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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

3

Practically Impossible For Board To Call An Election

The Mills County dispute over relocating the county seat to Malvern features long courtroom style testimony. Mitchell of Sidney argued remonstrance flaws while Junkin of Red Oak urged the case be dismissed as technical. Affidavits from Pacific Junction and Malvern signers raise questions about voter eligibility and possible paying for signatures, with county records and marriage licenses cited in the ongoing dispute.

Mitchel Sidney Malvern Junkin Red Oak Glenwood H. ©. Parslow Clarinda Messrs Mitchell Ed Mitchell Junin the Tribune Malvern Petician Paeile Junction State of Lowa Mills County Vater Iowa Pacific Jonetson Seid Place Pacific Junction

Kinney Affidavit Sparks Malvern Debt Controversy

Malvern readers weigh Kinney affidavit amid reports of short assessment. Glenwood promoters face mortgage foreclosure attempts aided by Kinney signing remonstrance. Maynes and Kinney contrasted over loyalty and finances as new chattel mortgage records emerge.

Purchases in Signatures Spark Voter Controversy

The testimony shows substantial money spent on signature gathering with no hint of illegality. The Tribune renews the claim that only taxpayers should vote, noting many signers lacked hometown stake. Assessor Will Vinton is cited for aiding Malvern forces with a large, partly exempted voter list and a push to secure signatures.

Will Vinton Platteville Township Malvern Wappy David Vinton Phutteville Ton Lincoln Lonnie Jones Herbert Barbour J. G. Stone

Contention an Afterthought In Malverns Case

The dispute appears as an afterthought by her attorneys. An Ll notice prepared by Auditor Ryan at petition filing on April 4 was the regular legal notice printed in both the Tribune and the Silver City Times, a Malvern partisan paper. It begins To Whom It May Concern No-

Mills County Iowa Towa Malvern Board of Supervisors Board of Superisors Glenwood B. T. Agan Ryan Tribune Silver City Times Malvern Partisan

For Sale Good Family Horse and Surrey in Glenwood

E. G. Millard of Glenwood offers a fine family horse, a two seated surrey, atop buggy and single harness for sale. Ideal for local riders seeking traditional conveyance and dependable mounts.

Surrey Millard Glenwood

Storm Hits Mills County Destructive Tuesday Night

A severe electric storm felled trees and caused extensive damage across Mills County Tuesday night. Lightning struck the United Brethren church south of Glenwood damaging the cupola, while barns near Silver City and Henderson were struck, burning or destroying equipment, stock, and hay. Telephone lines were knocked out as wind and rain swept the area.

Mills County Clenwood Mineola Glenwood United Brethren Church Burger A. J. Wearing Silver City Alex Cain Henderson Ralph Creamer Albert McEree Lightninng

Caught in Cupid's Coils in Glenwood weddings

Barnard E Hamilton and Miss Renna Coe wed at the Coe home in Glenwood in a small 7 PM ceremony with about 30 guests officiated by Rev L D Brainerd. The bride, a Glenwood schoolteacher, is related to Ret Clarkson of New York. The groom is J J Hamilton's youngest son, a local businessman.

Barnard E., Hamilton Renna Coe Glenwood P. B. Coe Republican Party J. J. Hamilton

Mills County Weather Brings Rain to Crops

Mills County reports generous rainfall over past days aiding corn, pastures, and fruit. J P Jackson notes over an inch and a half fell Tuesday night with about 54 inches since drought ended on dune 17.

Mills County J.P. Jackson

Two 2d band buggies and 2d band asolens engine

EL E Geil of Glenwood Iowa markets two 2d band buggies and a 2d band asolens engine with apparent emphasis on local trade and hardware offerings from this Iowa supplier.

EL. E. Geil Glenwood Iowa

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Parslow D. G. Jamison Judge Lewis Hunsinger Agan Cook Thompson Thos. Thompson North Tabor KE. L. Lufkin Mr. Thompson Fred Durbin Lufkin Tabor Y.T. Thompson Said W. H. Rodman WL. Lufkin J. J. Wickham Thoumpson CB. Yann C. BE. Dean N. M. Chambers Hubert Rawles Center Township A. J. Munsinger George “Immer N. M Hubert Chambers Bethlehem Balfour Clerk Gourly Clarence Vanderpool A. Vanderpool Young Vanderpool Bert Byers Malvern Fund MD Mitchell Conte Bogart Bellotti A. VL Burger Kinney San” Viteh S. C Wd Mitchell Fred Mulholland Itowever Fred Happy Davids M. E H. Norbert Chan Baird Dean CO. P. Kinney John Peyton Arkansas Arkansaw Liz Weed Joes Emerson Aistrope Jones - Tabor L Gaston Fabor Irving Wisher Hastings Pickel Wee M Scanlao O. Blustings Strehl Bane Nims Beekeeee Mimerson Conrad Deer Creek Fred F Stone Malver Jim Wickel AD Sowers Henderson Charles Kearney Henry Boyer Haas Souban John G Flannavan J Clark Coo Malvern Jones Durbin Emerson James Duncan de H Brunig Vee Mineola Arva Burris Coer Malvertt Henry Dresler Ole Hultaker Mr. Kinney Will Main Standard Oil Company Main Maynes W. IT. Salyers Taauefers L. W. Miller A. HL Dolph G. W. Strohl Leider Wight Fred Munsinger Dick Badu Albert Deitchler Cupid Hamilton-Coe Billinger Martin Anna Martin Plattsmouth Lamonte Billinger Omaha Denver Burlington Thomas Martin Scllwagon Imogene Nave Imogene Society Mike Dempsey Anna Saner John Ness Mabel Sparks Geo. Scbeibler Maggie Conners Vriday
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