Hastings Citizens and People caucuses nominate tickets
A Hastings civic note records a Tuesday Citizens caucus led by RE B Wallahan and Charles Hodges naming a Citizens Ticket with W E Hornback as mayor and G Pareill as treasurer. A Thursday People’s caucus chose George B E Shaw for mayor and R S McDonough as treasurer among others. The Home Missionary Society held a Silvers and Golds banquet at Mrs. L K Mason’s home. Other local items mention windmill repairs, restaurant sale, and various visits and moves in Hastings.
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Citizens
RE. B. Wallahan
Charles Hodges
W. E. Hornback
G. §. Pareill
C. H. Baxter
Joseph Haden
A. H. Crawford
F. J. Oswald
Ed Hathaway
R. L Christie
People's
Edgar Christy
F. J. Martin
George BE. Shaw
R.S. McDonough
N. W. Colling
Walter Mason
C. L. Shoemaker
W. S. Young
The
Home Missionary Society
L. K. Mason
Hastings Notes and Personal News From The Community
In Hastings varied items recount local movements including Walter Boylan filling a district vacancy, J A Hatfield's removal, the Hutchingses planning a move to Los Angeles, Alfrey returning from Sioux City and preparing to relocate, and Everett Strong on parole heading to Oakland. Iowa Lodge No 278 members funded war bonds totaling 55 472, with over 500 per member on average. Charles Lincoln Smith, EF Lincoln Richards, and Robert Smith welcomed a son born February 23. The Kuntze family contributed Elsie to Hastings and Malvern schools. she will substitute for Prof McCalmon at Hastings High School this week.
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Alfrey
Sioux City
William
California
Hastings
Everett Strong
Oakland
Iowa Lodge No. 278
K. of P
Pond
Town Lodge
Robert Smith
O'Neill
Neb
Charles Lincoln
Elsie Kuntze
Germany
M. Kuntze
Malvern
Hastings High School
McCalmon
Rebecca of Sunnybrook at Rex Quietly Encourages Community Support
Rebecca of Sunnybrook is shown at the Rex on Tuesday and Wednesday nights under Glenwood Camp Fire Girls auspices. The notice urges the public to attend, praising the wholesome film and inviting everyone to join in supporting the girls.
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook
The
Rex
Glenwood
Knights of Khorassan Visit Glenwood Oasis
The Nobles of the ancient order will visit Glenwood on Thursday March 25. They plan to enlighten several wiseacres and others who think there is nothing left to learn. The real agony begins about 8 p.m. and continues until death intervenes.
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Knights of
Khorassan
Glenwood
Family Gathering at Winsatcllery Home
Sunday family gathering at the Winsatcllery residence brought happiness to Mr. and Mrs. Winsatcllery as Kuykendall prepared a bountiful dinner. The gathering included TL Wostick and daughter Myrldesta of Omaha and Mrs Kendall with four sons from Pacific Junction, plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barber and daughter Margaret of Glenwood.
Bootleggers Nabbed After Wild Car Chase
Two Glenwood youths named J. J. Allen and KV. Rhoades were seized on 386th Street after a police chase. Eight pints and six quarts of home made whisky were found in the Hudson speedster. An extra pint of whiskey was on Allen. The bottles bore labels like Old Taylor Old Oscar Pepper and Hayner.
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Glenwood
J. J. Allen
KV. Rhoades
386Th Street
Hudson
Allen
Old Taylor
Oscar Pepper
Hayner
Chestnuts Spilled At Church Prompted Nickname
A fall Sunday outing ends with chestnuts spilling from an overcoat as the speaker notes how the mishap at church provoked laughter. The Chicago Tribune ad notes the tale appears in Advertising Reader.
Glenwood locals share news from town and region
Glenwood residents report visits from Myrtle Griffey in Omaha and Frank Dunn from Sioux City. W J Duncan of Shenandoah traveled for business with Glenwood Granite Works, while I O O F Encampment welcomed four new candidates. Earl Wolven joins The Tribune advertising team. Lewis Larsen bought and will move into a home. A baby boy born to Everett White and wife near Balfour weighs ten pounds. Marilyn Lugsch, born March 11, is the newborn daughter of Wm. Lugsch family. Reverend Cable from Council Bluffs preached at M E Church and leads the quarterly conference. D. O. Gwinn visited St. Louis. S B Hutchings remains on the sick list but improving. Lon Sawyer’s tale of eggs under a hen amuses the family. Wm. Alley returns from a Colorado trip noting good wheat, corn, and hay. he also handles land matters.
St Paul Man Says Tanlac Gave Him 20 Pound Gain
John Terrien of 624 St Peter Street St Paul Minn credits Tanlac with restoring health after six years of poor appetite gas cramps heartburn and nervous restlessness He reports a 20 pound gain in two months with improved digestion sleep and energy He lists local dealers Humphrey Haley Abel Morehouse Talboy and Irwin as distributors.
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John Terrien
St. Peter Street
St. Paul, Minn
Mr. Terrien
Taniac
Tanlac
Glenwood
Humphrey & Haley
Hmerson
W. W. Abel
Malvern
Henry ©. Morehouse
Silver City
I. J. Talboy
Henderson
C. EB. Irwin
The People of the Pelup Peningula Travel Piece
In a travel style fragment, the narrator describes floating along Plongdong and spotting a large, colorful whungdoop among iglans by the shore. A small rower obediently propels the boat toward it, revealing a sight unlike the ogplnp, a familiar reference in the region.
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Pelup Peningula
Plongdong
Buried Histories Unearthed in Shanghai Bund Excavation
In Shanghai’s Bund area two Chinese graves were uncovered during a building project. Coffins remained well preserved given their swampy burial, and inscriptions on stone tablets are illegible, making age determination nearly impossible. An urn with bones was also found.
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Shanghai
Bund
Something to Be Thankful For Beck and Peck Exchange Quips
A brief London Answers quip notes Beck and Peck trading a joke about marriage. Beck says his wife insists on her own way while Peck replies she often changes her mind, implying repeated reversals in preference.
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Beck—S
Peck
London
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Ina Wearin
Red Oak
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J. Cromwell
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Ray Harold
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Charles Hofiges
John Priest
South Omaha
R. G. Priest
W. J. Ryan
Chicago
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Ohio
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Kelly Place
Perry Huntsman
Frank Robbins
K. P Lodge
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St. Joseph
G. S. Purcell
Texas
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Mary Stockton
N. W. Culling
Senderson
James Douglas
Douglas
Kansas City
A. BE. Poindexter
Mr. Poindexter
Walter Donner
Otha Wearin
Rochester
Minn
Wilbur Warren
Mrs. R. 3. McDonough
Harlow Wilson
Tennessee
Arkansas
F. J Martin
N. W. Col
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Myrtle Griffey
Omaha
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Clyde Genung
Frank Dunn
Co. W. Dunn
W. J. Duncan
Shenandoah
Glenwood Granite Works
Glenwood I. O. O. F
Earl Wolven
Tribune Force
Lewis Larsen
W. I. Maxwell
Tribune
Mr. Larsen
Everett White
Balfour
Wm. Lugsch
Marilyn
Cable
Council Bluffs
M. EK
D. O. Gwinn
St. Louis
R. T
S. B. Hutchings
F. H. Priest
J. N. Sawyers
C. B. Hutchings
Lon Sawyer
Wm. Alley
Colorado
Wray
Holyoke
Julesburg
ST. Paul
Terrien
Studebaker
ED Marshall
Glenwood, Low
Omaha Oil and
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P. H. Dearmont
City National Bank
Omaha, Nebraska
PE Ru-Na
Perusa
Sameel McKinney
B. 2Nd St
Society of U. S
Bela
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