BASE BALL MATTERS AT GLENWOOD OPENER SUMMARY
Large crowd attends Glenwood opening game at the new ball park as Tabor defeats Glenwood 5 to 2 amid costly errors. Glenwood pitcher Walter Connor and catcher Kramer lead a solid defensive effort while Ta bor battery Elis and Shuler contribute the key hits.
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Tabor
Glenwood
New Ball Park
Charley Minner
Walter Connor
Kramer
Collins
Tabor i Kramer
Atcher
Shuiller
Connor
Pitcher
Elis Starr
Alby
Driscoll
Laird Bart
Mumper
Laird Center
Evernham
Guy Walling
Halt
Fourth of July Celebration Aims for Safe Quiet Day
City officials seek to limit fireworks in Glenwood for a safe sane observance. Mayor Plimpton asked to urge sellers to refrain from giant firecrackers torpedo canes blank cartridge pistols and ammunition. Park area will be protected from unnecessary noise during music and addresses under strict ordinance enforcement.
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Glenwood
Plimpton
River Flood Impacts Grogs Lowlands As River Recedes
The Missouri River remained high last week, causing damage to Grogs on nearby low lands. The river peaked Monday, about two feet below last summer’s high. A few miles of embankment were breached by the floodwaters, with ongoing concerns about further damage.
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Missouri
Lost Child Recovered With Movers in Decatur
A boy taken into custody in Decatur was confirmed as the missing child. He had been with Charles Spencer and his wife, a pair of movers, who initially claimed ownership but then said the child was given to them by other movers in East St. Louis.
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Decatur, Jr
Chas
Spencer
East St. Louis
C E Irwin
Henderson
Overland Limited
Charley
Henderson Bank Adopts Safety Boxes and Iron Coin Bank
Henderson citizens gain up to date banking tools with safety deposit boxes for public use and a small iron bank to collect spare change. It shows exactly saved amounts and holds 25 when full, with openings for 1 4 10 25 and 40 cent pieces.
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The
Citizens Bank
Emerson News Roundup From Decorah and Faribault Local
Emerson reports Jack Evans of Decorah presents grandson Frank Evans a $1000 check at Faribault graduation. A cattle and hog shipment of 15 cars heads to Chicago Saturday. Editor Grill sells the Chronicle but seeks work on Jim Hill’s line with hammock and shade promised. Shipman family plans two month Lake Ontario outing from Oak Orchard near Buffalo. Presiding Elder Hohenshelt leads Methodist quarterly meeting. Rev A Moore to be considered for another year. Marion Evans and son Frank sail to New York City for Europe. John Evans to join fishing trip after school.
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Jack Evans
Decorah
Ill
Faribault
Mion
Jack
Frank Evans
Chicago
Editor Grill
Chronicle
Jim Hill
R M Shipman
Dorothy
Buffalo
Oak Orchard
Lake Ontario
Mr Shipman
Hohenshelt
Methodist Church
A Moore
Moore
Emerson
Marion Evans
Frank
New York City
Europe
Fragmented OCR Wildlife Aid Notice
Fragments indicate a dated aid request or directive awaiting completion. The legible parts reference assistance and approval steps, with unclear names and dates.
Hastings Day At Three Hastings Churches A Success
Hastings Children day on June 10 at the three churches of Hastings Wesley Chapel and Strahan was a fine success. Here was a big attendance at each place and pleasing programs were carried out. At Wesley Chapel IV people were baptized by immersion in the Nishna river. The combined collections amounted to 16 dollars.
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Hastings
Wesley Chapel
Strahan
Wesley
Miss Blanche Wallace Receives Fine Organ Gift
West Oak notes report Miss Blanche Wallace given a fine organ by her parents. Sunday school union at Friends church after July 1 invites all denominations to participate. Various local families share in gatherings and visits across West Oak.
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Blanche Wallace
Friends Church
Crumbs Visited Solomon Rowe in Pacific Junction
Mr and Mrs Crumb of Los Angeles stayed at Solomon Rowe's home during an extended visit then plan to return to their Ohio home. The Crumbs are brother and sister and had not seen each other in 25 years. Henry Moores of Woodbine visited Saturday with his sister Mrs Gray and niece Mrs Rooney.
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Henry Moores of
Woodbine
Mrs Gray
Mrs Rooney
Pasture for Rent Near Pacific Junction Yards
Pasture for rent for 10 head of stock located just south of Pacific Junction yards. John L. Jackson, airlift’s salior ad tu tus Prony at Cana ot ats, fur thie Eld thet a the follow eo io Mille cone s Maw uf flies fur hin baud at the weet Sue titties ity Cb tou Ue 2d A Dy Subay, Mach ws whe of a wide ole pean ut paid a vf bask dug, las athyen by the eat se Witad, duwa Unie tad key of May WoL. MORGAN, SeeiiG of Mile Ceauty.
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Cana
Morgan
Mile Ceauty
Wine Flows Like Water at Henderson Castle
An aged Washington resident witnessed a sensational destruction of wine and liquor worth over 1000, poured from the Wend ergau cellar into gutters. Mrs. Henderson stood by as the Independent Order of Rechabites carried out the ritual, breaking bottles to drain the liquids away, amid curious scenes and colorful dialogue.
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Henderson Castle
United States
Joh B. Hendersen
Missouri
City of
Washington
Sixteenth Street
Florida Avenue
Henderson
Independent Order of Rechabites
John B. Henderson
Knights of Old
Cordell
Comitree
Elenderson
Llenderson
Stenderson
Glenwood Chautauqua Program for July 27 to August 5 1906
Detailed daily schedule lists concerts by Schulhofs Band Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers and Thiele's Orchestra, lectures by Dr. Matt Hughes and Dr. George B. MacLean, readings by Mrs. B. Humphrey, religious services, and moving pictures. Notable performers include Alton Packard the cartoonist and Chicago Glee Club. Events span Friday July 27 through Sunday August 5 with varied afternoons and evenings each day.
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Schulhof
Chautauqua Greetings
Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers
Alton Packard
Schuthof
Levture
Matt Hughes
Schubot
i—Williams
Dixie Jubilee Singers
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Base Ball
Eilis and
Shuler
Silver City
Ed Sarr
West Oak Boys
Glenwood Boys
Malvern
Riverton
West Oak
Council Bluffs
Florence Turner
Post Office
Petfeet
Maud Kiger
Maude Kiger
Logan
Fdna Dorr
Jessie Rawles
Creston Iron
Harry Boggess
Red ‘Oak
Charles Pell
Geo Boggess
Cedar Falls
Drake University
Bessie Hollingsworth
Bertha Strader
Salt Lake City
T D Phillips
Lincoln
J Coppock
Wm Huaotsman
Ted Ty
Clara van Ausdale
Trving Fisher
Abel Carey
Saulc
Mother Nickerson
Edith Davis
Mills County Telephone
Gertrude
W.E. van Ausflale
Bo Hurover
J B Hicks
GG Chapin
HA Club
L L Greenwalt
Jeannette McDonougd
Cora. Greenwalt
Mary+ Chapin
Iva Dixon
WE van Ansdale
May Tindall
Tennessee
Grace McDonough
State Normal
Mabel Martina
Mt Vernon
Ian Robbins
Brother Roy
Indianola
Rolfe Whitnall
Robbins
A Ring
W . Elliott
Janet Record
Mr Williams
Shanks
Jonn Allbee
Miss Record
Allbee
Ring
Dr Elliott
Bessie Brower
Geo Funk
West Liberty
Katie Doran
Kiliman
Cannon
George Grover
Bessie
Chas Hammer
Vanqraton
Little Son
Robert Kirkpatrick
South Omaha
Harry Duval
White
Pacific Junction
Pacifc Junction
John L. Jackson
Aerift’s
Glenwood Chautauqua
Abyternoon
Williams
Williams Jubilee Singers
BR. E. Humphrey
Dixies
Thiele
Aplernoon
Miracles of
Reno B
Welbourn
Chas. A. Towne
Thielle
Herbert Leon Cope
Chicago Glee Club
Power of Love
L. J. Vaughan
Hvening
Harp of the Senses
John BR. DeMotte
Adylernoon
Maud Ballington Booth
Leslie Mill Shaw
Moving Pictures
Robertson Company
Orenoon
Artuelenoon
Bhiale
Dr. N. McGee Waters
WY Lning —Phiale’s Concert Orchestra
Tho—Robertson Moving Picture Company
Endon
Tatenwood Choral Union of Forty Voices
Senmoy
Brant G. Sonith
Ening
Choral Union of
Forty Voices
Robertson Moving Picture Company
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