Glenwood Notes On Loans Visits And Local News
Glenwood reports town loans by Ivory and Trawson and notes celebrate events. Local business listings include Hower Bros plumbing and Ink enstein's market baskets. A missing gold pin with initials M H LS 05 prompts a reward return to the Tribune. Numerous personal visits, travels, illnesses, and social events fill the page with names like Aggie Downs Scott, George Downs, Miss Margaret Lawrence, Mrs. S. C. Babbitt, and many others in Glenwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Glenwood
Hower Bros
Z. F. Record
Wilson Droge Company
Druge
Trawson
McCluskey
South Side
Inkenstein's
Timmerman & Hamilton
North Side Square
the Tribune
Glenwood City
Henry Evernham
Spyder
Neb
Aggie Downs Scott
Sioux City
George Downs
al Marshall
C. Rk, Buffington
Illustrated Music School Instructors Advertises Lessons
Illustrated Music School advertises piano lessons with Mrs L W Wussell and Josephine Russell, Tuesday and Friday mornings at Glenwood. Voice culture with Mrs Helen St Rayner, Mondays and Thursdays at the Russell residence. Instructors plan to be at Pavie Jugerson Mondays evenings. Public sales and product offers appear within the same notice, with unclear pricing and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Wussell
Josephine Russell
Helen St. Rayner
Boston
Last Week's Weddings Detailed in Tribune Report
The Tribune provides extended particulars on two weddings: Ray Ch dones of Shenandoah and Miss Mamieth Daten of Tamerson in Glenwood at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. Job Taylor officiating and a two course meal, and Ray Culver and Miss Nelle Culver in Emerson with a large guest list, gifts, and a festive reception. The couples, both longtime local figures, depart for new homes and were described as high in character and promise.
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Clarence Jones
Onaha
Sundarno
Wickham
Maw
Sam Starr
Lulu Hammond
Malvern
Ray Ch Dones
Shenandoah
Mamieth
Job Taylor
Minerson
Sarved
Istac
Millscounty
S&s
Babbitt
Jessie Cheney
Will Oliver
Emerson
John Griffin
Harriet Stuppel
Council Bluffs
Minnie Tones
Riverton
Geo. Dalton
Oakland
Dorothy Donuver
Raiph Coolidge Loses Legs in Nebraska Train Accident
Raiph Coolidge, grandson of Glenwound's first postmaster Wm. Coolidge, lost both legs last Tuesday in Columbus Nebraska when he fell under a U P engine while attempting to jump aboard. His father Joe Coolidge works as an engineer on the Union Pacific between Omulin and Columbus. The 25 year old survivor, reportedly married with one child, is described as a second cousin of Mrs. A Ring of Glenwood.
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Raiph Coolidge
Glenwound
Wm. Coolidge
Columbus
Neb
Joe Coolidge
U.P
Omulin
High Prices for Short Horns at Kansas City Sale
C K Warren of Center township returned Thursday from Kansas City where he attended a major Short Horn cattle sale. The event featured 936,000 dollars in cattle sold, including the world champion bull named Choice.
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Rees
Pilger
Neh
Vebo Land & Cattle Co
Cyrant
Tlaery Simmers
Malvern Hoteelit Gee
C.K. Warren
Center Township
Kansas City
Rev Lucas Accepts New Call at Glenwood Church
The 30 year old Nebraska native from Carner University Lincoln begins work next Sunday at Glenwood Christian church. Rev Guess preached here Sunday and was well liked. Francis Thornton sues the Yankee Robinson circus for 3000 in damages from an accident at Sidney on June 1. alleges seat collapse injured a girl.
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To. Lucas
Glenwood Christian Church
Nebraska
Carner University
Lincoln
Guess
Francis Thornton
Yankee Robinson Cireus
Sidney
Wiscos
Deep Well Becomes Active at Institution Site
Contractors pressing forward on the institution deep well advance, with 120 feet reached yesterday. An initial 15 inch opening will be maintained to as great a depth as possible, narrowing to pass through rock layers. One rock stratum was two feet thick and further depth may reveal more. Water expected at about 1200 feet.
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Institution
Tay
Balloon ascension thrills Glenwood crowd on holiday
A large Glenwood crowd enjoyed a holiday scene with a balloon ascent and a ball game. Balloonist Prof. Roy Fye from Tlair Nebraska launched from the courthouse park, landed safely in Al Millers corn field southwest of town after striking a tree limb and suffering scratches while on the trapeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Roy Fye Ot Tlair
Tie
al Miller
Court House
Bye
Glenwood Hires Nell Bogart as Science Teacher
The Glenwood school board last night elected Miss Nell Bogart to the high school science post. A Mt. Vernon graduate this year she is praised as bright and capable. Principalship of the high school remains vacant after Miss Pennington declined election.
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Glenwood
Nell Bogart
Mt. Vernon
Gavant
Pennington
Firemen to Give Exhibition at Glenwood Fourth
The Glenwood fire boys will demonstrate fire suppression during the Fourth celebration in a realistic exhibition. Viewers who saw the Trale Fire Fighters in St Louis may see a similar display. The performance is slated for between 3 and 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Fire Boys
Glenwood
Trale
St. Louis
Will Walling Resigns as Street Commissioner
Will Walling of Henwood resigns as street commissioner effective July 5. The council will choose a successor. Walling plans to move to Marna Nebraska to clerk in a general store in Custer County. The Emerson and Institution Bands will play for the Fourth, ensuring visitors to Glenwood enjoy ample music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Walling
Henwood
Walling
Marna, Neb
Feneral
Marna
Custer County
Emerson and Institution
Glenwood
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad for Babies
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Ve Teas as the best baby medicine for soothing crying, aiding sleep, and aiding growth. It markets the product at 33 cents and promotes tea or tub form for mothers to use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
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