Memorial for William Hittle in Glenwood Is Noted
The funeral of William Henry Hittle, a longtime Mills County resident, was held May 3 1915 in Glenwood with large attendance. He served in the Civil War, worked for the Burlington Railroad and later as a rural carrier, and was active in G A R and Odd Fellows. He left a wife and six children, with many relatives attending from nearby towns and distant states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Hittle
Glenwood
Mills County
Henderson
Hastings
Hittle
Burlington Railroad
R. FD
G. A. R. Post
Thomas Clune
Alonzo Mryberry
George McMillan
M. T. Deupree
H. R. Lyons
W. 8
Little Rock
Arkansas
United States
Monroe County
Sara M. Hisham
Louilla
Iowa
John M
Minnie
Htta
Cora M. Tillman
Wfe
C. B. & Q. Railway
Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenwood Church
Hamilton
Henderson IL
O. O. F. Lodge
Minnie Lowash
Etta Agiun
Bessie Gillis
Cora Goltry
Helen Hittle
Jane Darnell
Mary Parker
Ida Sikes
Austrians Quit Riprap Work As Greeks Fill In
A dozen Austrians who came to work on riprap near Folsom left last week after wages on the steel gang proved lower. Twenty five Greeks were shipped into Tolsom on Monday to fill the vacancies and boost riprap output. The town also hosts a cirus in town Tuesday and various local social updates from Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Tolsom
How to Rid Radish Beetles Crop Advice from Kansas Papers
A reader clipping reports two flea beetle species harming radish crops. Entomology professor George A. Dean advises this control: spray foliage with lead arsenate to coat leaves, or dust with air slaked lime, sand plaster, tobacco dust, or pyrethrum before dawn when dew coats plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Kansas
Gorge A. Dean
The
Agricultural College
Dean
Prisoner Pleads for Tribune to Home Fort Madison Letter
Arno Schaller writes from Ft. Madison penitentiary to the Tribune with thanks for the local paper and a wish to visit friends. He envisions coon hunting and meal ideas at home, expresses hope to return, and asserts he has not ashamed of his name in Glenwood. He ends with a note that Ft. Madison is all right.
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Arno Schaller
Tribune
Ft. Madison
Glenwood
The
Secure Headstones at Daniels
Headstone flag holders for Glenwood cemetery graves have been received and may be secured at the R. H. Daniel hardware store. No charge is required. Friends or relatives of the old soldiers are asked to place the holders before Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
R. H. Daniel Hardware
State bank examiner named for southern Iowa
K. Anderson cashier of State Sayings Bank of Pacific Junction is appointed by Governor Clark as state bank examiner for southern Iowa. He will work from Des Moines while remaining connected to his Pacific Junction bank and its management. He plans to be home two workdays weekly and will not move away. G. F. Davis and Louis Boyle will handle bank interests in his absence. The appointment marks a notable Mills County recognition by Governor Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Anderson
Bank of
Pacific Junction
Clark
Iowa
Anderson
Des Moines
Mr. Davis
G. F. Davis
Louis Boyle
Mills County
The School Teacher in a City Setting
A humorous overview of the life of a school teacher, detailing daily routines and duties from 8:30 a.m. onward. It mocks lectures, reform efforts, and the broad range of subjects taught, then shifts to a seller note and an ad for two used autos. The piece blends social critique with a classifieds ending.
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William Henry Hittla
Pontoosuc
Hancock County
Illinois
Iowa Infantry
Fremont
Miscouri
Army of the West
Shiloh
Corinth
Co. K. Missouright Artillery
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Libby
Richmond
William Criswell
Godgey
Godsey
Sam
Jack
Buffalo Gap
South Dakota
Steve
Oregon
Pacific Junction High School
F. B. Tose
P. Larson
Circus
Dr. Bacon
Ernest Scott
Robert Bogle
Pullman Jr
Vern Belden
Mesdames
John Olsen
Anna Gustafson
Kathryn Martin
T. H. Martin
August Anderson
Miss Elsie
Miss Sharp
Denver
Colorado
Josephine Supple
Dave Epperson
Ed Harris
Stacy Lee
Folcom
Golden Crouch
Martin
FP. B. Shuffler
Neb
R. J. Sellers
Mer-ritt Mendenhall
Dudley DeLashmutt
Albert Buckingham
Chas. F. Davis
Franklin
Lincoln
Margaret Langdon
Annia Moran
Council Bluffs
W. J M. Moore
I. B. Steel
Bartlett
Troth
Fred Carlson
Creston
Evernham Place
Mr. Goldstein
iSupt. Allen
John Hawker
William Crook
William
Furniure
J. J. Marvin
Ames
Blanche
Tuella Rhoades
Darenta
James Rhoades
Pacific City
Will Anderson
Maud Walker
Shenandoah
Harry Etherington
Richard Fisher
Joe Perkins
Parkville
Zemah McNa‘mara
Joe
Steel
Wang Force
J. J. Green
Lou Gammon
B. L. Mendenhall
Will Criswell
Wes Mullica
Wes
F. B. Shuffler
W. Shuffler
Excelsior Springs
Shuffler
Frank
O. Burgess
Ed Anderson
Eid
Abraham
Hbenezer
Rebekah
Buick
van Loons
Bobby
PARVA
Comeron Watch
Daniels
Gov. Clarke
Philadelphia Bulletin
Patagonia
John Bauer
Plattsmouth
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