Hastings Social Evening Promises Music And Novel Quartet
Hastings Lodge No 397 and Riverview Rebekah lodge plan a social evening with families at the hall on Saturday night March 27. A pianologue and a new male quartet will debut, with an encore promised. The quartet members whispered include a soprano and other named artists. A baby soothing incident at a past gathering is noted along with local visits and preparations.
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Hastings Lodge
Riverview Rebekah Lodge
Honorius Pretorius Rosander
Romulus Hieronymous Malfendo
Corlander Lycurgus Pelluceci
Jonius Charlemagne Valdemar
Social and church events in Hastings area report
St Patrick's social at the church enjoyed a lively evening. A March 28 sermon at M E church will feature stereopticon views. Charles Brown and son Harry aided George Rew cattle at Long Pine Nebraska. Mrs Wilbur Gaylord and children returned to South Omaha after visiting L K Greenwalt family. Marjorie Ord of Hastings joins Tabor College debating club for Ta bor Graceland contest on March 26. Campbell family buy M Kelso property opposite Perry Huntsman and plan April 4 move. Lemon Cox mourns father death in Broken Bow. he had lived in Hastings years ago and died aged over eighty.
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St. Patrick's Social
M. BE
Charles Brown
Harry
Long Pine
Neb
George Rew
Wilbur Gaylord
South Omaha
Marjorie Ord
Hastings
Tabor College
Tabor
Cox
Hillsdale area notes and family health updates
Mrs W E Frances reports forty one chicks last week. Euelah Frances misses school due to mumps. Ernest Alberts family sick with flu. Hillsdale families recovering from flu. Hillsdale Sunday school plans Easter program. Pleasant Grove school enrolls nineteen pupils. A daughter arrived at Will Andrews home on St Patrick s day. Gospel Team of Glenwood visited Hillsdale yesterday. Parker family moves to Silver City. Charley Miller rents Parker place. Mrs C W Boles and sister visit Bellevue relatives and attend birthday dinner. New neighbors include W W Jones Phil Slaughter place Guy Jordan Haines place Mr Arterburn Nelson place Paul Parker Harvey Kirk place.
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W .E. Frances
Euelah Frances
Ernest Albert
Hillsdale
Will Andrews
St. Patrick'’s
Glenwood
Guy Parker
Silver City
Charley Miller
Parker Place
C. W. Boles
Landis
Rickabaugh
Bellevue
Neb
W. W. Jones
Phil Slaughter
Guy Jordan
Haines Place
Mr. Arterburn
Nelson Place
Paul Parker
Harvey Kirk
Dreams of Fame in Hills and Echoes of Nature
Fragmentary verse fragment reflecting on Mills hills, nature, and memories. The speaker recalls starlit paths, wild turkey calls, towering trees, and a dream of fame shared with friends Elster, Jim, and John, now gone, as youthful aspiration rekindles amid landscape imagery.
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Elster
Jim
John
Dream of Glory Through Hard Work and Time
A reflective poem-like musing urges a boy to toil and persevere for fame and a secure home. It stresses that time shifts, men come and go, but true achievement comes from steady effort and learning, with the rainbow’s gold earned by diligence.
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W. T. Wolfe
Mills County Iowa recorder filings March 6 1920 to March 13 1920
Report of mill s county recorder filings listing multiple property transfers and deeds in w d and cw d designations. Names include K C James Edward Penn Otha Quimby Herman Knop Lewis Robbins Joe Deitchler J F Roenfeldt H C Wasserman May Newcomb Abel Cary J H Hopp W K Evans G Harbert Olive Harbert Lambert W H Lane Fred Sell L B Sell R Rains W Barnes John Gorsche E R Herrick W Dashner George Garges L W Miller Consolidated Independent School District Patrick Maher Ricken Dickersbach Anna M Balin Maury Petersen Rosa Utemark J M Fickel P R Wilson S Summers Anne Vankirk Pidgeon Adolph Schultz Mills County Iowa N S Genung W A Dickersbach A M Balkin totals referenced and real estate descriptions across sections 7 12 16 18 19 25 27 28 29 32 40 41 42 and others. }
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K. C. James
Edward Penn
W. D
Otha Quimby
Herman Knop
F. L. R. Wilson
Lewis L. R. Robbins
Joe Deitchler
J. F. Roenfeldt
J. H. Hopp
W. K. Evans
Rd Wilson
Abel Cary
C. H. Harbert
Olive M. Harbert
W .D
Lambert
W. H. Lane
W.D
Fred Sell
L. B. Sell
Geo. Garges
Ney
L. W. Miller
A. J. Wearin
Consolidated Independent School District
Strahan
Patrick Maher
CW. D
Ricken Dickersbach
Anna M. Ballin
Miury Petersen
Rosa Utemark
Q. C. DA
Nel
J. M. Fickel
P. TR. Wilson
Grant Summers
Q. C
Anne VankKirk Pidgeon
Adolph Schultz
Q. C. DJ
I Mills County
Iowa
N. S. Genung
J. W. Sage
Carl Lincoln
Newcomb
Ed Wilson
United States
R. R. Co
Congress
Mills County
State of
E. R. Herrick
John Dickersbach
Laura A. Geopfarth
Samuel Welsh
Property transfers flood Glenwood and Malvern areas
A sequence of real estate deeds records transfers across Glenwood Malvern Mineola and Hastings. Buyers include J J Kelly J A Blair E Templeton G Nahley Mrs Jochim Kay Oscar Beals A B Honeyman B W Crewdson J H Stivers L M Caven and others with lot and block descriptions and prices from 400 to 7500 dollars. Government and corporate listings reference swamp land patents and rail land grants.
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J. J. Kelly
L &. Deacon
W. D
Glenwood
Hf. M. Bostwick
GC. R. Warren
J. A. Blair
H. W. Lewin
E. Templeton
J. T. Mendenhall
Pacific
Junction
G. T. Nahley
B. L. Mansfield
Academy Add
Malvern
Mrs. Jochim Kay
Dora Hopp
Mineola
Oscar Beals
Priest
Strahan
A. B. Honeyman
R. W. Davia
Emerson
B. W. Crewdson
O. W. Byers, Jr
J. H. Stivers
Virginia Seeger
Windham
L. M. Caven
Alma Cox
Hastings
Red Marshall
H. A. Hubbell Et al
Bank Add
W. Maxwell
R. W. Davis
W.D
H. B. Anderson
R. K. Piper
Notice to non resident defendants in Mills County case
Naomi Salmons sues to quiet title to Lot 468 and South half of Lot 467 in Emerson Iowa and a described tract in Section 26 Township 72 Range 40. Defendants named include George Huntsman Elsa Huntsman Rose Sherman Alvin Sherman Dora Brooks William Brooks and Carl Huntsman nonresident heirs must answer by April 27 1920 or default judgment will be entered. H M Logan attorney for plaintiff.
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Alfred Huntsman
George Huntsman
Elsa Huntsman
Rose Sherman
Alvin Sherman
Dora Brooks
William Brooks
Carl Huntsman
Naomi Salmons
District Court
Mills County
Laws
Emerson
Iowa
Tange
Township
Range
William Huntsman
Almira Huntsman
Milly County
Towa
Glenwood
Sail County
H. M. Logan
Farmer's Wife Gains 19 Pounds
A Gladstone farmer reports his wife recovered from long indigestion nerves and weakness after using Tanlae. After three bottles she gained nineteen pounds, sleeps well, and handles housework again, calling it a Tanlae Christmas. Available at Glennwood area stores Humphrey and Haley Emerson W W Abel Malvern Henry C Morehouse J J Talboy C E Irwin.
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Taniac
Cc. F. Brouse
Gladstone
Henry
Burlington
Iowa
Mr. Brouse
Tanlae
Glenwood
Humphrey & Haley
Emerson
W. W. Abel
Malvern
Henry C. Morehouse
Silver City
J. J. Talboy
Henderson
C. E. Irwin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Glenwood Ad
Doan's kidney remedy praised by Mrs. Edwards of Locust Street for backache and urinary trouble relief. The advertisement urges treating kidneys promptly, notes price 60 cents, and directs readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Woster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, NY.
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Doan
Glenwood
E. Edwards
Locust St
Dean
Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such a Hold
Readers learn how battlefield vermin spread pests as soldiers describe the European front line swarming with rats carrying disease. The piece cautions civilians about the dangers of exposure and the spread of infestation during wartime.
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Europe
Rata Control Ad Promises Fast Elimination
An old advertisement urges readers to buy RAT SNAP to prevent disease and quickly kill rats. It promotes three sizes priced at 250, 600, and 1.00 with a guaranteed offer by F. W. Kelley and R. H. Daniel, noting sold out.
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Rata
F. W. Kelley
R. H. Daniel
Peruna Remedy Praised For Catarrh Cure Letter
A letter from Mrs. Charlie Taylor of Dillon reiterates the perceived power of Peruna for catarrh and related ailments. She credits Peruna with weight gain from 100 to 150 pounds, claims relief within a half bottle, and full cure after twelve bottles, urging others to use the remedy for coughs colds and digestive troubles.
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Charlie Taylor
Dillion
Peru
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