Booster Minstrel Great Success at Pacific Junction
The Pacific Junction Commercial Club staged a minstrel show to a packed opera house last Monday, praised as meritorious. The program featured a long slate of acts, with interludes, conversations, and songs by local performers. A school board and commercial club meeting eyed city school improvements, and other news noted health issues, property sales, and a two month southern vacation plan.
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Pacific Junction
Pacific Junction Commercial Club
Esane Orchestra
Dixie
Kelly and Mendenhall
Kelly
Eevee Ee
Rose
School Board and Commercial Club
K. of P. Hall
M. E. Sunday School
Hamilton
Claude Anderson
Omaha
Emma McDonald
Lee Baughman
Davis & Anderson Company
Templeton
George Mason
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Council Bluffs
J. R. Marrin
Cyclone Path Ravages Mills County Reported Wrecks
Detailed Monday Tribune account traces last Sunday's cyclone across Mills County from southwest to Center, naming damaged homes and barns, killed animals, injuries to residents, and mass relief efforts in East Center Henderson Hastings Malvern Glenwood and Council Bluffs alignments.
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Mills County
Monday Tribune
Center
Claude Brooks
Z. T. Richardson
Lester
Jessie McCormick
Fred Sell
Noah Deyton
Less
Tom Markel
Wall Street
East Liberty
George Patrick
Andrew Jackson
William Wartike
John Severn
Jon
Detlef Fischer
Glenwood
Fischer
South Place
Severn
Glenwood Hospital
Miller
Henderson
Hastings
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
K. P
Council Bluffs
Ben Marks Place
St. Mary
Mississippi
Charley Russell
Omaha
the Tribune
Mille County
Nebraska
al Deacon
Robert Kirkpatrick
Mills Court C
Looking Backward at Tribune Files Five Years Ago
Five years ago Lewis M Mayberry known as Tell was killed in a saw mill near Glenwood. A Glenwood citizens ticket named local officials. Mills County Democrats backed W. J. Bryan. Schools Glenwood Silver City Malvern won declamatory prizes at Tabor. Unseasonable weather. thermometer swung 42 to 88. A farmer paid $10 on a 1 cent stamp misdelivery.
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Lewis M Mayberry
Tell
Buffington Timber
Glenwood
W. M. Plimpton
Scott McClure
George McMillen
O. E. Shay
Walter 8. Brown
Mills County
Democrats
W. J. Bryan
Tabor
Silver City
Malvern
Uncle Sam's
Ira
Ross
T. Y. Johnson
Locust Street
William Augh
Folsom
Georgia McDowell
Ernest Cole
Emerson
Eva Linville
Strahan
Burlington
Bacus & Sargent
Pacific Junction
Rawles Township
Twenty Years Ago in Mills County Hastings and Glenwood Notes
Twenty years ago notable items included Floyd McCluskey as the youngest Q line operator at Mills Station, Henry Evernham Jr adding to his hotel, Sheriff Campbell with a crowded county jail, F. M. Bullington buying Bradway’s stake, N. C. Field & Co. publishing the Tribune, multiple licenses issued for marriages, Harry Keffer’s early wheel, J. E. Wickham selling a Glenwood farm to Ira Padgett for 1600 dollars, Mills County’s grain and seed exhibit nearing three car loads, and Glenwood fielding a citizen’s ticket for the city election.
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Floyd McCluskey
Mills
Henry Evernham Jr
Sheriff Campbell
Tribune
F. M. Bullington
N. T. Bradway
N. C. Field & Co
George P. Jennings
Ada B. van Ausdale
D. M. Adams
Lillie M. Barnett
T. J. Shannon
May Jones
John Galjlagher
Mary Wallace
Charles M. Miller
Mary A. Handerson
Harry Keffer
Hastings
J. EB. Wickham
Glenwood
Ira Padgett
Mills County
Thirteen Boys Escape From Institution During Storm
Thirteen boys at the institution escaped last Sunday afternoon and night amid a storm. By yesterday noon all had been located except two or three, and some were seen near McPaul. Mr. Cook reported efforts to locate them continue.
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East Center
Monday Tribune
Donnelly Place
George Shane
J. M. Miller
Henderson
Joel Woods
A. S. Paul
Vera Braden
Vera
John Martin
W. E. Wilson
James Wesrin
Dean Pender
Frank Kelley
Max Lew
Ed Lambert
Wendell Lambert
John Merritt
John Severn
Glenwood Hospital
Fred Reasoner
C. N. Reasoner
Sawyer
McPaul
Cook
Full Mills County Cyclone Account Hits Tribune Sale
The Mills County Tribune prints a full and accurate Sunday cyclone report from Monday's issue and offers several hundred extra copies for sale at the Tribune office while supplies last.
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Mills County Tribune
Tribune
Thay Lash
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Booster Minstrel
Moore
Anderson
Haynie
Shuffler
Evans
Stewart
Payne
Purcell
Fred M
Martin
Kelley
Keily and
Mendenhall
Sherm Stewart
Stewart and Chorus
Bilis Corcoran
Ildvengood Ethene
Manlotin Deereeee
Renee
Arnold
Bree E Ewes
Ssa
Shiffler
Fred Rains
Dunagan Place
Dunnagan Place
W. E. Francis
Francis
Charles Boles
Will Andrews
BE. EB. Clark
J. W. Dunnagan
Gertrude Kirkpatrick
Harold
Opera House
F. E. Mulholland
Fred Durbin
Kneeland
Methodist Church