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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

2

Mills County Board Proceedings June 23 1915

Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in the Auditor's Office with O. H. Lakin chairing and members Estes Cheyney. Bills were approved for county funds and the county road fund including express shipment, livery, repairs, and court expenses. A quit claim deed to Warren Hamman was ordered and a transfer of 150 dollars to the Teachers' Institute fund approved. A drainage district petition was accepted and Seth Dean appointed engineer for a preliminary survey, with adjournment to June 30, 1915.

Glenwood Iowa Mills County Board of Supervisors O. H. Lakin W. M. Estes H. H. Cheyney W. C. Vinton Platteville Township J. H. Mayberry Spring Handle Company Adams Express Co Harry Hubbell H. L. Hall Rasmussen Construction Co H. A. Kilmer Byers & Stout Court House W. H. Fickel Ois R. J. Sellers R. H. Daniels Court House Yard H. M. Logan Thompson W. M. Moore J. J. Ferguson Genung A. S. Edwards Frank Raine Npr Eee Blackmar ‘Zg Co Millis County Tribune Josie Alton Wm. Logan Harry Shepard Harry Thomas E. Dalton W. M. Plimpton Medical Orvices J. A. Fackier Wm. Plimpton Warren Hamman C. E, Lakin 35Th General Assembly Teachers' Institute Fund Mickelwall Branch Haney Missouri River Seth Dean R. E. Humphrey Lakin

Manawa Skeeters Tie Up Road Trip Home

Fred Mendenhall warns that the Manawa skeeters are the fiercest beasts preying on man. Dudley DeLashmutt and Mendenhall lose a spring clamp from their machine on Lake Manawa trip, search a night and find it on a fence. They continue to town, then consider starting a fish business with Louis Boyle, likened to Gallilee’s famed fishermen.

Fred Mendenhall Dudley Dudley DeLashmutt Lake Manawa Fred Louis Boyle Gallilee

Real estate transfers involving multiple townships and parties

Transfers include N A Boyce to Bone and Mayne undivided 19 interest in NW NW of section 29 Oak, R Q Jackson to Sarah Buffington 14 interest in NWIG of section 2 Glenwood, Rebecca Bailey and Deborah Tinker to Sarah Hubbell and Martha Powers 25 interest in NW NW of section 7 and NEY NEY of section 12, TRawles and Lyons townships. K W Shelby to Hubbell and Powers 1 5 same as above. D W Bennett to B E Taenzler lots 10 and 3 in Thompson s First Addition Glenwood. Frances M Evans to Jos P Deardorf north 80 feet of lot 9 and all of lot 10 in block 27 Malvern A1B4 4.40. Elsie and Margaret Miller to Elizabeth Hurst lots 281 282 283 Strahan s Addition Malvern. Glenwood City to T A Pearson part lot 11 block I Glenwood. CG Maynes to Geo Antrim set 4 section 32 Indian Creek township. 0 0

N. A. Boyce Joe G. Bone G. H. Mayne Oak Township R. QO. Jackson Sarah Buffington Glenwood Township Rebecca Bailey Deborah Tinker Sarah Hubbell Martha A. Powers Lyons K. W. Shelby D. W. Bennett B. EB. Taenzler Thompson Glenwood Frances M. Evans Jos. P. Deardorf Malvern Elsie Margaret Miller Elizabeth Hurst Strahan Glenwood City T. A. Pearson Glen- Wook F. Maynes Geo. Antrim Indian Creek Township

Malvern News Roundup of LocalEvents and Moves

The cemetery association staged a well received Friday church program directed by Mrs. L U Parsons, with a $73.15 collection. Roy Parker and family autosed from Las Vegas NM, visiting Colorado and Nebraska before settling in Malvern. E C Kayton rents Higginss bungalow to move July 1. J F Summers moving to Vera OK with ranch setup. Langmar shipped cattle to Chicago at $9.25 to $9.35. Minnie Herty and Oscar plan a westward trip via Denver Salt Lake to California and back via Portland Seattle. Emma Young and Ruth visit Merriman NE for summer with Dr Blaine Young. Warden Rime returns home for vacation after graduation at Simpson College.

Cemetery Association Christian Church L U. Parsons Roy Parker Las Vegas New Mexico Colorado Nebraska E. C. Kayton F. S. Higgins Malvern Kaytons J. F. Summers Vera Okla Ruth Merriman Neb Blaine Young Warden Rime Simpson College

Emerson Livery Proprietor Ill From Blood Poisoning

Charles Maynes of the livery barn is seriously ill with blood poisoning in one leg. The Malvern ball club visited Emerson on Friday for a game described as good despite a lopsided 6 to 0 Emerson win. Scoring occurred in the early part of the game.

Charles Maynes Malvern Ball Club Emerson Emerson Club

Witnesses Speak Out in Glenwood Tribune

Neighbors testify strongly about Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for back pain headaches and dizziness in Glenwood. Daniel Lugsch tailor endorses the product bought at Red Cross Drug Co. price 50 cents. Wester Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y promotes the Tribune subscription at 1.60 yearly.

Mr. Lugsch Daniel Lugsch Glenwood Dean Red Cross Drug Co Lugsch

Lentils as Versatile Main Dishes From Old Cookbook

Lentils baked with nuts and tomatoes make a hearty lunch or supper, with options for cutlets and omelets. The guide details soaking, boiling, and baking lentils with mushrooms, currant jelly, and brown gravy, plus cheese layer variants and a German style preparation with a nutmeg finish.

Baked Brown Bread Recipe From Historic Text

A dated recipe describes making baked brown bread by soaking rolled oats in boiling water for an hour, then adding molasses salt butter and a melted yeast cake dissolved in water. The mix is stiffened with graham and white flour, stirred to a stiff batter, and set overnight.

Save the Yolks Keeps Yolks Fresh With Water Covering

When egg whites are used and yolks are left, chill yolks in a cup and cover gently with cold water to protect the delicate skin. Change the water daily to maintain freshness for several days.

Warming Roast Meat Best Wrapped In Greased Paper

A cooking tip advises wrapping a roast in thickly greased paper and keeping it covered in the oven. This preserves moisture, prevents drying, and speeds heating by trapping steam.

Banana Fluffs Serving Suggestion

A recipe note describes mashing ripe bananas to fill a cup, then mixing in two tablespoons sugar juice from half a lemon and a half cup of cream whipped until smooth. Serve chill with sponge cake or as a filling for lever cake.

Beet Tea Cooling Method Note

A fragment notes cooling soup or beet tea quickly by flowing through Jean cloth soaked in cola water to catch particles. It emphasizes rapid cooling using a cloth liquid method.

Dog Keeps Watch As Drunk Harasser Hurdled Off Track

In Morton Washington an on duty engineer Bert Bagley recounts seven near misses with a drunken homesteader lying on the railroad. A dog from the homesteader's camp alerts trains by barking, guiding crews to avoid harm to the man who repeatedly blocks the line. The man was treated after a late night incident and charged with trespassing.

Tamax Morgan Lake Bert Kapowsin Tacoma Bagley

Eagle snatches Pomeranian on Hastings roof

A gray eagle swooped down on a Pomeranian owned by Mr and Mrs J W Wuppermann in Hastings New York. The dog’s leg broke when dropped to the lawn and it was taken to Ardsley kennels for treatment. The eagle then flew toward the Palisades. Miramonte is home to Frank P Wuppermann, son of the couple. He had married Alma Muller secretly last March. she left him and wished no bond.

Palisades Miramonte Frank P. Wuppermann J. W. Wuppermann Alma Muller R. J. Muller Monticello N. Y

Punishment by iron chain for disobedient boy in Wisconsin

In Phillips Wisconsin Albert Hartmann Jr wore a 21 pound railroad iron chained to his ankle for three days as punishment for disobeying and going to a dance. Neighbors threatened his father’s arrest before Sheriff Hicks had a blacksmith cut the chain. With the temperature at 26 degrees below zero the boy walked three miles to school each day during the ordeal before authorities intervened.

Phillips Wis Albert Hartmann, S Jr

Thawing Milk Bottle Explodes Harming Evansville Bartender

Donald Sills a bartender in Evansville Indiana was injured when a frozen milk bottle exploded while he tried to thaw it. Glass struck his face and he may lose sight in one eye. Authorities investigated the incident and medical staff attended to his injuries.

Mik Evansville Ind Donald Sills

Courtesy In War Story From London

An English soldier badly wounded lay beside a German who was shot in both arms. The German held a cigarette in his mouth as the English soldier kept the cigarette alight for him, illustrating a moment of chivalry amid battle.

London

Witty Aphorisms and Quips Across Topics

A string of brief proverbs and observations covers criticism, nature, sales nerve, legal precedent, aging, and oddities. The list includes remarks on insects, books, seeds, wind, and a joke about gasoline price in Austria. It notes practical wisdom and irony in short, pointed lines.

There’s No Place Like Colorado After All

A nostalgic call to visit Colorado highlights its appeal for families and children. The piece praises outdoor summer life, ozone and sunshine, noting Colorado’s affordability. It promotes the Burlington Colorado Utah handbook and urges readers to request a copy.

Colorado Burlington

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy touted for stomach relief

Hundreds suffer digestive troubles but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is promoted as fast acting relief. Testimonials claim quick strength gain and pain reduction with lasting results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied.

T. Oliver East High Street Davenport Mayr

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Eldon Woman

Mrs. S. T. Huger of Eldon Missouri reports chronic displacement and inflammation pain eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved strength, appetite, and mood after years of sickness and failed remedies. The ad urges others to try the remedy, note its broad claims and provide company contact.

Eldon Lydia E. Pinkham T. Huger Missouri

Also Mentioned on This Page

Proceedings OF County Board G. N. Jones F. K. Meyers Pacific Junction Record Tin Recorder The Tribune Lentil's Germany Morton Wash Bert Bagley Tacoma Eastern Line Hills Wisconsin Bay Austria Orice China State J. L. Waterman Red Cross Drug Wim. Luesch Old Glenwood Glenwood, Lows Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Newark N. J Agure Mills County Abstract Co Glenwood, Tows Corn Products Refining Bar New York City Dept Red Crosse Drug Ca Crese Drug Co Red Croas Drug Co
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