridle maker by trade but could not work due to ill health. Surviving relatives include a brother, sister, three sons, and three daughters. Card of thanks from the Tippens family.
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BR. S. Tippens
Glenwood
Valmeton
Tippen
Omaha
Tie
Noble County
Ohio
Tyler County
West Virriiia
Fle
Galliposia
Julia Annhany
Sullivan
Tog
Ile
James A. Tippens
Columbus
Clara Pipkins
Maybank
Texas
Hugene
Wmporia
Kan
A.J
Lincoln
Neb
Wiliams
Plattsmouth, Neb
Jane Cooper
Laura Brander
Callispell, Mont
Lilie Mrannigan
Proctor, Mont
Hay for Sale and Grain Hay in Barn
Hay for sale and grain hay available in barn. Asking price twelve dollars per ton. Contact H. W. Seeger for details.
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H. W. Seeger
Taft Forces In Control At Chicago Convention
The Republican convention shows Taft in control with delegates ready to renominate. Roosevelt claims fraud and says 92 delegates were deprived of seats. Wavering delegates shift to Taft as a stronger vote emerges. talk of a bolt by Roosevelt and a possible compromise candidate for Taft.
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Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Bulletins From the Tribune Office on Convention Day
Bulletin summaries report Wm J Bryan entering the press stand to applause, crowded halls, and orderly chaos as delegates debate committees. An 11 a.m. plan to adjourn to 4 p.m. is proposed amid crowd difficulties and a Roosevelt denials. A soft invocation opens proceedings, with ongoing live coverage and a Tribune snap shot.
Have Found Murderer Conspiracy Rumor In Villisea
A circulating street report claims 4mar Das confessed to the murder of eight people in Villisea. The claim lacks official confirmation and details are unverified.
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4Mar Das
Villisea
Murder suspect captured in Todiana town by detectives
Report says a man was seized in Todiana by detectives as a murder suspect. He claimed Moore testified against him in a stabbing case and caused his imprisonment. The Susacase is on record and the man, recently released, but the report is likely wild rumor amid ongoing murder coverage.
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Todiana
Moore
Susacase
Kenyon to Speak at Hastings Chautauqua Fr iday
Telegram from Hastings Press confirms Senator Kenyon will honor his Sunday Mills County engagement at the Hastings Chautauqua despite missing part of the Republican National Convention. The event opens today with strong attendance expected and a strong lineup of talent promised by Hastings boosters.
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Hastings Chautauqua
Kenyon
Wditor Tut
Hastings Press
Hastings
Mills County
East Center Social Notes and Local Movements
East Center and nearby communities report visits and family gatherings. Howard and wife of Silver City stayed at their son I E Howard’s home from Friday to Sunday. J M Miller and daughter attended W Van Orsdel’s funeral in Glenwood Saturday. QW Boles family visited near Henderson. Ruth Nelson visited grandparents near Hastings. JM Miller family spent Sunday with RK Buttington and wife near Balfour. JM Carter moved his family to a farm for the summer. Local girls study music with Miss Evans of Malvern. students are Raby Cole Marie Hammond Arline W Howard and Beulah Frances. Wholes agency for the Marion car sold to Georga Wilson of Henderson. East Center funeral attendees include Madames Judson Graves Caraoks and FIP Howard and wife.
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Howard
Silver City
J M Miller
Etta
W van Orsdel
Glenwood
Boles
Henderson
Ruth Nelson
Hastings
JM Miller
RK Buttington
Balfour
JM Carter
Mast Center
Miss Evans
Malvern
Raby Cole
Marie Hammond
Arline W Howard
Beulah Frances
Marion
Georga Wilson
Hend- Berson
East Center
Rizzell
Judson
Graves
Caraoks
Fip Howard
Will Lugsch and Virginia Johnson Wed in Glenwood
Will Lugsch a Glenwood tailor and a well known local businessman married Virginia Johnson daughter of farmer W J Johnson at the Baptist church in Fremont Nebraska Rev Gorey officiated The ceremony was small with only Lugsch brother Charles and his wife present The couple's train arrival plan was thwarted by a Pacific Junction stop and a car ride home leading to a surprise reunion with the band and a safely merry reception
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Louis Falmer
Vacillc Junction
Missouri
Jle
Attie Wilson
Westville
Marceline
Pacific Junction
Elmer A. Bass
Nellie M. Smith
Emerson
Moran
Methodist Church
Proom
Iawa Agricultural College
Ares
Torrence
West Tabor
Rose Radig
Tabor
Ben Muntendam
Cumberland
Charles Kf. Fisher
Tabor Congregational Church
Will Lugsch
Glenwood
Virginia Johnson
W. J. Johnson
Baptist Church
Fremont
Net
Gorey
Charles Lugseh
Charter Oak
Will
Wiil
Happy Cowple
Howward Otis
Otis
Qld
Thirteen Die In Hastings Mine Explosion Near Trinidad
June 20 Hastings mine of Victor American Fuel Co suffered a fatal explosion likely from a windy shot. Thirteen men died, all victims from suffocation. Fourteen shot firers and embriers were in the night shift. A Greek rescuer was badly burned. Rescuers located several bodies and worked to recover remains as air was forced into the wrecked entry.
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Trinidad
Coto
Hastings
Victor American Fuel Company
Embryien
Beri
Gagin
Air Ds Beinne
Julian Thoms
Suffragettes Attack Lloyd-George Outside Caxton Hall
A small band of suffragettes attacked David Lloyd George outside Caxton Hall in London. They knocked off his silk hat but caused no further damage. Detectives seized the demonstrators, Lloyd George fled in a taxi, and the women were later released.
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Lloyd-George
London
David Lloyd-George
Caxton Hall
Lioyd-George
Dr Pearson Weds Margaret at Minburn Home
Dr Pearson of Glenwood married Margaret of a prominent Des Moines area family on June 18 at her parents home in Minburn Iowa. Penn Stevenson officiated with Merrill Myers of Violetwood attending. The couple will reside at the K P Heley property on West Hill and be at home August 4 with many well wishers from Glenwood.
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Toa. Pearson
Glenwood
Margaret
Ste
Miniburn
Penn Stevenson
Des Moines
Merrill Myers
Ylenwoouw
K. PP
Heley
West Ifill
Dr. Vearson
Grain and Provisions Prices and Cattle Hogs Status
Chicago grain and provisions prices show Wheat at $1 085 Sept $08 Corn July Teitee Sept 7 Oats 48c Sept 404c Pork July $18 7215 Sept $19 05 Lard July 10 872 Sept 811 1744 Ribs July 10 10 5244 Sept 10 70 Cash prices No 2 hard wheat 140 1 08 No 2 corn 72 The latest cattle receipts 18000 lower with western stockers and cows and heifers around 2 50 to 9 00 calves 5 50 to 8 95 Hogs receipts 22000 higher by market light 7 66 7 46 mixed heavy 7 05 7 25 Taya 6 25 Ples around 5 11 bulk 7 40 Sleep receipts 22000 higher MLDWs westerns 3 50 yearlings 4 75 7 00 lambs 5 50 9 00
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Chicago
Afl
Tanibs
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report June 19
Cattle receipts total 2010 with 1111 pound yearlings at 9.10 and yearling outfits at 8.78 while stockers and feeders range 4.75 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 527 with top heavy at 7.40, mixed and butcher 7.25 to 7.30, light 7.15 to 7.25. Sheep receipts 2070 higher 0.15 to 0.20 with lambs 6.60 to 6.85, ewes 2.60 to 4.50.
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South Omaha
Wetberg
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