Arbitration Victory For Malvern Father Over Tuition
Malvern City School Board lost its suit over tuition to Tom Raines, with arbitration in Hastings siding with the plaintiff. Raines and family plan to move to Dakota. Also notes on Rebekah lodge activities, a death in Kansas, a multi-property sale of a horse team, local visits, a piano recital by Professor Gyger, and several relocations and visits around Hastings and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern City School Board
Tom Raines
Hastings News
T. M. Raines
Malvern
Hastings
Squire Hutchings
Haines
Dakota
Local events and visits in Arcadia Nebraska area
Emerson Mr Joe Bridges of Arcadia Neb visited relatives and friends here the past week. C KE Ballain and family moved to their farm south of town. Mrs Myrtle Thiem of Norfolk Neb spent several days this last week a guest of her brother Cliff Said and family. J B Clemmer went to McCook Neb Friday on business. Miss Darle Warner of Murray Ia visited home folks here. The W G T U met at Mrs Hutches home with a memorial program for Francis Willard. Rev W A Morgan assist Revival in Villisca. Rev G W Maine preached here. Automobile show attendees from here included Shipman Abel Myron Shipman Barnes Shetterly. J C Candle and R E Bradford visited Fort Dodge. Miss Nina Ginger resigned from Mutual Telephone. Stella Anderson succeeded her. Mrs W W Abel Mrs R C Houston and Mrs O R Patrick entertained Tuesday Club. Miss Jisma Scott visited Omaha. Guy Clarke visited Bedford. Warle Warner home from Hawthorne school. Loraine and Genevieve Rounds hosted about fifty girl friends at Judge hotel. W R C ladies hosted colonial party at Judge hotel with guests from Hawthorne Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bridges
Arcadia
Neb
Red Oak
C. Ke, Ballain
Myrtle Thiem
Norfolk
Cliff Said
J. F. Martin
Hastings
George Gilmore
Omaha
Ed Sherwin
Sherwin
J. B. Clemmer
McCook
Neh
Darle Warner
Murray High School
Murray
A. S. Hutches
Francis E. Willard
Joshua Cox
Joseph Young
Sutherland
A. W. Shaner
Town Hall
Harwood Robert Manlove
W. A. Morgan
Villisca
G. W. Maine
Methodist Church
R. M. Shipman
W. W. Abel
Bruce
Myron Shipman
Clarence Barnes
George Shetterly
J. C
A. B. Stuart
John Evans
Jisma Scott
Guy Clarke
Bedford
Iowa
Warle Warner
Hawthorne
Loraine
Genevieve Rounds
Judge Hotel
Jude Hotel
George
Martha Washington
Cliff King
McKown
Wlo Baird
Malvern
Initiation Planned at Pacific Junction Lodge Tonight
The BL lodge at Pacific Junction will initiate two candidates at Treiv Lodge rooms at Unat Place tomorrow night. A special invitation has been sent to Glenwood and Bartlett lodges to assist. Glenwood members will attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thads
Pacific Junction
Treiv
Unat Place
Fire at Dewey Hotel Leaves Dozens Dead in Omaha
Community reels after a blaze at the Dewey hotel in Omaha is believed to have killed about thirty. Rescue workers battle debris and ice, with over a hundred men aiding in the dangerous effort to recover bodies. The tragedy prompts calls for tighter fire safety and reconsideration of hotel standards. The era’s dry law tensions and Wilson’s imminent inauguration also shape national news as the nation observes the tumultuous time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hotel
Omaha
United States
Mass Meeting at Tabor Urges Support for New Soldiers Monument
A public meeting will be held Tuesday evening March 4 at the Congregational church in Tabor to promote the new soldiers monument. Speakers include Hon. John Y. Stone and L. T. Genung of Glenwood. All welcome. committees from nearby towns invited. fundraising efforts report success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Congregational Church
John Y. Stone
L .T. Genung
Glenwood
Thurman Times Changes Publisher and Lease
Thurman Times owner Mr Witherow takes over publisher duties after extending the lease from Fred F Flatt who will seek a new location. Flatt published a small paper and made many friends in southwestern Town while Witherow is expected to bring a lively weekly to Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Times
Fred F. Flatt
Times
Thurman
Witherow
Vlatt
Treynor Couple Wed In Council Bluffs
Bert Ingram and Miss Ruth Hunt of Treynor were married last Thursday afternoon in Council Bluffs and plan to live in Treynor. John Tucker will build a tile hog house for John B. McNay and roof St. Mckenzie’s silo with the same materials. Mrs. J A Trecker reports her old schoolmate Miss Verna Burger married John Ashton on February 5 in Gibson Colorado. A John H. Speer farm sale Monday drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ingram
Ruth Hunt
Treynor
Council Bluffs
John Tucker
John B. McNay
Mr. Tucker
Allso
St. M. MckKenzie
J. A. Trecker
Verna Burger
John Ashton
Gibson
Colorado
John H. Speer
Paid in advance plan urged by Tribune subscribers
The Tribune appeals to Mills county readers to pay subscriptions in advance due to a government postal ruling. It praises the move to ensure steady delivery of local news and long-term planning, urging those not yet paid to join the paid in advance list for the best twice-a-week newspaper Southwestern Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Government Postal Department
Mills County
Southwestern Town
Cattle sell steady as horses weaken in poor weather
Despite bad weather, cattle and sheep brought high prices while the horse market sagged. Daily Moore takes a summer vacation from route two, with W B Agan covering. A birthday party at Mr and Mrs H F Roenfeld’s home enjoyed a splendid time. Miss Maude Christy of Tabor visited her aunt Mrs J C Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail Moore
W. B. Agan
H. F. Roenfeld
Maude Christy
Tabor
J. C. Christy
Malvern News Notes From The Leader Page
Malvern items report J T Ward visiting Omaha relatives at Nicholas Inn hospital where H E Toedt is recovering after leg amputation. H R Bacon of McCormick farm hurt by a horse, leg and facial injuries treated by Dr. Parsons. Ephraim Cary ill with pneumonia, sister Mrs Harry Conrad and brother Charles Cary visiting. Fred Dickersbach moves to farm southwest of Malvern from near Imogene. Lou McDill selling Wood Lake banking and ranch interests and may move to Montana. Clyde Slump leaves Standard Oil route. L D Austen to take charge locally for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Bacon
McCormick Farm
Parsons
Ephraim Cary
Harry Conrad
Strahan
Charles Cary
Henderson
Fred Dickersbach
Imogene
Malvern
Lou McDill
Wood Lake
Nebraska
Montana
Clyde Slump
L. D. Austen
Poultry Profit Promoted by Mrs Harless North of Tabor
Mrs C A Harless reports strong poultry earnings from 148 hens during 1912 to 1913, selling 88 dozen eggs for 156.84 and 92 fall chickens for 32.95, while keeping many eggs and chickens for family use and noting 200 chickens remaining. Nearby social notes mention visits and local events through late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Harless
Tabor
Clyde Gaylord
Edna Gay
Ruth Kilpatrick
Thurber
Glenwood
J. W. McCleery
St. Louis
Toi Penny
Wayne
Nebraska
John Ellis
Colorado Springs
Colorado
5. J. Ellis
Bert Combs
Mmerson
Mattis Thorps
Beacon
Ten Cent Shaves Offer Opens Barber Shop at Glenwood House
Advertisement notes a new barber shop opening in the old Glenwood house offering shaves for 10 cents with neck included. Claims work guaranteed and signs off with the name Chas Minuer inviting patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood House
Chas. Minuer
Newsy Henderson Letter Recaps Local Week and Visitors
The Henderson letter notes the fourth Lecture course night despite heavy weather, praising the local talent and lectures while noting many stayed home due to storms. It lists numerous residents and visitors from Omaha, Des Moines, Macedonia, and Pacific Junction, with small moves and visits around town.
Squatters face eviction for city lighting project
Plattsmouth residents face displacement as city aims to grant 10 acres for a Nebraska Lighting Company project. Local attorney Ben Beer ingtrieted to support a chain of dispossession, citing public utility. Families occupy land adjacent to Vode Herne Bore. eviction planned to clear the way for a power plant and street lighting improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Ben Beer
Bowin
Chintily
Nebraska Lighting Company
Cin
Cathy Yattoms
Hiepbute
Vode Herne
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Rebekah
Barbara Quinn
William Hutchings
Kansas
Squire S. B. Hutchings
Ssue
Malcolm Edson
J. A. Hatfield
W. 5. Young
F. H. Priest
D. M. Cook
Isaac van Gorkum
W. B. Cavin
8. Z. Hulbert
Jamaica
Carl Baxter
Hulbert
George Fisher
Lemmon
North Dakota
WN. W. Colling
Clay Center
B. B. Wallahan
Professor Gyger
Opera House
Gyger
Charles Anderson
Clint Genung
Bassett
Emerson
Clarence Genung
T. Granteer
Lloyd Owens
Dimmitt
J. C. Hyde
Coffman
J. T. Ward
Joseph Carter
Hyde
C. A. Pickerell
Ira Hutchings
Ernest Ponts
Joe Robbins
Roy Hatfield
Near Red Oak
Clarence Chapin
Ralph Armstrong
Randolph
Timory
R. T. McParland
W. W. Wilcox
Tmogene
J. W. Weihler
N. J. Pickerell
K. Ps
House
Senate
Taft
Washington
Wilson
Virginia Brooks
Joan of Arc
West Hammond
Illinois
Miss Brooks
Chicago
Des Moines
Garment Workers
New York City
Silver City
H. EH. Toedt
Nicholas Inn Hospital
Mr. Toedt
Tabor Topics
BE. Viner
Will
Harry Summit
Macedonia
Jesse Loving
Oscar Braden
Bradham
N. Workman
Eai
Nott
Rose Plumb
Dave Owens
Clyde Edmundson
H. F. Wilson
Opal Hobson
J. G. Loving
Harry Priest
Hancock
J. A. Stonebraker
Mosely Chase
Clarence Bigelow
Atlantic
Case
Frank Spiker
Lewis
Ida Salyus
Malver
Fred Workman
Mr. Workman
Fred
Laura Bump
Will Oliver
Pearl Carey
Near
Laslings
Isaane Wilson
Nick de Vriez
Lanna Construction Company
Jonéy Creek
Alma Black
Ada Webster
Prof. C. No Workman
Miott
Homme
Fred Carter
Cuntha
Viola Walker
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