Glenwood Notes on Loans Fires and Visitors
Glenwood dispatch lists farm and city loan notices from The City Wood Tyler and Tawson, mentions Berry crates at Winkenstein’s rents, and reports the old high school building being painted. It covers visits by Miss Etta Ewing to Denver, Mrs. J. Prior of St Paul and Rev. L P Benin erd, district conference at Missouri Valley, and local social calls. It notes new cement bridge work, fire department wagon refurbishment, navy recruitment, and various local travel and social actions with several names and places across Wayne, Nebraska and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyory
Wilson Drug Company
Tawson
Winkenstein’s
First Ward
Etta Ewing
Denver
Bertha Smith
J. &. Prior
St. Paul
Rev. L. PD. Beninerd
C. M. Wani
Missouri Valley
Trene Fry
Grants Vass
Ore
Ts. Merritt
F. J’. Fowler
Glenwood
BR. Buttlceton
Charles Cheyney
South Omaha
Laraway’s
Hubbell’ House Corner
Mary Wainright
Congregational Church
C. W. Lyon
U.S. Navy
Illustrated Music School Instructors and Schedule
Piano lessons by Mrs L W Russell and Josephine Russell on Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 am private lessons by arrangement. Voice culture with Mrs Helen St Ray ner, late of Boston on Mondays and Thursdays. Studio at Mrs Russell's residence Glenwood. Piano instructors will be at Pacific Junction Mondays 10 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Russell
Josephine Russell
Helen St. Rayner
Boston
Fourth of July Film Show Promised in Glenwood
The Omaha Amusement Specialty Co informs Glenwood Iowa Fourth of July Committee that an expert moving picture operator and a selection of comic and artistic films have been secured in Chicago at substantial cost for the celebration. They promise a first class exhibition and urge attendance to not miss the treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
Card
Chicago
Omaha Amusement Specialty Co
Notice for Walnut Grove schoolhouse bids in Mills County
Sealed proposals for the construction of a schoolhouse in Walnut Grove Independent District Mills County will be received by the district board. Bids due July 7 at secretary Laedock P.M.M. opening and award to lowest bidder. Plans at secretary James Shannon home and county superintendent office in Glenwood. Bond required equal to bid. Benjamin Johnson president James Shannon secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Lyons Township
Mills County
Laedock P. MM
James Shannon
Glenwood
Genjamin Johnson
First Class Blacksmithing Offered at Crouch Stand
Anthony Bros. offer general blacksmithing and woodwork with O Crouch and L F H Anthony as experienced horseshoers. Call for service. All work guaranteed. Located at old Crouch stand on the corner.
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Anthony Bros
D. O. Crouch
L. FH. Anthony
Old Crouch
Glenwood Chautauqua Opens With Local Talent
Local piece calls attention to the Glenwood Chautauqua opening program featuring Schabot's band and a talk by Alton B. Mackard. It notes plans for attendees to arrange visits, with community advertisements for Hereford cattle and local farm announcements amid market listings.
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Glenwood Chautauqua
Alton B. Mackard
Uudleness
Schabot
Euy Bisdlategua
Ali
Five officials head to Billings to register in Crown and drawing
Sheriff Morgan, Postmaster White, Judge Lewis, W M Donelan and Henry Donnelly left Saturday for Billings Montana to register. All but two returned by Wednesday. They report lower Crow land demand than Rosebud opening. Crow land is valuable for beet raising and requires more money to handle propositions. Reports say 40000 has been offered for the first choice of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
White
Lewis
W. M. Donelan
Henry Donnelly
Billings
Mont
Rosebud
Rosebud Reservation
Mayor Warns Glenwood Fireworks Dealers On Dangerous Torpedoes
Mayor Plimpton bans torpedo canes and associated ammunition in Glenwood and prohibits cannons and three inch fire crackers for Fourth of July celebrations. The move follows last year’s ear splitting noises and aims to ensure a safer, more satisfactory holiday for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plimpton
Glenwood
Woman Scalded in Farm House Washing Accident
Mrs. Mary Waltenberry of a Lyons township farm narrowly escaped death Tuesday afternoon when she slipped while draining boiler water into a tub during family washing. About two gallons spilled over her left shoulder and arm, tearing the sleeve and badly burning her. Her husband was plowing in the field. Later reports say she will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waltenberry
Glenwood
Lyons Township
Ideal Christian Sermons At Glenwood Congregational Church
Church services at Glenwood Congregational Church Sundays at o clock with topic The Ideal Christian July 1 His Sources of Strength speaker O E Carey July 8 His Sabbath July 15 From the World's Stand point July 22 From Christ's Stand point Your presence is earnestly desired Special music by mile quartet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Congregational Church
O. E. Carey
Mile Quartet
Drag the Roads After Rain Hits Oak Township
Mail Carrier Dayland notes Road Supervisor Norstroeger underway with a drag through the upper Oak township after rain. The work aims to smooth ruts before ground dries, improving highway conditions for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayland
Norstroeger
Oak Township
Bryan appointed Glenwood schools superintendent
Mr. Bryan in town from Rockwell City seeks a house for himself and wife. He has no children and plans to move to Glenwood in about two weeks. He will teach at the teachers institute as an instructor secured by Supt Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb. C. Bryan
Glenwood
Rockwell City
Bryan
Teachers Institute
Supt. Moore
Jack Raised Near Here in Council Bluffs Fire Team Photo
A photo in Sundays Nonpareil shows Jack and Jim of the Council Bluffs fire team, winners at last week's state firemen's tournament in Clinton. Jack, a Mills County horse raised by John W. Miller south of Tusdale, is described as a fine, dark doy animal and Miller takes pride in him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jim
Council Bluits
Clinton
Mills County
John W. Miller
Tlusdale
Mr. Miller
Cream Prices Advertised at Harmilton’s Grocery
S W. C8. Gilmore, agent for the Bairmont Creamery Co. at Winer nao & Harmilton's grocery, urges buyers to bring cream to the store where higher prices may be obtained rather than selling butter at two cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Bairmont Creachery Co
Winernao & Harmilton
Cream Wanted at Cast Aid of or Vod Shipments
A reader seeks cream or tainted cream at Cast Aid and Vod shipments. Saturday distribution may occur with a trial arrangement offered by Vyiee Bros.
Teachers and Children Leave for Summer Vacations
The Enwood Institution closes for the year as nearly 200 children go home for the summer. Teachers and pupils depart in groups with parents to meet them at stations. several staff plan vacations at various cities and states, and some will not return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enwood
Death of Nellie Hooker Aged 22 at Glenwood Institution
Nellie Hooker aged 22 daughter of Rev W S Hooker formerly presiding elder in this district died Wednesday at the Institution in Glenwood where she had been an inmate for 11 years Brief funeral services conducted by Rev Ward were held Thursday morning and the body was taken to Indianola for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hooker
W. S. Hooker
Glenwood
Ward
Indianola
Cedar Falls summer teachers listed for state normal
A list from Cedar Falls shows Mills county teachers at the State Normal school for the summer term including Grace McDonough Hastings and Grace Atkins Shenandoah both Glenwood teachers R A French Mabel Smith kindergarten supervisor Ida Salyers Willis Summers Malvern Mae Horrigan Imogene Daisy Robertson Strahan R D Nelson Pacific Junction Co B Woodrum principal Silver City Ellen J Wing Peaceville and Messrs Nelson and Summers plan to remain next year. Father Wayes of Imogene buys a large bronze monument set up in the Catholic cemetery weighing three tons and standing 18 feet high costing several thousand dollars funded by Luther Hayes and Mrs W A West of South Dakota visiting Glenwood. The Rosebud land opening grants 160 acres to a 14 year old former Glenwood resident who lived alone last winter in a sod claim.
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Mills County
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Grace McDonough
Hastings
Grace Atkins
Shenandoah
Glenwood
R. A. French
Mabel Smith
Ida Salyers
Willis Summers
Malvern
Mae Horrigan
Imogene
Daisy Robertson
Strahan
R. D. Nelson
Pacific Junction
Co. B. Woodrum
Silver City
Ellen J. Wing
Peaceville
Messrs. Nelson
Summers
Father Wayes
Luther Hayes
W. 4
South Dakota
George Wrenwick
Rosebud
Gingery
Dates to Remember in Mills County Events Preview
June 20 to July S Chautauqua at Malvern. July 4 Celebration at Glenwood. July 27 to August 5 Chautauqua at Glenwood. August 21 Annual picnic Mills County G I Association Labour. August 7 4 9 Baseball Tournament at Pabor Jay 23 August 3 Mills County Teachers Institute Glenwood. July 24 thirteenth district Republican judicial convention Ninth district Congressional composition at Council Bluffs.
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Chautauqua
Malvern
Glenwood
Mills County
G. I. Association
Labour
Pabor
Jay
Mills County Teachers Institute
Council Slafts
Incomplete Classified Notice from North Gleswood Office
Fragmentary text references a secretary and a sales or service pitch with urging to respond. Mentions Oleg, Dower Bras, and Gleswood, but lacks clear action, date, or entity details. Readable elements suggest a local business or appointment notice with promotional language and urgent call to action.
Oaks of Silver City Visits Omaha Bankers Star
A Glenwood boy and early base ball figure OW D Oaks of Silver City Iowa is visiting Omaha on a pleasure trip with Mrs. Oaks. He organized Omaha’s first real baseball team in 1870 and brought Glenwood and Council Bluffs players together to form the city’s first hometown club. Oaks remains a devoted fan and attends major league games when in big cities.
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Omaha
Glenwood
Stars
OW. DD. Oaks
Silver City
Towa
Murray Hotel
Oaks
Mr. Oaks
Council Bluffs
Mills County Schools Close for Summer
All Mills county town and rural schools close for summer. Two rural schools ended last Friday Maple Grove Rawles township taught by Miss Pearl Russell and Prairie Creek Ingraham taught by Miss Lillian Hammons. Commencement at Prairie Creek with one graduate Effie Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Maple Grove
Rawles Township
Pearl Russell
Prairie Creek
Ingraham
Lillian Hammons
Effie Tucker
Prospects for Fruit Continue Excellent in Mills County
J P Jackson of Glenwood reports apple prospects in Mills County look good with dry weather aiding quality and worm suppression. He estimates a 50 percent crop, predicting abundance of apples around Glenwood. Peaches also look excellent though few in Mills, with more expected in Ire mond County and south. Cherries nearing wind up this week, late varieties may reach next week. Glenwood markets show cherries at about a dollar a bushel, raspberries at 13 cents a quart yesterday, then 10 cents. Raspberry prices per case eased to $2.25 and may fall further next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Jackson
Glenwood
Des Moines
Mills County
Ife
Tas
Jackson
Iremond
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