Hastings appoints Hutchings as mayor and boosts city services
In Hastings special meetings Squire Hutchings was chosen to fill the unexpired mayoral term with a $100 salary and full control of City Hall. The council praised the move, noted improved roads, and highlighted local developments including Ardee flour shipment, new electric signage, and summer plans of residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Squire Hutchings
Wilson
Hutchings
G. S. Pursell
Mankato
Minnesota
W. B. Caven
Prestcott
Burt
Lake George
Shetterly
Adisa Blakesley
Miss Blaksley
Creston
Wilson-Van Gorkum
State Street
Windy City
Zella Ridgeway
Indianola
Iowa
L. I. Greenwalt
Pennsylvania
Dillsburg
Gettysburg
Christies
G. S. Purcell
Atlanta
Nebraska
Gordon
Mr. Smith
James Greig
J. T. Dunbar
Amy Jefe
Saskatchewan
Canada
Orville Durbin
Durbin
Alfred
Mel's Event Reported for Same Date
About forty young people attended the gathering and all described the evening as highly enjoyable. The report notes a shared date and positive memories from the event.
Local notes from Malvern and area visit events
Mrs Allan Chantry and daughter Carolyn Carol arrived from Norfolk for a several week stay with Dr and Mrs J R Scott and friends. Lieutenant Chantry will visit around mid July. A baby girl arrived Friday June 13 at the Bernie Donner home in Laurel Montana. Clifford Purcell completed a steam heating and water system for his brother Everett northwest of town. J R McClymond received patent for his Montana homestead. James Hammers ill with appendicitis but improving. A D Holling returned from Washington county Kansas after 19 years. Mrs Emma Wolfe of Lawrence Kansas and others visited Mrs L Clark southwest of town. Collins Shaffer delivered a Victor Victrola to George H White’s Deer Creek home. Harry Landis bought a Ford touring car from Salyers Kayton.
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Allan Chantry
Carolyn Carol
Norfolk
Virginia
J. R. Scott
Lieutenant Chantry
Bernie Donner
Laurel
Montana
Clifford Purcell
Falla City
Nebraska
Everett
J. R. McClymond
United States
James Hammers
Oliver Hammers
A.D. Holling
Washington County
Kansas
Emma Wolfe
Lawrence
Mary Hathaway
Chase
Grace Boggess
Red Oak
L. Clark
Town
Collins & Shaffer
Victor Victrola
George H. White
Deer Creek
Emerson Defeats Stanton Ball Club 8 to 2 on Friday
Emerson topped a Stanton team 8 to 2 at the local grounds after a brief shower delayed play. Slim Stampson of Glenwood pitched well for the home club, with Ross Whisler handling the catching in fine style. The Mansaren group showed strong form and promises to challenge nearby teams this season.
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Emerson
Stanton
Slim" Stampson
Glenwood
Ross Whisler
Manarsen
Trial of Guidice Commenced Today
The Guidice murder trial opened in Glenwood with Judge Arthur on the bench. A special panel of fifty four jurors was summoned. twelve peremptory challenges per side may be used. The state plans to call about forty witnesses, starting with trainmen who aided the victim, Howard Jones. County Attorney Capell seeks the death penalty, with Genung & Genung and J J Heas leading defense. Italian suspects will be brought from Council Bluffs as witnesses.
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Guidice
Glenwood
Arthur
Court House
Euch
Howard Jones
Northwestern
Capell
Pottawattamie
Genung & Genung
J. J. Heas
Council Blutts
Logan
Lindsey and
Rock
Bushnell
Pottawattamie County
Bluffs
A. Jones
Noted Social Visit At Emerson Residence After August Ist
A social visit will be hosted at the J. P. Kling residence in Emerson's north section for friends following August Ist. The event invites local acquaintances to attend at the Kling home in the designated northern quarter after the stated date.
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J. P. Kling
Emerson
Decoration Day Reflections On War And Peace
A Civil War era reflection urges readers to heed divine guidance rather than war’s ruin. The speaker asserts war is hell, condemns disbelief, and calls for obedience to the Holy Spirit to bring peace happiness and mercy instead of revenge.
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H. A.thomas
Rivnerit Honeywell-Mias Mary di Hendry wed at Cornell Blut list
Rivnerit Honeywell and Mias Mary di Hendry were married on Tuesday at Cornell Blut list. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Perry Honeywell of Pachile City and the bride hails from Armstrong Windis. The marriage grew from an earlier acquaintance when Honeywell visited near Miss Hendry’s home in Minnesota. the couple already reside with the Lamb Lovers Lop family southwest of Glenwood.
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Rivnerit
Honeywell
Mias
Mary di
Hendry
Cornell Blut
Rain Brings Benefit to Mills County Crops
A light to moderate rain fell last Friday afternoon and night over Mills County. The soaking benefited wheat and other crops and fruits, with overall positive effects expected. Local observers noted increased moisture across the area, though some spots saw heavier activity.
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Mills County
Real estate transfers in Minvel and Lyons township Iowa
Tacob Pirmann transfers lots 10 to 14 and 12 in block 7 in Minvel Iowa to Jery Deitel Jer. A. W. Dilley conveys SW4 of section 16 and NW4 of section 21 in Lyons township to MoH and MLA. signed by Qrrie A. Dilley and Annie Dilley of BOO.
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Tacob Pirmann
Jery Deitel Jer
Minvel
Iowa
Reveree
A. W. Dilley
Moh
Dilley
Lyons Township
Qrrie
A. Dilley
Annie Dilley
Boo
Proposition to Issue Bonds Next Monday Vote
Voters may face a local election next Monday on a proposition to issue bonds totaling $1300. The measure seeks authorization for borrowings to fund community needs.
Tabor Topics Highlights from Fremont County Visit and local News
Local social notes include visits by TABOR Topics from Boulder and Illinois couples to Tabor area families and a Malvern play by the Senior Academy class. Other items report a large Fremont County property value total with most in lands, a Bradshaw lumber-yard purchase by J Hinshaw and family, weather impact on alfalfa, and Bessie Tourtelotte home from Vinton Iowa teaching duties. The Beacon notes farmers optimistic about a big hay crop.
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S. F. Tuttle
Boulder
Colorado
L. E. Murphy
B. S. Torrence
Fremont County
Jefferson Stout
Fulton County
Illinois
James Stout
Glenwood
Iowa
Henry Rist
Maude
Will
Bessie Tourtelotte
Vinton
Silver City couples wed in Council Bluffs ceremony
Albert Harper and Miss Clara Kruse, both of Silver City, were married Monday in Council Bluffs by Justice Joseph. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Kruse. They will live on a farm. Locusts and cholera affect area hogs with several losses noted. Fr L Landon of Detroit visited. Mrs Henry Dresler and children left for Schuyler, Nebraska to spend summer. Mast Liberty social netted about $80 with $54 cleared. Mr and Mrs Anderson of Cozad, Nebraska visiting local families.
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Albert Harper
Clara Kruse
Silver City
Council Bluffs
Justice Joseph
Conrad Kruse
Henry Banister
A. M. Ringer
John Plym
John Plumb
Henderson
Mr. Banister
Mr. Plumb
Silver Creek
Fr. L. Landon
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Dresler
Schuyler
Nebraska
Mast Liberty
Sub District 1 votes on school rebuild cost after tornado
Citizens of Center township Sub District No 1 struggle to agree on funds to rebuild the school house destroyed by the Master tornado. An initial $1500 proposition failed by four votes, followed by a $1400 measure that also failed by the same margin.
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Center
Glenwood July 4th celebration promises largest Mills County event
In Glenwood July Fourth plans are in full swing with committees arranging amusements, advertising countywide, and booking two ball games, a street parade, music, boating, bathing, racing for prizes, and moving pictures. An entire program will be published in the Tribune later.
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Mills County
Glenwood
the Tribune
Henderson News Item Highlights Summer Visitors
Extended visits fill Henderson and nearby towns as Master Cecil Perkins from Kansas City stays with grandparents J. A. Stonebraker. Mrs. Anna Creamer and others visit, while A. J. Noblit seeks medical treatment in Rochester. A surprise sixteenth birthday for Miss Jennie Gravitt and moving pictures in Irwin's hall mark a busy week.
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Cecil Perkins
Kansas City
J. A. Stonebraker
Anna Creamer
R. ¥. Creamer
Ben Harbert
Macedonia
Virginia Lugsch
Glenwood
Clarence Workman
J. ©. Spratt
Omaha
Walter Badham
Rey
Mrs. Bigelow
Atlantic
Mr. Bigelow
Faith Bigelow
A. J. Noblit
Rochester
Minnesota
Maud Bryant
Emerson and
Hastings
Ada Snodgrass
Clayton
Lewis
Lenoeieab
J. A. Bell
van Meter
Hamburg
J. S. Carse
Jennia Gravitt
Gravitt
Jennie
Irwin
Anna Oaks
Red Oak
A. S. Paul
Catharine Necbe
Washington
Iowa
Lalla Morris
Luellia Vinton
Miss Morris
W. D. Craig
Virginia
Ottavia Ilmrover
Great Lakes
Niagara Falls
Brooklyn
Miss Harover
Washington, D. C
Craigs
J. J. Curran
Emerson
Henry Viner
Malvern
J. B. Viner
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Patrick
Presbyterians
Fern Shook
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Lastings
George
Opera House
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Stella
Ray Wields
Helma Swenson
Harold
John Thorson
Anderson-Anderson
Merle King
Winifred of
Hawthorne
A. Tollinger
Hilda Dagerman
Regina Ffohnes
O. P. Anderson
O. R. Patrick
HH. B. Bridges
Christian Church
Na Gilmore
Elbridge
Ivan Shook
J. A. Merritt
John
Cin
Geopfarth
Helen Rhoads
Mary Windsell
Wr. Reily
Red Oale
Whit Cramer
Téarle
Gail
Carrie Crawford
Conneil Watts Latirday
Ruth Collins
Francis McChiin Wriday
Liston
Tra Hallai
Gothie Oakland Ave
Bidt Houston
Mary
Mrs. Anderson
Stromberg
Tabor Topics
Henderson News
A. J. Harbor
Allen Morris
Ralph Boileau
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