Glidden Tourists Thru Glenwood on Long Trip
The Glidden tourists pass through Glenwood on a long endurance run from Kansas City to Omaha. Shenandoah pilot George Smith leads the first car with Frank Anutz and others aboard. About 25 cars attract crowds as mud covered travelers in khaki ride on good rural roads toward Omaha. Frank Van Orsdel piloted a Buick escort, while two Northwestern Academy balloon destroyer cars with Colt guns accompany the convoy.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Bower Bros
Institution
Brown Miller
Tabor
Shenandoah
George Smith
Frank Anchutz
Glenwood Jeweler
Maryville
Council Bluffs
Glidden
Chalmers-Detroit
Walnut Street
Kansas City
Omaha
Qomaha
Queen Mills
Dai Lewis
American Automobile Association
Frank van Orsdel
Buick
Center Township
Frank
Northwestern Academyalloon
Glidden Trophy Tour Sets Record Route This Year
The 1905 Glidden tour begins in Cincinnati on June 1 and reaches Chicago by July 1, covering about 2800 miles in eighteen days. Charles J. Glidden of Boston founded the event and leads the party. two prizes are offered by the Chicago Motor Club as well as the Glidden trophy for best condition within time.
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Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Glidden
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago Motor Club
Leans and Fats Clash in Glenwood Ball Game
A staged benefit baseball match pits Leans against Fats next Friday in Glenwood. Proceeds fund funeral expenses and a home for married men. Players wear peek-a-boo waists and gum boots. the game ends after a band concert and court house park event.
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Court House Park
Ball Park
Glanwood Institution Closes For Summer
The Glanwood Institution closes this week as about a hundred children go home for the summer. Six teachers will not return next year. Teachers planned summer locations include Miss Ida M. Manley Bloomington Indiana Miss Frances Rowley Cedar Falls Iowa Miss Vira George Jacksonville Illinois Miss Marie Kruger Carwith Iowa and others. Some will attend schools in Chicago Detroit Columbus and at State Normal Cedar Falls while some will take positions or travel before the new term begins.
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Glanwood
Ida M. Manley
Bloomington
Ind
Frances Rowley
Clemens
Ich
Vira George
Jacksonville
Marie Kruger
Carwith
Iowa
Clara McCall
Cedar Falls
Stalls Hawkes
Sheridan
N. Y
Wellely College
Mary Dunaway
Kansas City
Emma Cutter
Boston
Eloise Wilson
Chicago
Julia Cook
State Normal
Ethel Phipps
Detroit
Glenwood
Harriet Schofield
Mich
June van Allen
Indianapolis
Jessie Winn
Orleans
Neb
Alice Kerr
Plattsmouth
Democratic County Convention in Mills County Glenwood
Democrats of Mills County meet in delegate convention in Glenwood on Saturday July 2 at 11 a m to choose delegates to the state convention and to the judicial convention. The gathering aims to organize party business and nominations.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Judicial
Malvern Auto Races and Local Vehicle News
Auto racing set for Malvern on July 14 with 1000 dollars in purses and a morning baseball game. W W Francis of Malvern and Lee McCoy of Silver City bought new E M F 30 cars. Motorcyclists face stricter rules as officials warn against reckless speed. C W Rathke sold a new Overland to Ted Sivers. Mullelland Co introduces an automated delivery wagon using a 20 hp International for country routes. Record-breaking cross country trip by C H Bige tew ends in a Merver car after 362 to 829 hours on the New York to Los Angeles run.
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Malvern
W. W. Francis
Lee McCoy
Silver City
C. W. Rathke
Overland
Ted Sivers
New York
Los Angeles
C. H. Bige- Tew
Merver
Epworth League Convention at Malvern District Officers Named
The Glenwood Epworth League heard reports from delegates at Malvern district convention. A surprise prayer meeting drew about seventy young people who marched the streets singing gospel songs. District officers named include President F A Karges Council Bluffs and Mabel Potts Malvern as vice president.
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Glenwood Epworth League
Malvern
Glenwood
F. A. Karges
Council
Mabel Potts
Dr. C. 8. Erickson
Council Bluffs
Maude Christy
Tabor
Faye Chamberlin
Harvey Travis
Hamburg
Leonard Crane
Blanchard
Rev. RB
Moser
Dry Weather Continues in Mills County Report
Mills County remains dry with only local showers in the central and southern areas on Saturday and Sunday. The lack of widespread rain persists, though corn growth remains healthy.
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Mills County
Fishing Begins Friday at Glenwood Park Lake
The Glenwood city park commissioners announce fishing may begin next Friday at 8 a.m. at the lake. Only certain heads may be kept, others must be released. Fish from the bank, not boats, and remove any bread feeding rules. Out-of-town visitors may fish under the same rules. failure to observe may end fishing.
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Glenwood City
Glenwood
Drouth in Nebraska Hits Wheat Across Platte River Land
A. A. Winkler, arriving from his Brule ranch, reports severe drought damage to small grain in western Nebraska. Rains along the Platte from Brule to Columbus after the dry spell arrived too late to save wheat, with 100 acres lost on river bottom land and a fair yield expected on 240 acres of table land under irrigation.
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A. A. Winkler
Glenwood
Brule
Nebraska
Platte River
Columbus
Winkler
Water Shortage Strains Denver Area and Platte Ditches
Mr Winkler reports he cannot secure water from the Platte source for a month, noting very low flow in both north and south branches. He seeks a large irrigation project south of Denver amid a declared water shortage in Colorado. Warmer March weather melted mountain snow with inadequate storage, leaving Denver short of water as Platte irrigation ditches run dry.
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Platte
Winkler
Denver
Colorado
The
Arkansan Supervisor Creech Returns From Ozark Trip
Down in Arkansas Supervisor 8 W Creech returned last Saturday from a trip into Arkansas and Oklahoma. Born in Washington county sixty years ago he visited Mills County as a child and is now revisiting the area of his birth. He was joined by brother Bennett Creech of San Marcos near Los Angeles. The brothers explored three counties and Ozark forests and enjoyed the outing, noting Tulsa prosperity and promising crops ahead.
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W. Creech
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mr. Creech
Washington County
Mills County
Bennett Creech
San Marcos
Los Angeles
Ozark Mountain
Tulsa
Okla
Malvern Folks Share News From Town and County
Malvern residents reported visits from Mr and Mrs J J Wilson to Nebraska. OM Follett began a new residence northwest of town. Mrs Lewis Ireland visited Shelbyville Missouri. Local cemetery ladies raised 87 dollars at an ice cream social. New Wabash agent JL Gaston arrives, replacing Roy Miller. Families travel to Valparaiso and Hancock county. New meat market owned by George Rockafellow earns praise. Various visits to Burlington Junction and Denver noted. A Burlington special train to Villisca for July 4th announced.
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J J Wilson
Nebraksa
OM Follett
Lewis Ireland
Albert Bennett
Shelbyville
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
JL Gaston
Chillicothe
Roy Miller
JD Robbins
Fern
Valparaiso
Ind
Shepard
Ossie Smith
August Ponton
Ida Silpold
Hancock County
W H Cowperthwaite
Bushnell
Ill
Harry Landis
Arva Burris
Foster
Burlington Junction
Zanders
Wiota
Iowa
WE Kline
West
Silverdale
Wash
Milton Swain
Harvey Summers
Harry Summers
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
Sidney Peters
Omaha
Mattie M Wilson
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Burlington
Villisca
Malvern
Willisea
Tipton
Mulholland
WA Bush
Town City
The
State University
E W Bushnell
Mildred
Phil Slaughter
Walter Conner
Fair Grounds
First National Bank
Automobile Racing Association
Mills County Groom Marries in New York City
Ernest DeLashmutt, a Mills County youth, traveled to New York City last week to wed Miss Corita Alma Stolbrand. The couple, met a year ago in Sioux Falls, plan to settle on the De Lashmutt farm west of Glenwood after visiting several stops en route home. The Tribune extends best wishes.
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Mills County
Ernest DeLashmutt
New York City
Corita Alma Stolbrand
W. GC. DeLashmutt
Sioux Falls
Oak
DeLashmutt
de- Lashmutt
Glenwood
the Tribune
Miller and Bordersen wed in Battle Creek ceremony
Frank M. Miller former manager of the Nebe store at Glenwood married last Wednesday at Battle Creek to Miss Jennie Maria Border sen. Miller now runs his own business at Battle Creek. Carl Uetemark a Glenwood cousin attended the wedding.
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Frank M. Miller
Nebe
Glenwood
Battle Creek
Jennie Maria Bordersen
Miller
Carl Utemark
When Women Ruled in Early Kinship and Inheritance
The piece argues that initial kinship and property followed the female line, with women as heads of households. It notes women could cast out unworthy husbands, and that male headship in lineage and inheritance emerged comparatively late in history, shifting power from women to men.
Tribune Wants Columns Offer Tiny Normal News Bits
A fragmented note of Tribune columns hints at want ads and small items tucked in each issue. The text emphasizes inexpensive listings and brief notices, creating a busy, tweet-like snapshot of local needs.
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