Weather Whirl In Mills County Shows Extreme 24 Hours
Mills County records a remarkable 24 hour temperature swing from 32 degrees at 6 am Wednesday to 88 in the shade by 4 pm, then plunging to 28 at 6 am Thursday as Manitoba winds blow in. Narrates Florida like warmth, northern lights, and compares to last March’s warmth while noting vegetation and farming activity.
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Mills County
Minnesota
Florida
Andrew Schappel
Glenwood
Manitoba
Bowlers duel on Glenwood alleys for tight match
On Monday night two five man teams faced off at Glenwood alleys, Jos Wilkins and Andy Gohlinghorst vs Willi and Earl Allbee. Five games produced a 1600 to 1588 score in favor of Wilkins and Gohlinghorst, with 12 pins separating the teams. The All Stars challenge any Glenwood or Mills county five man team. Named rollers include Joe Wilkins Carl Stranathan Clifford Rishell Will Murphy and Andy Gohlinghorst.
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Glenwood
Jos Wilkins
Andy Gohlinghorst
Willi
Earl Allbee
All Stars
Mills County
Mighty Rollers
Joe Wilkins
Carl Stranathan
Clifford Rishell
Will Murphy
Real estate transfers list with multiple parcels
A sequence of transfers includes Henry and David Taylor to John Taylor for 20 acres in Lyons Section 35, and multiple conveyances by Geo H White and referees for 240 acres in Deer Creek, 80 acres in Section 1, and other parcels. sums range from 8000 to 21993 dollars. Additional trades cover White Cloud White Cloud areas, White Cloud parcels, Platteville and Malvern lots, Glenwood additions, and other local property notes with various buyers and sellers.
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Henry
David Taylor
John Taylor
Lyons
Geo H White
J Kocheraperger
Deer Creek
Fred White
Frad Autobiy
White Cloud
Oedgequanmers
CE Lakin
Olive Wilkinson
An- Gotsom Eeee
Pierce
GB Lyon
Sam Allis
AF Saar
Plattevilla
Chas Kroon
EL Mendenhall
Pacific Junction
Miller
Salyers
Malvern
Nora Murphy
A Swanson
Block
Hodgie
J E Swanson
Thompson
Glenwood
Cseee Veresie
Sunny South Auditory travelers return from Georgia trip
T Agan Harry Chey ney C W Rathke and C E Dean return from a ten day trip to Georgia with visits to Atlanta and Chattanooga battlefields. They brought back gold specimens from northeast of Atlanta and praised Queen Mills soil quality. The party notes the 12 000 soldiers buried in the national cemetery at Chattanooga and the many monuments.
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Auditory
T. Agan
Harry Cheyney
C. W. Rathke
C. E. Dean
Georgia
Mr. Agan
Maringo
Ind
Atlanta
Queen Mills
Chattanooga
Chicamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Political Aspirants Seek Republican Nominations in County
Three more men announce campaigns this week including Ton C G Greenwood of Silver City asking for renomination as representative. Sheriff hopefuls A B Edwards of Glenwood and J W Bushnell of Malvern enter the race. Carl N Otis of Glenwood seeks county attorney, while Prof M O Galpin of Emerson pursues county superintendent.
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Ton.c. G. Greenwood
Silver City
Hdwards
Glenwood
J. W. Bushnell
Malvern
Carl N. Otis
M. OG. Galpin
Emerson
Hypnotism Opens Series at Glenwood Opera House
A strong audience attended the Glenwood opera house last night for the opening of a week long hypnotic entertainment series by Alfred Standiford. The show featured amusing acts and clever talent and will run again tonight and tomorrow night.
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Glenwood Opera House
Alfred Standiford
Alfred
Fre mont County seeks nine teachers for spring terms
Superintendent Mattie Lair of Fremont County appeals to Superintendent Moore for nine teachers to fill the spring term vacancies. Prospective applicants should report to Sidney with interest or to write for a job.
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Mattie Lair
Fremont County
Supt. Moore
Sidney
Tabor Topics Touches Local Notes and Events
Hurlbutt returns from Chicago on business. The Woman's union reports about 360 in suppers served for the declamatory contest. Mabel Bilis, 2, ill with pneumonia. Albert Thomas goes back to Chicago to resume auditing duties. Roy Laird buys Professor Johnson residence and will move after Myr Johnson finds a new home. Nettie Asman returns from Corning after Clarence Asman wedding. Tom McDaniel nearly dies when a horse kicked him, causing scalp gashes and other injuries. Bell Matthews sale proves financially successful with a horse at 250 and 16 Jersey Red hogs sold. livestock around 4000. Funeral for Mrs Hattie Mills at Faith Home church. Elders Weavers and Worcester preside. interment Mt Zion. Congregational church hosts humorous lecture by W Gilliland, cousin of Prof Frank Gilliland of Tabor college. Recent guests at the Rice home include Mrs J M Strahan, Malvern. Mrs Jessie Ring. Mrs W E Ellcott and Reginald. Alta Godall and Faye Wood.
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Hurlbutt
Chicago
Mabel
O L Bilis
Albert Thomas
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
Roy Laird
Anderson Cox
Professor Johnson
Myr Johnson
Nettie Asman
Corning
Clarence
Asman
Hither Richards
Tom McDaniel
Will Yates
Vernon Gaston
Jersey
Hattie Mills
Faith Home
Spam
Elders Weavers and
Worcester
Mt Zion
W Gilliland
Frank Gilliland
Tabor College
COM Rice
J M Strahan
Malvern
Jessie Ring
W 8 Ellicott
Reginald
Mioays Alta Godall
Faylen Wood
Mills County 1907 finances show education as largest expense
A Mills County financial summary for 1907 reports total general tax collection around 186075 with other collections near 15000 and cash on hand at year start 42207.43 ending at 25284.98. Education remains the largest single item at 76000 plus 2500 state school support.
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Mills County
Agan
Iowa City
Ames
Cedar Falls
Attention of Tribune Readers Directed to New Postal Regulations
The Government Postal department announces new rules for periodicals in the second class at one cent per pound. Country weekly papers face limits on advance payments to one year, with arrears triggering charges or loss of second rate status. The Tribune urges readers to check the paid date on labels and arrange prompt payments or provide a definite payoff plan.
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Tribune
Government Postal Department
the Tribune
Dean's Shorthorn Sale at Glenwood Younker barn
Dean's Shorthorn sale closing out cattle drew a large regional crowd at the Younker barn in Glenwood. Col T Calahan of South Omaha oversaw the sale with CG Bathke as clerk. The average price was 72 dollars for 24 head, with Miss Lyons No.15 selling for 127.50 to James T Wells near Plattsmouth. Velvet Rex two years old commanded 107.50.
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Benj. B. Deans
Younker
Glenwood
Col. T. ©. Calahan
South Omaha
CG. W. Bathke
Good Samaritan Helps Doctor After Roadside Crash
Ben Dunagan traveling from Glenwood to Center township found Dr DeWitt from Glenwood after an automobile accident at Dead Man's Crossing. The doctor avoided injury by choosing a soft hill side for landing but his light Helsman vehicle upset and could not be restarted, needing transport to town.
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Ben Dunagan
Glenwood
Center Township
DeWitt
Ben
Postage Penalty for Marginal Notes on Letters
A Glenwood farmer faced a $10 postage penalty for writing on the margin of a short letter sent to a relative via a county paper. Postal Inspector J. B. Swinnerton of Council Bluffs collected the extra fee, noting that one cent stamps do not cover marginal writings. Several locals have paid fines for similar postal violations.
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Glenwood
Uncle Sam
J. 8. Swinnerton
Council Bluffs
Fairfield Branch Store Planned by D. K. Heinsheimer Co
The D K Heinsheimer company plans a Fairfield Nebraska branch to be managed by L Lorkin who departs Sunday to supervise the opening. Roy Adcock accompanies him to assist in the venture as Fairfield, a town of about 1200 in Clay county lies roughly 150 miles west of Omaha on the Q line.
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D. K. Heinsheimer Company
Fairfield
Neb
Lorkin
Roy Adcock
Fairield
Omaha
Clay County
Death of Mrs L A Williams in Glenwood at 73
Mrs L A Williams died Wednesday at her Glenwood home after years of rheumatism. Funeral Thursday at the north Vine street residence with Rev J E Skiles officiating. Born in Connecticut of Scotch descent, she came with family from Illinois to Glenwood in 1864. Survived by husband, seven children, two sisters including Mrs Jennie Moulton. Children: Charles Chicago, Lewis Lincoln, Ira Beemer Neb, Gilbert and daughters Emma Jennie in Glenwood. Ray Williams in Newport Washington absent. Funeral details included.
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L. A. Williams
Glenwood
North Vine Street
J. E. Skiles
Congregational Church
Williams
Connecticut
Mary Queen of Scotts
Illinois
Jennie Moulton
Ray Williams
Newport
Wash
Charles
Chicago
Lewis
Lincoln
Ira
Beemer
Gilbert Williams
Emma
Jennie
Lewis M. Mayberry
Tribune
Christian Church
J. C. Harris
Guy
Charles Mayberry
George H. Tates
Mark
James
William Evans
Ohio
Emma Evans
Ralph
Shirley
Florence
Paul
Lees
Clara
Mayberry
Hastings Dinner Party and Busy City Election
Dr and Mrs Whitnall hosted Mr and Mrs I H Priest and family at a Sunday dinner. Three birthdays celebrated for H Priest Dr Whitnall and Louise. Pythian Sisters initiated Mills County clerk Frank Davis. Mayor race looms with Citizens and Independent tickets clashing. early voting urged.
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Whitnall
I’ H Priest
Doris
Tennie Priest
G § Purcell
H Priest
Louise
Mills Couny
Frank Davis
Ruth
Ina Mason
Bertha Kuntze
M A Underwood
Mills County
Kuntze
Ruth Mason
Hastings
Citizens
George Shaw
Chas Senderson
Matrimonial Matters at Glenwood Church Pair Wed
Harvey Slaughter and Miss Lura A Hunt wed Wednesday night at 8 in Glenwood Methodist Church. Relatives and friends attended including several from the bride’s workplace at the local institution. The couple will start housekeeping on the company farm west of Glenwood in Platteville township.
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Harvey Slaughter
Lura A. Hunt
Glenwood Methodist Church
Company
Glenwood
Platteville Township
Local News Notes From Silver City and Surroundings
Mrs Elizabeth Pullman remains seriously ill under care of a trained nurse. Cooper returns from Alberta. John Jackson of Sholes Nebraska visits relatives. Joy Parker of Malvern and Ada Kinney of Glenwood spend Sunday with kin. Lena Shults goes to Council Bluffs to enter Edmundson hospital for nursing training. Mr and Mrs George Pullman of Sidney visit Silver City. H H Huffaker attends Cedar Rapids for the Democratic state convention as delegate.
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Elizabeth Pullman
Bey
Cooper
Alberta
Canada
John Jackson
Sholes
Neb
Joy Parker
Malvern
Ada Kinney
Glenwood
Lena Shults
Council Bluffs
Edmundson Hospital
George Pullman
Sidney
Silver City
H H Huffaker
Cedar Rapids
Tomato contracts offered to farmers by New GlenwoodCo
Old Timers hail a big tomato year and urge growers to sign contracts immediately. The New Glenwood Catalog Co manager I Sawyer promises fair treatment, fresh crates, and early sowing options to raise their own plants.
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New Glenwood Catalog Co
I. Sawyer
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Tabor Topics
Dean’s Shorthorn Sale
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