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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

3

Weddings of Mills County teachers and ranch notes

The notes recount several local weddings of schoolteachers, including Joseph C. Donner to Ida M. Oliver near Henderson, Nina McFarland to Frank Crouse near White Cloud, and Verne E. Harris to Daisy May Davison in Council Bluffs. It also mentions plans for home life after July 15 and relocations. Additional items cover Genung Ranch activities in Keya Paha County, with praise for crops, timber, and rising land values.

E. V. Oliver Anderson Township Henderson Joseph C. Donner Ida M. Oliver Hitler Joseph Archer Independence L. Falwell Blue Springs Neb Malvern A. L. Donner Mills County Nina McFarland West Sunbeam School Strahan Frank Crouse Center Township M. J. McFarland White Cloud Verne E. Harris Bartlett Daisy May Davison H. Davison McPaul Christian Parsonage Council Bluffs West Genung L.T. Genung Keya Paha Nebraska R. W. Greenlee Clint Bert Genung Ranch

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs Claim Relief

A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana reports years of lung hemorrhages improved after Foley's Honey and Tar treatment. He warns against substitute remedies and endorses the product for advanced lung trouble. For sale or trade listing notes three good mares near Glenwood Iowa.

A. M. Ake Wood Ind Foley Howe Glenwood Towa

Ball Player Breaks Leg at Glenwood Game

Frank Starr a Glenwood painter broke his leg while running bases for the Glenwood team at Pacific Junction Sunday. He twisted his foot at third base and fractured the small bone below the knee. He will be on crutches and laid up from work for a week or two.

Frank Starr Glenwood Pacific Junction DeLashmutt

Arrest of Albert Abramson on Seduction Charge

Albert Abramson of Glenwood was arrested Friday for seduction with Miss Cora Campbell as the witness. He was arraigned Friday evening before Justice Day, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to the September grand jury in 500 bonds furnished. Abramson is a blacksmith employed by Buch & Murphy.

Albert Abramson Glenwood Cora Campbell Ile Buch & Murphy

No. 12 Stops at Glenwood and Malvern

Burlington time card changes shift No. 12 to stop at Glenwood and Malvern in the evening, replacing No. 2 which no longer serves those towns. No. 12 leaves Omaha at 6 30 and Council Bluffs at 6 55, arrives Glenwood 7 38 and Malvern 7 55, while No. 2 continues to Hastings for Omaha passengers.

Glenwood Malvern Burlington Hastings Omaha Emerson Council Bluffs Council Bluffs City Depot Até ‘Ollock Chicago Tribune

Death Claims Both Father and Mother in Scribner Neb

Mrs. Seth Dean received notice from Mrs. W. J. Howard of the deaths of Dennis and his wife in Scribner Nebraska. The father, 82, died Saturday morning at the foot of the bed where his wife lay unconscious. The mother, 79, died Sunday night at 8. A double funeral was held at the Scribner Methodist church. The couple had visited Glenwood years ago.

Seth Dean W.J. Howard Scribner Neb Howard Aed Scribner Methodist Church Dennis Glenwood

Rev Sunday Meeting at Knoxville Reported by Chariton Leader

The Chariton Leader notes Rev W Sunday’s Knoxville revival, with total collections of 85379.31 minus 82180.61 for expenses and 3198.70 earned that day as Rev Sunday’s reward for a four week meeting. Converts reached 1017 at a pro rata of 6.19 dollars each. if most stay faithful, the money is well spent.

W. Sunday Knoxville Chariton

Adultery Charge In Pacific Junction Links Sisters

Mrs Flora A Croson of Pacific Junction and Joseph L Johnson of Kansas City were arrested on adultery charges preferred by Mrs Johnson. A preliminary hearing was set before Squire W H McLaughlin at Pacific Junction, with the pair waiving to the September grand jury and released on their own recognizance. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Croson are sisters.

Flora A. Croson Paciffic Junction Joseph L. Johnson Kansas City Johnson Squire W. H. McLaughlin Pacific Junction Genung & Genung Croson

Strayed Mare From Lyons Township Farm

A gray mare with one blind eye strayed Tuesday June 11 from the Morgan Alexander farm in Lyons township. Notify T. M. Thoroton Glenwood or Tribune office.

Morgen Alexander Lyons Township Gray Mara T. M. Thoroton Glenwood Tribune

Wind Storm Causes Widespread Damage in Mills County

A Saturday night wind storm lashed Mills County causing heavy damage from Glenwood to Emerson. Barns were uprooted or split, a large tree fell near Glenwood, and buildings, sheds, and fences suffered. A Merry-go-round was damaged and a restaurant front blown in. The twister, coming from the southwest, also affected Strahan and caused a blackout in Lincoln after causing chaos at the Robinson circus.

Mills County Ben Taylor Glenwood O. B. Allis Oak Township Emerson Strahan Nebraska W. R. Bruce Glenwood Granite Works Lincoln Robinson Circus

Henderson Farmer Charles Vinton Dies After Illness

Charles Vinton of Henderson died early Monday from lockjaw after a brief illness following a bruise on his finger the previous week. He was 50 soon to be 51, a longtime Mills county resident, survived by his wife, an adopted daughter, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at Henderson with interment in the local cemetery.

Charles Vinton Henderson Lock Jaw Mills County Hen H. Vinton Malvern Will Vinton Pacific City Pennsylvania James Greig Hastings John Barbour

Teachers Institute Ends Today at Glenwood

Mills county teachers institute closes today with three days of examinations. Enrollment to date totals 107, with new names including Mualvern Stella Wolfe Della Birchard Pearl Russell Grace McDonough. Rural Mills county schools have raised 457 for books pictures and organs since last September, led by Pacific City with 70.70. Lectures and farewells include Prof. Salisbury Miss Wing and Ray French who will join Clinton high school biology and Cedar Falls summer work. Glenwood to provide three Fourth of July orators L T Genung Essex Clyde Genung Audubon Senator Gilliland Grant.

Mills County Teachers Institute Glenwood Mualvern Stella Wolfe Tabor Bethana Redfield Della Birchard Pearl Russell Hastings Grace McDonough Institute Mills County Pacific City Ray French Tuwa City Clinton High School Iowa L. T. Genung Essex Grant Gilliland Audubon

Shenandoah Boy Missing From Home

Shenandoah reports 13 year old Guy Baldwin son of G. W. Baldwin left home Thursday morning before breakfast and has not been seen since. He wears blue overalls a dark coat and cap and is light complected with light hair and blue eyes. It is believed he had no money with him. Anyone with clues should notify his anxious parents.

Guy Baldwin G. W. Baldwin Shenandoah

Sidney to Get Electric Lights Under Franchise Vote

Under a recent Sidney franchise vote a 125 year term is granted to E. B. Hillman of Quincy Illinois who owns the Hamburg electric light plant. Sidney will receive 32 candlepower incandescent street lights at 1 dollar per month each and 1200 candlepower rights at 5 dollars per month each.

Sidney E. B. Hillman Quincy, Inn Hamburg

Balloons Rise Again in Glenwood Crowded Holiday Event

A large Glenwood crowd gathered in the courthouse park for a third balloon ascent in four weeks. J W Hall of Omaha sponsored the trio, with Miss Midge Ringland and Reddy Smith aboard each time. The ascent drifted north this round. Miss Ringland landed safely in Mickelwall’s orchard, while the lad landed in Tillman Reasoner’s corn field as the balloon descended nearby.

Glenwood Court House Park J. W. Hall Omaha J. W. Mickelwall Tillman Reasoner

Tim Garman Arrested In Glenwood Theft Case

Tim Garman was arrested in Glenwood on charges of stealing 17 from Walter Marshall. Authorities say he used a key to enter the Marshall billiard hall near the Pinkenstein store during Walter’s absence and took the money from his coat. A subsequent search of Garman’s home found 42 in bills hidden in a wood shed rafter. He remains jailed awaiting preliminary hearing.

Tim Garman Glenwood Walter Marshall Garman Marshall Pinkenstein Walter Pacific Junction Linville Dalton Morgan

First American Oil Well Found by Salt Sinker

In 1845 men sinking for salt accidentally struck oil in the first American well, marking a historic petroleum find and foreshadowing the rise of a major industry.

Gum Chewing Through Time in Ancient Vedic Tales

A brief note on gum chewing noting it appeared in the Vedas era with Hindoo maidens chewing gum, described as a practice of earlier times before modern social changes.

Lemon Bath Tradition in the West Indies

In the West Indies a lemon bath is a near daily luxury. Slices of limes or lemons steep in warm water for about thirty minutes to extract juice, yielding a feeling of freshness and clean skin.

West Indies

The Granicus River and the Persian Defeat

The Granicus in Asia Minor near ancient Troy is described as a small stream where Alexander I defeated the Persian host.

Alexander I Asia Minor Troy

Motion of Bodies In Space

The article argues for Newton's idea that motions in space slow due to retardation and will eventually stop. It notes astronomers calculated Earth loses about one hour in 16,000 years and mentions Tribune job work.

Sir Isaac Newton Earth

Baseball Players Busy With Weekend Games

The article details multiple teen era baseball results around Tabor Ashland Malvern Glenwood and Sidney. Ashland beat Tabor 2 1 with Walt Connner pitching while Rees Jellis pitched for Tabor. Tabor beat Malvern 7 6 in the afternoon. Saturday results include Tabor defeating Glenwood 8 5 and Malvern beating the Irish from Blanchard 5 3Vin Clark pitched for Malvern Randolph previously with Glenwood. Ashland won again 11 3 over Plattsmouth.

Tabor Ashland Walt Connner Rees Jllis Malvern Plattsmouth

Flower Mission Day At The Institution Observed

Last Friday the annual Flower Mission was held at the Institution for feeble minded children. Mrs. M. F. Hinman of Belmond led the exercises with the children eager for the event. Despite fears of flower shortage due to the season, a plentiful display arrived, sent by the Womans Christian Temperance Unions of Atlantic Anita Shenandoah and Corning with Glenwood donations. The program included songs, Bible reading, prayers, an address by Mrs. Hinman, a selection by the orchestra, a flower distribution, and benediction by Rev. J. H. Skiles.

M. F. Hinman Belmond Womans’ Christian Temperance Unions Atlantic Anita Shenandoah Corniog Glenwood Geo. Mogridge G. M. Ward

Cheap Lands in Beadle County South Dakota for Sale

Land in Beadle county South Dakota grade quarters priced at 32 dollars per acre and improved half sections 35 to 40 dollars per acre. A 1120 acre farm near Harrold with 5000 dollars in buildings, fenced and water abundant, offered at 16 dollars per acre. Contact W F Hill at the Tribune office.

South Dakota Beadle County Harrold W. F. Hill The Tribune Ofice

Seven room house near square with two lots for sale

Fequirest Tribune offers a seven room house on two lots located 24 blocks from the square. Veterinary surgeon I. D. Humphrey of Malvern guarantees reasonable rates and quality work with written assurances.

Fequirest Tribune de. I. d. Humphrey Malvern

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cupid Supt. Moore Elf Ma’am’s Moore Harris Davison Teachers Institute A. T. Lewis Lindey Priday Bro. Lewis Miss Wing Prof. Salisbury Ellen J. Wing Cedar Walls Tipton High School Glenwood’s Orators Malvern Chautauqua Glenwood Chautauqua Silver City Prokups Glenwood White Sox Focal Grounds Blanchard Vin Clark Randolph West Oate
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