Glenwood Secures Next State Sunday School Convention
Glenwood led county presence at the State Sunday School convention in Chariton, second only to Lucas county. Over a hundred local Sunday School workers attended with aims to host next year. Burlington and Creston were bidders, but Glenwood won, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, in a plan labeled a happy advertising scheme.
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Miss County
Lucas County
Chariton
Glenwood
Burlington
Creston
Chamber of Commerce
Murphy Farm Showcases Texas Harvest Promise
The Trinity County News visits J. W. Murphy five miles west of Groveton to view a thriving Texas farm. His cleared fields, free of stumps, host tomatoes, potatoes, corn, cantaloupes, melons, and diverse truck crops with hot beds supplying neighbors. The orchard lists pear, peach, apple trees and grape vines heavy with fruit, signaling strong profits this year.
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Trinity County News
J. W
Wash) Murphy
Murphy
Texas
J. W. Murphy
Groveton
T. J. Aycock
Bryan Rushing
Mr. Aycock
Jack
John
Bill Dodger
News
Rex Theatre Weekly Lineup Delights Local Moviegoers
Monday June 28 Pearl White stars Blick Secret with Helow the Witter 9 Line and Matinee. Tuesday and Wednesday June 29 30 special Patricia Talmadge in Pemperamentsl Wifi big reels. Thursday July 1 Frank Mayo western The Brute Breaker. Friday July 2 Would You Forgive Vivian Rich plus Bowling Alley Fox news. Saturday July 3 Texas Kid Brownie Good Little Brownie Lyons Moran Wives and Old Sweethearts four shows at 7:00.
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Pearl White
Helow
Witter
Pathe Treview Amd
Lac
Vivian Rich
Vital
Ptense
Piot
Matt and
Jeff
Fox News
Lyons-Moran
Rex Theatre Signals Full Day Show Monday July 6
Continuous show all day and evening at the Rex Theatre with a complete change of program at 6 00 p m showing new features for the evening audience and daily guests to enjoy.
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Rex Theatre
Farmer Murphy's successful crop due to thorough soil work
Mr Murphy credits his top yields last year to soil preparation before planting, proper cultivation during growth, and careful work after harvest. He notes floods affected the area but his methods stood firm and invites farmers and businesspeople to visit his farm to observe his practices.
Family Gathering at Clarence Millers Home
The home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller was brightened Thursday and Friday by their children visiting. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clarence Carter of Manchester Mr and Mrs Floyd Muller Neola and Mr and Mrs H N Baxter of Pacific Junction.
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Clarence Miller
Clarence Carter
Manchester
Floyd Muller
Neola
H. N. Baxter
Pacific Junction
Parole Revoked of Emerson Youth by Judge Woodruff
Willard Clates of Emerson had parole revoked by Judge Woodruff for violating conditions. A hearing is set in Emerson on Tuesday to review thecase, with hopes the process will aid the young man.
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Willard Cl Tes
Emerson
Local Mills County notes and incidents of interest
Glenwood residents enjoy social happenings at Henderson and Randolph. A garage theft at Bayer in Randolph yielded tires and tubes worth a substantial sum. Several visitors from Nebraska and Missouri visited local families. Fackler's Paint Store advertises framing services and garnishes supplies. Mrs. Johnson, killed by a falling wall, had lived in Fremont County for 64 years.
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Fackler’s
Raymond W. Rhoades
Fackler's
Henry Maxwell
Henderson
Griswold
Bayer
Randolph
Ira Franklin
Florence
Neb
Inez
Oma
Fackier
Mills County
Johnson
Fremont County
D. O. Gwinn
T. C. Gwinn
Benton City
T. F. Newton
Beaver City
J. I. Dike
Dike
Married Brown Thomin in Chicago in June
Wigar T Brown wed Miss Linn Thomin in Chicago on June 16 in a romance sparked during World War I. The groom, son of Emerson and the late Glenwood natives now living in Auburn, Washington, and the couple plan to reside in Auburn after their ceremony.
Deaths Mrs W Jones Passes After Long Illness
Mrs W Jones died Sunday June 27 at her home two miles south of Glenwood after five months of pain. Funeral services will be held at the home Tuesday at 2 p m. An obituary will appear in a later paper.
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W. &. Jones
Mintle Conducts Funeral for Moses Hiatt at Mt Zion
Rev. Howard Mintle preached the funeral for Moses Hiatt a pioneer of the Mt Zion community south of Tabor last Thursday. He was accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. H Porter and Mrs. W B Pickena.
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Howard Mintle
Mt. Zion
Tabor
Moses Hiatt
Mintle
H. Porter
W. B. Pickena
Wool Growers Meet to Organize Mills County Group
Wool growers of Mills County plan a Friday meeting at the Farm Bureau office to form a county association and arrange pooling a car of wool. W. W. Lata of Logan, president of the Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association, will explain the business method. The wool market has steadied in recent years due to this organization, and every producer with wool to market is urged to attend.
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Mills County
Farm Bureau
W. W. Lata
Logan
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
Randolph Enterprise Returns Under New Editor George Mayfield
The Randolph Enterprise resumes publication with George A. Mayfield of Stanton Nebraska as editor. He comes from a newspaper family and has been in local press circles about a dozen years, with ties to Eugene O. Mayfield of the World-Herald. The town backs the change and authorizes support for the new editor.
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Randolph Enterprise
George A. Mayfield
Stanton, Ned
Mayfield
Stanton
Southwest Town
Eugene O. Mayfield
World-Herald
Carl Huffaker
Randolph
GC. C. Schaeffer
Mr. Mayfield
Wilbur Adams Injured in County Auto Crash
J W Adams Montgomery county board member suffered serious injuries in a Tuesday afternoon wreck near the K I Sparr place Hawthorne. Driving with 18 year old Harold Dobson, the car left the road broke a wire fence and overturned, Adams breaking three ribs and his tongue nearly cut in two while the boy sustained only bruises. He was cared for at the Sparr home then moved to his residence east of Mmerson Red Quk Sun.
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Wilbur Adams
J. W. Adams
Mont-gomery
Picnic at Lake Glenwood Like Park Scene
A family outing Sunday gathered nearly a hundred people from the Mr. and Mrs. L.?. Johnson family and their friends at Glenwood Lake Like Park for a pleasant picnic.
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Glenwoor
Honored Dead Requiescat Pace at Glenwood Cemetery
Courtesy of Comrade J Shannon a finished list of Civil War veterans buried in Glenwood Cemetery shows four unknown Federal soldiers one Confederate and two Spanish American War veterans Neil Van Gilder and G W Elmolt plus two army nurses Mrs Louisa Woodruff and Mrs Joey Williams The list includes many named veterans with surnames such as Ault Anthony Alton Albee Burke Byers Bradford Bayer Blackmur Ballard Bowman Burchard Buckmaster Bowen Boshyshell Creham Clingersmith Campbell Cheeseman Campbell Clover Christy Carter Cartier Daniel Dunn Danner Davidson Dalton Davins Eckert Eckert Edwards Ineglish Hory Fields Grover Goyer Grove Grace Hittle Hight Hubbell Head Harmon Hunter Hackney Hayward Hostetter Inby Kearney Kates Kirkpatrick Lilley Lee Minnea Miner Moore McCluskey Moan Mershon McClickey McAlexander Mayberry Morrow Miller and others.
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J. Shannon
Glenwood
the Tribune
Neil van Gilder
G. W. Elmolt
Louisa Woodruff
Joey Williams
Isaac Christy
William Carter
John Cartier
George W. Daniel
Robert H. Dunn
Philip G. Danner
George W. Davidson
John A. Dalton
David Davins
George A. Eckert
John Eckert
Mahlon Edwards
Abraham Ineglish
W. Rory
F. C. Fields
William Grover
John Goyer
Philip Grove
TI. Grace
Hittle
W. T. Hight
A. I. Hubbell
Garrett W. Head
Thomas H. Harmon
Alma Hunter
Jess Hackney
M. A. Hayward
John W. Hostetter
Dyfied
Enien Inby
Thomas BK. Kearney
Abner Kates
Wiliam N. Kirkpatrick
Tillman King
Clp. Lilley
Willian
Lee
T. P Minnea
George Miner
Samuel Moore
Henry McCluskey
List of names appears in local notice
A long sequence of personal names is presented, listing individuals such as Samuel H. Moore Henry Nelson Noah Jess Pangburn William T. S. Provost C. J. Pitzer Emery W. Pratt Samuel A. Person Mlenry Phipps Isaac Parr John W. Quigley Robert Quackenbush Tra Runyon Willett Rager William Record Willis Rager Samuel Rowe Taniel Rickabaugh Peter Reveal George Q. Beatt James Shepardson William Smith W. H. Smith D. W. Stone Franklin Scott William E L Sherfey Joshua Shamblin Fred Thomas John W Tryon J L Tryon Utterback A Valentine Henry Wright John B Willett Runion Williams John F Williams Wilson Wright A R Wilson W F
Treynor widow gored to death by cow in field incident
Mrs. Andrew Liddell of Treynor was killed last week when gored by a cow she and her aged husband were guiding from its calf. Her husband was badly injured. Leroy Hartman of Council Bluffs is being treated for hydrophobia after a dog bite. officials say the dog was mad but the boy shows no symptoms yet. Petitions circulate in Council Bluffs for a 200000 water-system bond election as new industries strain supply. Locals in Tabor protest railroad closure by Tibor and Northern, seeking a receiver to maintain service. Union Pacific reports 1010 box cars for grain movement, easing freight concerns at the Council Bluffs terminal. The Newmayer hotel in Council Bluffs is being remodeled to add three stores on the first floor. A local firm develops a new tractor with two levers for control, claiming no steering wear.
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Andrew Liddell
Treynor
Leroy Hartman
Tabor
Tibor and Northern Railroad
Id Mitchell
Botel
Herbert Wo Prtscott
Boy Beetween
Bluffs
Gletwood
Tabor Pythian Suaters Visit Missed Event
The Tabor Pythian Suaters planned a visit but failed to attend the Wisconsin meeting before summer gatherings. Doors opened to visitors after addressing candidates, creating a lively scene with many ladies in white and families present. Refreshments featured nut sandwiches and salads as diners enjoyed meals.
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Tabor
Wives and Stenogs In Demand Despite Jealousies
Needy young stenographers should not be barred from lucrative work by jealous wives, says a column arguing they seek husbands and homes of their own. Constance Talmadge stars in A Temperamental Wife at the Rex, showing a humorous contrast in affections.
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Missouri
Constance Talmadge
Noted Picture to Be Shown in Glenwood July 6
On July 6 residents of Glenwood may view a moving picture titled Prom Iowa to France and Home Again. The film follows the 168th infantry Rainbow Division with a musical synopsis noted as especially pleasing. Shown at the Opera House from about 4 p.m. through the evening, it was secured through the Iowa War Roster Commission for Glenwood's celebration.
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Glenwood
Iowa
France
168Th Infantry
Opera House
Iowa War Roster Commission
Ad Men Tour West In Motor Fleet From Oklahoma City
A group of about three dozen men in ten or eleven motor cars will depart Oklahoma City on June 28 under Capper publications. The 1900 mile journey aims to meet farmers and merchants across the western states, with a planned stop in Glenwood on Monday afternoon July 6 after leaving Sioux City and pausing at multiple towns en route to Clarinda for the night.
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Oklahoma City
Capper Publications
West
Glenwood
Sioux City
Clarinda
Folding Machine Officials Run Public Bills Parade
Three firms had ads in Thursdays Tribune and sent bills to Carl H Otis office for folding and mailing. The narrator watched the folding machine in action discovering Carl’s deft hands operated the device to fold the sheets.
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Thursay
Tribune
Carl H. Otis
Carl
Close Ball Park Showdown Between Menwood and Omaha Team
Sunday at the ball park the Menwood club battled Omaha's J B Root League team in a tight contest. Shiley pitched well and was supported strongly, with both teams keeping pace until the final inning. The Omaha squad edged ahead 5 to 1 while ticket sales suggested strong local interest and attendance.
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Ball Park
Menwood
J.B. Root
Omaha
Noybody
Shiley
Beare
Heya
Toyilty
Made 2d Vice President for Life Assurance Co
Frank I. Davis has been advanced to the position of second vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance Co of New York. He began work in St Paul, transferred to Chicago as inspector, then to New York as superintendent of policies. His promotion, from Mills County roots and former county clerk, pleases many friends. Salary now in five figures.
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Loraluixvaminer Cnlles
I. Davis
Iquilable Life Assuriance Co
New York
Davis
Com Simmary Ll
St. Paul
Chicago
Tome
Mills County
War County
Frank
July 4th Speaker Ed Mitchell to Address County
Hon. W. Ed Mitchell of Council Bluffs will deliver the July 4th address to county residents. Mitchell is well known locally and abroad, and his remarks are expected to offer listeners thoughtful reflections.
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W. E. Mitchell
W. Ed Mitchell
Council? Bluffs
Ed Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Rainfall in Mills County Brings Welcome Relief
Readers note a fine rain visited Mills County Friday morning June 25 aiding crops. The rainfall measured above an inch in Glenwood and sparked optimism as corn growth appears to advance under wet conditions.
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Mills County
King Corn
Feds
Washa
Glenwood
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Mills County Spirit
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Wool Growers
Glenwood Cemetery
Deacon Dubbs
Degree of Honor
Cine
Council Bluffs
Pythian Sisters
America
Firat
Davelona Love
68Th
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