Glenwood bids farewell to Company I headed for Des Moines
A large Glenwood crowd watched Company I march to the depot amid flags and bunting for a Des Moines departure on June 25 1918. The roster lists 71 officers and privates with KR Humphrey as captain and Jim the mascot dog joining the unit.
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Company
Glenwood
Iowa
Iron Horse
Company I
Humphrey
D. Logan
W. C. Rathke
Stranathan
B. A. Matthews
Dunn
Wi. Kiddoo
QT. Binton
J. Beatty
E. Boyes
Birthday Surprise for Glenwood Woman at 60
Mrs J W Laraway of Glenwood marked her sixtieth birthday with a Sunday dinner surprise. Friends and relatives joined a picnic style feast, sharing a large cake decorated with 60 candles. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C J Deupree, Mr and Mrs M T Deupree, Ted and Olive Sivers, and others from area families.
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J. W. Laraway
Glenwood
Sam Winger Celebrates 60th Birthday in Emerson Visit
Sam Winger of Balfour turned sixty on Friday June 23 and marked the occasion by spending the day in Emerson with his son Harl Winger and family. The celebratee enjoyed the day and showed little sign of age.
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Sam Winger
Bailiwick
Balfour
Emerson
Harl Winger
Glenwood Fourth to Feature Large Patriot Pageant
Glenwood plans a safe Fourth with a grand pageant of about three hundred youths reenacting pivotal moments in U S history. Free food and drinks will be provided. The celebration promises varied entertainment, aiming to inspire patriotism with a comprehensive living history display.
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Glenwood
Pony Suffers Broken Leg After Bridge Collision
Roy Derrick of Malvern was riding his pony to work near Tom Hayes place when a car struck the animal on the slough creek bridge east of the Prank Robbins old home. One wheel left the bridge but no other damage occurred. The pony will likely be killed. Full details not learned.
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Roy Derrick
Malvern
Tom Hayes
Slough Creek
Prank Robbins Old Home Place
Mrs. Cora Shomo Celebrates 75th Birthday in Glenwood
Mrs. Cora Shomo reached her 75th birthday on Tuesday June 20 with a social at her southeast Glenwood home near the Institution. Guests included the Woman's Relief Coins. Refreshments of sandwiches salmon salad pickles cake strawberries and tea were served. She received several useful remembrances of the day.
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Cora Shomo
Glenwood
Institution
Local Tribune Ad Column Readers Surprised by Popular Detail
Readers report surprise at how many people say they scan the Tribune local advertising column first. The note reflects reader interest in ads as a starting point for information and commerce.
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the Tribune
June brides fill Glenwood area with multiple marriages
Several couples from Glenwood and nearby towns wed in a busy June week. Dr. T. B. Lacey and Miss Alice Brinkman married in Denver as Lacey reported for duty at Ft. Dodge. A. S. Barnett and Daisy Rush, Harl Kiddoo and Nellie Hanks, Ernest Boyce and Marie Hjojse, and Hazel Burger and Harvey Nye also tied the knot, with ceremonies in Plattsmouth and Glenwood and plans for homes in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Cupid
Glenwood
Co. I
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
The
Tribune
T. B. Lacey
Institution
Denver
Alice Brinkman
Pride
Harold la Chappelle
National Guard
Ft. Dodge
Frank 5. Brinkman
Plattsmouth
Miss Brinkman
Jacey
Lacey
Barrett-Rush
A. 5
Barnett
Daisy Rush
Neb
Company I
Iowa Wealth Standout In Quick Magazine Claim
The American Magazine highlights Iowa wealth claiming the state surpasses many others in farm value, livestock, property, and production. It asserts Iowa leads in farm product value, livestock value, farm property, automotive density, and animal outputs while noting large wheat and corn crops outpacing Canada and Argentina and cattle value exceeding the U S tobacco crop.
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Iowa
Herbert Quick
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
New Lampshire
Louisiana
Idaho
Arkansas
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
West
Canada
Argentine
United States
Thief Steals Chickens From Glenwood Man’s Hen House
George Howard of Glenwood vicinity reports Sunday night theft from his hen house. A good portion of his chickens were taken, scotching plans to bring selected birds to market Monday morning.
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George Howard
Glenwood
George
Carranza Must Go On Record Facing U S-Mexico Tense Stand
The United States demands Carranza state his government's intentions after the Carrizal clash. Washington warns of force if negotiations fail and awaits a formal reply through diplomatic channels and subordinate commanders. Details of the battle remain uncertain with casualties reported on both sides. Relief has been dispatched and further word is expected soon.
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Carrizal
Real Estate Transfers with Several Manitowoc Area Deals
Knuna J Scott transfers sw uwuwil4 section 4 Plattville township to H R Livingston. Jonnie Wilkins and others transfer lots 17 18 Gunsolley subdivision lot 18 section 12 Glenwood township to F J Wallace. N S Genung transfers part of lots 10 11 Wood township to F J Wallace. Mrs J N Hoskins transfers lot 400 in Pacific Junction to Frances K Hosking. T A Pearson transfers lots 1 2 3 block 84 Gordon's addition to Glenwood and part of lot 11 block 1 Glenwood to Margaret J Pearson. Amounts listed 1800 00 200 00 1 00.
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Knuna J. Scott
H. R. Livingston
Frances K. Hosking
Pacific Junction
T. A. Pearson
Margaret J. Pearson
Gordon
Glenwood
Mrs. Joseph Robbins Dies in Los Angeles After Illness
Mrs. Lillie Gaston Robbins wife of Joseph Robbins died at her home in Los Angeles California on June 19 1916 after six months of illness following an operation. She was about 45 born in Mills County daughter of J K Gaston and the late Mrs Gaston. Survived by husband daughter Thelma two sisters Mrs Wm Vinton of Pacific City and Mrs Stobert Hurlbutt of Tabor. brothers Vern George Gaston of Tabor and Willard Gaston of Des Moines. Funeral held in Los Angeles.
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Lillie Gaston Robbins
Joseph Robbins
Los Angeles
Cal
Robbing
Mills County
J. K. Gaston
Vernon Gaston
Tabor
H. C. Robbins
Hastings
Robbins
Courtland
Neb
California
Thelma
Wm. Vinton
Pacific City
Stobert Hurlbutt
Vern
George Gaston
Willard Gaston
Des Moines
Hurlbutt
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Me M. Smith
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Fee
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Benjamin Hooker
Mr. Hooker
James Briley
Mr. Briley
Pony
Kiddoo-Hanks
Corporal Harl Kiddoo
Nellice Hanks
Christian Church
EH. Edgar Hall
Company J
Valley Junction
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Sam Estes
Omaha
J. S. Burger
Woodbine
H. H. Turton
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A.A. Nye
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