Local Glenwood chatter names many townsfolk
A stream of notes lists residents and visitors in Glenwood and surrounding townships. A. J. Bato, Henry Ranve, J. V. DeLeshmatt, G. M. Delevan, China Schroder, Henry Sargent, Roy Landon, G. W. Allbee, and others are noted in daily business or social calls. Mrs. Back and Mrs. Willard visit. Miss Nutting heads to Cedar Falls. various real estate, school, and farm interests appear. A lengthy column discusses lawyer Ringolsky of Kansas City, the Miles will case, and local reactions to national press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. M. Delevan
Rawles Township
Glenwood
China Schroder
Silver City
Henry Sargent
Platteville Township
Roy P. Landon
G. W. Allbee
Meeers
Jos
Toma
China Wriedtot Center
Mesdames
Chicago
Willard
Independence
Instwick
A.C. Sabin
Black
Baby
Gledwood
Jweaka
Aid Mra
F. M. Powell
Kansas City
I. J. Ringolsky
Mr. Ringolsky
Kanana City
Omaha Bee
Falla City
Nebru
Miles
Ringolsky
Mr. Rivgolaky
Uncalled Letters at Glenwood Post Office for Week
The list for the Glenwood post office week ending June 21, 1900 includes Grace Noob Chas Sheppard Frank Marrow J A Tidball Mrs A E Wilson Mrs F E Wheeler. Patrons must state letters have been advertised. R O Warrs P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Grace Noob
Chas Sheppard
Frank Marrow
J. A. Tidball
A. E. Wilson
F. E. Wheeler
R. 0. Warrs
P. M
Local Dealers Promote Reduced Prices on Cultivators and Buggies
Advertisements urge readers to buy cultivators at lower prices from R. H. Daniel and from Davis & Anperson in Pacific Jituation. Also notes medical claim about kidney trouble with Foley's Kidney Cure endorsed by S. E. Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Daniel
Davis & Anperson, Pacific Jituation
Bright
Foley
Landis
Omaha Employment Bureau Bulletin Offer for 600 Laborers and 100 Girls
Advertisement from the Omaha Employment Bureau inviting 600 laboring men and 100 girls to work across Omaha and western points with diverse tasks and high wages. Free transportation is offered for workers, with contact at 121 North 15th Street Omaha. The notice also hints at medical advice and safety, mentioning Foley’s kidney remedies.
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Omaha
West
1899 Buildings in Mills County and Surrounding Towns
Mills County assessors report 1899 new building values across towns and townships. Glenwood leads with 1899 constructions valued at 18,986 dollars. Malvern 4,616. Emerson 3,978. Pacific Junction 2,748. Hastings 2,255. Henderson 600. Silver City and Hillsdale reported none. Plattville and Glenwood townships had zero new structures. Lyons township 400. Indian Creek 250. St Mary 400. Silver Creek 744. County total 80,858. town totals 33,112. A separate item notes Alva Reazer jailed for forging an $85 check on Pacific Junction, with arrest by Sheriff Morgan after fraud exposed by Frank Anderson. Death report: Wallace Chaney, 2 years 9 months, dies June 14 1900 in Ingraham township. funeral at Tabor Christian church and burial at Tabor cemetery.
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Mills Colenty
Glenwood
Malvern
Emerson
Pacific Junction
Hastings
Henderson
Silver City
Hillsdale
Plattville
Plattville Township
Lyons Township
Indian Creek
Tno
St. Mary
Silver Creek
Ingraham
Anderson
Center
Oak
Deer Creek
White Cloud
Ruwles
Alva Reazer
Mills County National Bank
Frank Anderson
Pacific Junetion
Reazer
Squire Allen
Morgan
Omaha
Reaver
Grand Jury
Miller
Ingraham Township
Millar County
Wallace Chaney
Christian Church of
Wallace
Jeaus
Tabor
Pagan or Christian? Glenwood youths torment John Keeler
A letter from Mrs. Sarah Keeler to the Trarpons office details ongoing persecutions of John Keeler in Glenwood. She alleges street harassment with missiles and abuse, along with vandalism to their home, calling for civic action to end the cruelty and shameful behavior.
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Trarpons
Sarah Keele
Glenwood
John Keeler
Land for sale near Glenwood with fruit trees
Ten acres of land adjoining Glenwood city limits on Living Water land bearing apples cherries plums and grapes priced at 800 dollars. Call J F Record Glenwood or W H Y Treynor Council Bluffs.
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Glenwood
J. F. Record
W. HY
Treynor
Council Bluff
Raven’s Steak Food for horses by Dick Hudenon
For growing colts Raven's Steak Food purifies the blood regulates the kidneys cures scours and exterminates worms. It cures cot tle coughs distemper pink eye and heaves in horses. It is good for overworked and old horses and prevents mares from dropping their colts prematurely. The powders are strong give good appetite and make a sleek coat. For sale by Dick Hudenon Glenwood Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hudeon
Glenwood
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AML
A. J. Bato
Wan
Henry Ranve
J. V. DeLeshmatt
Loone Township
Mesera
M. A. Plumb
J. D. Robbins
Anderson Township
Merrill Johnson
Miss Fugie
Mieces Jessie Nutting
Fannie Ames
Cedar Falla
State Normal School
W. C. Swarts
Supt
Marale
Gid DePolt
Tia
FP. E. Davis
Mesers. Obas
F. Davis
Jnc
R. F. Jones
N. E. Wilkingon
J. H. Feltham
Springfield
Ill
H. W. Burkett
Blanche Burkett
Lloyd Bolton
Bolton
Tribune
Ada Anderson
Clerk Potter
Misa Anderson
Mr. Ringoleky
Peter the Great
Muscovy
Ringolekys
Russia
Peter
Athletic Park
Nebraska City
Wilking
Flrst
Nebraska Boys
N. C
Threa Wen
Pickard
Boore
Innings
J. I. Case
Francys Hansonp
Cznton
Davia and
Anderson Pagina Junction
Wes
Dick Hopson
Bogan
G. A. Knolle, Prop
W. H. Plimpton
Iowa
Ss. T. Brothers
W.S. Morrow
D.C
McCluskey
Lowa
E. G. Woodrow
Donnelly Bros
F. M. Shriver
Lowa Offiva
Dyar
Aardswoet
He Snare
United States
Europe
K. L. Heinsheimer
F. M. Bufrington
D. French
H. 4. Wrench
Ass't
Cc. H. Andrews, x. B Woodratt
Ceream
Herrick
Detroit
Gasolene
South Side Square
Avery
Timothy
Deering
Chas. W. Rathke
D. G. Jamison
Go. South
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