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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1907

Page

6

Sheriff Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa

By virtue of an execution issued from Mills County District Court to Sheriff L G Linville the sale of real estate owned by C Pearl N R Pearl E Y Hawley and A W Murphy is set for May 27 1807 at the Glenwood courthouse. The property is described as W 4 of the N B 3 N of the S Hw 4 in Mills County and will be sold for cash to settle a judgment of 3050.80 with costs of 983.35 and accruing costs. Sale hours span 10 AM to 4 PM with attendance expected.

District Court Mills County Dows Geo. H. Estes C. ©. Pearl N. R. Pearl Y. Hawley A. W. Murphy Lown Iowa Court House Glenwood L. G. Linville Dalton

Malvern News Roundup Highlights Mills County Talk

Numerous Mills County items appear from Malvern including Breeding’s arm injury after a Saturday kick, High School baseball cancellation, phone exchange activity with 388 lines, and cattle shipments to Chicago. Local business notes cover the Malvern elevator shift, hotel leasing update, and a strike among operators in other cities. Snippets on Wool crop totals, a jeweler trip, and a family’s care at Clarinda asylum conclude the column.

Mills County Df Brehr Obd Strahan Chicago Milton van Doren S A Campbell DeWitt Glenwood Hey Tenry Donner Malvern John Hubbell San Francisco Lee Donner S B Barnes Hubbell Ihe Win M Mitchell Creston Villisca Burlington Denver Colorado Springs Boulder Wellington Colorado Randolph Enterprise Frank LaPorte Clarinda

Henderson Bright Class to Graduate at May Twenty Fourth

Mrs Mary Edmondson travels to Flastings to start her new home. Mrs James Greig of Hastings visits with daughter Mrs Curtis Quarran and brother Chas Vinton. Henderson plans a bright senior class graduation May 24, nine students including Dallas McGrew Agnes Woekenbury May Morris Sylvia Masswell Gwynne Larover George Mouser Glifford Plumb Almon Hougas and Tfarry Paul.

Mary Edmondson Flastings James Greig Hastings Curtis Qurran Chas Vinton Henderson Dallas McGrew Agnes Woekenbury May Morris Sylvia Maswell Gwynne Larover George Mouser Glifford Plumb Almon Hougas Tfarry Paul

Legal Advertisements Preference Notice

Friends of the Tribune may notify attorneys or the officer in charge that they prefer estate and probate notices or other legal publications be run in the Tribune. This request applies to cases in Mills county district or probate courts and related settlements of estates.

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Tribune Job Work Note Sparks Local Debate

Tribune workers discuss a plan to handle job work as Tribune leadership pushes efficiency. The proposal highlights potential shifts in staffing, wage structure, and project deadlines, drawing reactions from union reps and city editors. Officials say the aim is better service with tighter schedules.

Sugar beets in England plan for Lincolnshire factory

Notwithstanding concerns over foreign sugar competition, Consul I W Mahin reports English beet trials flourishing and a Lincolnshire farm yielding about 20 tons per acre last year while experts say midland England can supply quality and quantity. The piece notes fears of bounties ending and calls for government guarantees to attract capital for beet sugar factories.

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His Little Joke on Madison Street Curtain Call

A lanky man led a crowd on Madison Street to a railing scene crying that something in the river was the famed Patagonian diamond. The crowd, uneasy, seized the suspect and his satchel and drove him away from the neighborhood.

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