Over $200 Raised for Frisco Fund in Glenwood Event
Glenwood reports a total San Francisco fund collection of 206.65 with 143.10 from subscriptions and the rest from Friday night entertainment. Receipts totaled 73.40 with 9.85 expenses. Opera house and talent were donated. Chalk Talk by C. F. Wolfe drew praise. Performers included Miss Carroll White, Mrs. E. Timmerman, Stevenson and Fogarty, and Mabel Gibbs. Old 51st regiment boys aided a special fund for Frisco relief. Will Record family safe in Oakland. Pace family impacted by the fire. legal note on property rights after divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
San Francisco
C. F. Wolfe
Cartoon Inc
Lost Boy Found or Described as Missing Seventeen Years
Richmond Byers, a six year old stolen from Seelyville Indiana two years ago, was located with a band of gypsies at Boone wearing girls clothing and identified by town newspaper descriptions. A body resembling John Boyce was found on the Nebraska riverbank but differed by hair. Boyce disappeared after leaping from a Fulton river crossing on April 4 with no body recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Byers
Seeleyville
Ind
Boone
John Boyce
Nebraska
Boyce
Boyes
Flenton
Supreme Court ruling reshapes divorce law nationwide
The United States Supreme Court issues a sweeping decision limiting state dissolution of marriages to resident couples, invalidating later marriages after a divorce granted on non resident grounds. The ruling, praised as highly consequential, challenges Diversions like the South Dakota model and signals broad upheaval in marital law and property cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Deaths of Mills county settlers shape somber obituary page
Frank Dashner a prominent Mills county farmer dies at his Glenwood home from blood poisoning after a barbed wire cut aged 78 He lived in the county 48 years and is survived by his wife and four children The funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 am from his home conducted by Rev Briggs Burial at Glenwood cemetery Joshua Shelby 81 dies near Glenwood after 40 years in Mills county Funeral held at Waubonsie church Rev Kephart Hillsdale resident Edward Kerns dies at his Hillsdale home after months of illness from dropsy Funeral at United Brethren church burial in Hillsdale cemetery Mary C Wilson born 1828 died in Emerson aged 77 years 11 months 20 days Funeral held at Emerson Baptist church April 24
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Frank Dashner
Mills County
Glenwood
Dashner
New York
Briggs
Burr Oak Friends Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Joshua Shelby
Waubonsie
Kephart
Hall
James
Daniel Bailey
Richard Hubbell
Frank Coleman
Samuel Powers
Edward Kerns
Hillsdale
United Brethren Church
Boyd
Mary C. Wilson
Maggie Gwathmey
Cowellsville
Emerson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Robert G. Wilson
Wm. Boswell
Wisconsin
Thomas Boswell
Harrison County
Hattie Gwathmey
Omaha
Baptist Church
Leg Crushed in Steam Shovel Incident
Crane operator H. E. Buntie on a steam shovel cleaning sliding cuts between Emerson and Red Oak slipped on a greasy floor. He grabbed the throttle as the machine started and was caught in the heavy chain around the iron cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntie
Emerson
Red Oak
New Deputy Clerk Walter Brown Named Under Clerk Gourly
Walter Brown, formerly county recorder, begins duties as deputy to Clerk Gourly. He replaces G B Vantforn who left Sunday for Rapid City South Dakota to become bookkeeper for the railroad grading firm of Lamaroux Peterson Nicholson. Brown is described as a good police man and a competent official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Gourly
G. B. Vantforn
Rapid City
Lamaroux, Peterson & Nicholson
Brown
Who Knows Them Petition Fraud in Pacific Junction
The Tribune reports an urgent Malvern petition fraud probe, listing 31 supposedly local names found likely fictitious by Pacific Junction residents. The article notes minors, non residents, and forged signatures, with 88 of 159 Malvern precinct names unlocatable, 10 illegal, 27 repeats, and urges Malvern papers to prove genuine signers or concede fraudulent methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
The
Tribune
Pacific Junction
Junction
Glenwood
Ot Malvern
Glenwood Committee
Plattville Township
Missionary Teacher Sails for Taos Siam in August
Miss Huila Van Vranken, formerly of Tabor and Emerson schools, has been assigned by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. She will sail from San Francisco mid August for Taos in Siam as her first field of labor. Before sailing she visits New York for final instructions and plans a return trip through Milton, Oregon, where she taught last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huila van Vranken
Tabor
Emerson
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
San Francisco
Taos
Siam
Priory
New Yorks
Goast
Milton
Ore
Munsinger Plans Large Three-Barn Complex Farm Structure
The Beacon reports Albert Munsinger is building a barn complex north of Tabor, claiming it will be the largest and best in the area. The structure combines three barns for horses, cattle, and hay, with a 30 by 50 foot horse section and a 30 by 100 foot cattle and hay section, set on a concrete foundation totaling 306 feet, with heavy timber framing.
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Munsinger
Albert Munsinger
Tabor
Tts
Eight Wolf Cubs Mournful Howls Heard in Oak Township
In eastern Oak township evenings a pair of coyotes mourn their lost pups. Named observers Chris Schoening, Gus Deitchler, Louis Deitchler note the eerie cries as the bereaved animals vocalize in the dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Township
Chris Schoening
Gus Deitchler
Louis Deitchler
Hunters Find Den of Cubs in Mineola Area
John Lohse located a den on the Ferdinand Destwiler eighty south of Mineola and dug out eight cubs. Auditor Rgan issued a county order for $16. They set traps for the adults and one trap snapped a foot but the animal broke loose before morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lohse
Ferdinand Destwiler
Mineola
Rgan
Caught in Cupid's Coils R O Hall Weds Lillian Ware
R O Hall and Miss Lillian Ware married last Tuesday at Hastings Nebraska. The groom, known as Rolly, is eldest son of Thos L Hall of Glenwood. Bride from Red Oak, known in Glenwood, recently worked at the Institution. The couple now employed at the Nebraska insane hospital at Hastings and supervise a ward together. Best wishes from Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Hall
Lillian Ware
Hastings
Neb
Rolly
Thos. L. Hall
Glenwood
Red Oak
Institution
New Road Drag Law Enacted for Township Highways
The legislature passes a road drag bill effective immediately. Secs authorize township trustees to hire a road drag for highway work with approval by trustees and under road superintendent direction. Preference given to abutting land occupants. Compensation limited to fifty cents per mile per drag and no more than five dollars per mile per year.
Glenwood High field day and Tabor meet planned
The Glenwood High School field day is set for Friday May 11 with two weeks later the state meet at Tabor on May 26. Ernest White and Leon DeBrokun traveled to Council Bluffs to protest Hamburg high school’s McCracken, alleged as a professional, barred from Tabor contests after scoring 387 of 61 points for Hamburg last year.
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Glenwood
Tabor
Ernest White
Leon DeBrokun
Council Bluffs
McCracken
Hamburg
Alienating Wire's Affections suit filed in Hamburg bank row
Charles D. Butterfield, cashier of Farmers National Bank Hamburg, sues Minatree H. W. Catron, cashier at Farmers Bank Nebraska City, for 830000 damages claiming alienation of his wife since 1904. Butterfield married Sept 16 1900 and lived with wife until Dec 25 1904. Mrs Butterfield has a divorce suit pending in Omaha. Catron is charged with causing the alienation.
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Charles D. Butterfield
Farmers National Bank of Hamburg
Minatree HW
Catron
Farmers Bank of
Nebraska City
Making Good Road Bed for Burlington Ballast Plan
Burlington will receive ballast from Breckenridge Missouri to fortify the wain line between Mastings and Kimerson. About 37 000 yards of ballast will be spread at other points on the division. The clay ballast in Griswold pit will be applied to the main line this spring and the entire road bed will be overhauled now.
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Burlington
Breckenridge
Mastings
Kimerson
Griswold
Market Day preparations in Glenwood for auction and festivities
Glenwood gears up for the first market day of the season with an Institution band, an auction sale led by Stroud, and a push to stock livestock implements. Farmers are urged to bring items for sale while merchants offer deep discounts along the Noe. Read on for local specials from Howe's Pharmacy to Hawkeye Clothing House and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Institution
Stroud
Howe
Adv
Wilson Drug Co
KH. M. Meyers
Adv. KS
Bogart
L. EB
Geil
Buch & Murphy
Dempster
Fire destroys Geo. ?. Rev barn at Silver City
A large barn belonging to Geo. ?. Rev at the north edge of Silver City burned early Sunday morning with all contents. Fourteen horses and cattle were inside along with feed and harness. The inferno left the property with about $1,000 in losses. origin suspected as lightning. The barn and livestock were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Silver City
New Nasby at Malvern Chan. CG. Baird named postmaster
Baird appointed postmaster at Malvern succeeding J. D. Paddock who has served well. The note lauds Paddock as first-class and announces the change. Also listed are real estate style notices and local items, including farm livestock for sale and a church disruption remedy.
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New Nasby
Malvern
Chan
CG. Baird
J. D. Paddock
Mr. Paddocik
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Frisco
Iowa
Golden Gate City
E. O. Pace
VD. Pace
C. J. Clemmer
Red Oak Company
Prisco
Will Record
S. B. Record
Oakland
Tom Harris L
Lowder E
Carson Gee
Garman
Sain BP
Harris A. W
Burke O
Coffee G
Smith Jno Murphy
John Neilson
Joe Parks
A. B. Bakeree
Eee
Ray Richards
W. J. Merril Mack Jouseph
Chas. Clark
Ed Duzenberry
Harry Cavelock
Harry Hand
CG. J. Aikins
Turner A. Scott
J. H. Kelley
Thos. Wilson
Harry Jenkins
Jas. Conners
Jas
W. Williams
Joan Jenkins
Joe Murphy
Hollister
Centa
A J Howe
Odd Fellows
Ingraham Township
Odd Fellowship
Oxford Hotel
Cemetery Association
Coxey
Opera House
John Parker
Spellering
Moser
Brothers
H. A. Huffaker
W. M. Moore
Peter Jacobs
Glenwood Lodge
Jacobs
Bro. W. M. Moore
Harry Plumb
C. BE
Tucker
Rebecca Depres
Bros. M. Miller
J. RB. Graham
Otis
Huffaker
J. W. Dunagan
Rev. Moser
Cupid
Wire
D. G. Jaminson & Co
Sea
D. L. Heinsheimer & Co
A. Stiwagon
Theo
Bower Bros
Secadv
Glenwood Drug Co
W. W. DeWitt & Co
Timmerman & Hamilton
Hawkeye Clothing House
Seeady
Cg, E. Swartz & Co
Laraway’s
Alva Williams
Jaws
Foley
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