Candidacy filings mark county offices and party tickets
Nomination filing deadlines passed on May 5 for county officers and May 16 for district posts. Republican slate includes Representative Buffington and incumbents at several offices. Democratic ticket lists Donelan in District 34 and Linville among treasurer candidates. A Farm Bureau report outlines plans to study cooperative marketing and department interests, with a report to the federation’s executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Buffington
Por
W. M. Moore
Frank Choate
Glenwood
W. 8. Brown
Carrie L Wright
J. Buckingham
Lyons Township
Sherman Jones
Silver Creek Township
F. &. Donelan
H. McSweeney
Henderson
Ralph D. Linville
G. W. Myers
Allen Watts
Plattville Township
Glenwood Boy Becomes Captain Of Vermilion Battery
The Tribune notes Glenwood native D. Clarence has risen to captain of Battery F, 147th Field Artillery in Vermilion. The unit, 68 members strong, harbors 82 horses with equipment and drills weekly. They head to Ft. Meade on June 26 for a two week encampment, highlighting Vermilion as home to a notable artillery leader.
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Carter
Tribune
Glenwood Boys
Vermilion
D. Clarance
147Th Field Artillery
Clarence
Ft. Meade
State University of South Dakota
Glenwood
Memorial services for Hans Porter at Holiness Church
The Holiness church will hold special memorial services for Hans Porter who died in Africa on February 19. The service is Sunday May 14 at 2 30 p m with eulogies by prominent church members possibly from Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. A choir from Tabor will provide music and all citizens are invited.
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Holiness Church
Hans Porter
Africa
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Porter
Tabor
Glenwood Triumphs In Lounging Season Opener
Glenwood defeated a Tabor team 16 to 1 in the first Sunday game of the season. Captain Perry Bishop led Glenwood with a lineup including Russell Phifer Edgar Hughes Guy Utterback Harry Patterson Lloyd Hunter Peter Halsey and Paul Hooker.
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Perry Bishop
Tabor
Glenwood
Russell Phifer
Edgar Hughes
Guy Utterback
Harry Patterson
Lloyd Hunter
Peter Halseys
Paul Hooker
Farm Bureau funds study of European cooperative marketing
The American Farm Bureau Federation has commissioned Samuel Adams, editor of the American Fruit Grower, to study co operative marketing in Europe. Adams will sail on the Olympic Jung on June 8 to England for initial investigations, with months of work ahead examining England Ireland Denmark Norway Sweden France and Germany.
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Pest
Adama
American Farm Bureau Federation
Europe
Samuel Adams
American Fruit Grower
England
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
France
Germany
Adams
Farmer Faces Quarantine Charge Over Tuberculosis Cow
In Edgar county Tl a farmer declared a TB test unreliable and sold a cow whose milk sickened five of seven children in the hireling family. A dog and cat also contracted TB after drinking the milk. A warrant issues against the owner for breaking quarantine and potential manslaughter if a child dies.
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Edgar County
Library funding discussed at Chamber of Commerce meeting
Attendance nears forty as Chamber of Commerce hears library board members discuss library needs finances and crisis. Dr Agan spoke on library work Mrs Hill cited the library’s financial status J S Chamberlin urged action on the crisis A committee was formed to confer with the City Council and a proposed transfer of water fund receipts was rejected as not feasible.
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Chamber of Commerce
Library Board
Agan
W. F. Hill
J. S. Chamberlin
Chamber
Sweet Spring Verse Echoes Rustic Town Life
A fragmentary poem of the season and romance, noting spring’s arrival with birds, rain, and flirtations. The speaker comments on fashion, weather, and humorous lines about hats and attire, ending with a jumbled signature line.
Proud and Happy Boy Dowl on lower Locust street
Garreid Baker, a schoolboy on lower Locust street, built a radio outfit from scavenged material and began experiments. After initial uncertainty he tweaked the device and, on Monday, heard messages from the Omaha Grain Exchange clearly, marking his first successful reception and expanding his listening range.
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Dowl
Locust Street
Hoes
Garreid
Omaha Grain Exchange
Corn Planting Week Report in Mille County
Across Mille county farmers begin planting week with many hundreds of acres slated for sowing. The soil is in good condition though some areas would benefit from rain.
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Mille County
Glenwood Legion Dance Planned for May 19
The Glenwood Legion announces another popular dance to be held Friday May 19 at their venue. Sammy's 3 é a D provides music and entertainment for the event.
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Glenwood Legion
Sammy
Glenwood Civic Column Highlights Local Improvements
Glenwood residents report front parking upgrades and new paint for homes. The Masonic temple on the square draws praise, while streets gain gas poles and elm seeds invite planting. Notable projects include two porch additions, a story and a half bungalow, and a Willard Service building near the Glenwood Granite Works. The Civic Committee invites tips on progress and the dandelion battle continues amid spring cleaning.
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Mary Tolles
John Y.stone
North Vine
Maude Skillicorn
Sharp Street
Light Company
South Vine Street
Frank Raine
Harry Lincoln
River Ferry
Pacific Junction
Federal Road
East Sharp Street
Mary McDonald
John Y. Stone
Upper Vine
Johnson
South Linn Street
Willard
W. R. Bruce
Glenwood Granite Works
Ward Baker
East Green Street
Tribune
Glenwood
Woman's Club
Mother's Day Tribute Across Great Minds and Poets
A collection of quotes honoring mothers from Abraham Lincoln to John Quincy Adams and Macaulay, praising maternal prayers, guidance, and love. The piece closes with a poet’s ode to mothers, framing motherhood as a divine gift of joy and gentleness.
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Abraham Lincoln
John Quincy Adams
Mother's Day Ode by Alta Wrenwick Brown
A flowing poem celebrates mothers as divine and earthly guardians. It blends celestial imagery with maternal affection, praising motherhood's grace and unselfish love. The piece culminates in a chorus of gratitude to God for Mother's Day and the enduring spirit of mothers.
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Heaven
Earth
Alta Wrenwick Brown
Golden blossoms endure despite human bids to cut him down
The speaker speaks of a figure who shifts garments to a feathered ball as zephyrs move him across the land. In youth or age, deadly liquid poured on his bed does not stop him, and he returns with a gleam of golden blossoms. He defies human effort to destroy him.
Hawker and Anderson Married in Greenfield Ceremony
John M. Hawker of Creston wed Miss Amy N. Anderson, a Pacific Junction girl, at high noon Saturday in the Methodist parsonage with Pastor Heyw. Mere dith officiating. Groom son of Creston residents Mr. and Mrs. Hawker. bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson of Pacific Junction. They plan to reside in Creston.
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Pacific Junction
Greenfield
John M. Hawker
Creston
Amy N. Anderson
Hey
W. KH. Meredith
John Hawker
Victor Anderson
Glenwood Woman's Club Hosts County Federation Meeting
The Glenwood Woman's Club will host the county federation gathering on Monday, May 18 at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church. It is the last regular meeting of the club year and will include a social session. Myra C. G. Saunders will attend, with district chairman Mrs. H. C. Houghton Jr. possibly present.
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Glenwood Woman's Club
Glenwood Woman’s ‘Club
Myra. C. G. Saunders
Pottawattamie County
H. C. Houghton Jr
Red Oak
Letter From Valley City Man Explains Rodman Absence
A Valley City North Dakota letter from Middlewest Trust Company reports that Frank Rodman plans a different route back home after striking two cows on his current trip. He fears the owner may be on the road next time if he returns via the same route.
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Frank Rodman
North Dakota
Valley City
N. D
Middlewest Trust’ Company
Mary Pickford Stars in Suds at Crystal as Best Characterization
Mary Pickford delivers a standout performance in Suds at the Crystal, debuting Monday and Tuesday. She plays Amanda Afflick, a laundress who befriends a left-behind shirt owner and spins romantic tales to entertain fellow workers, while the shirt’s return stirs longing and adventure.
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Suds
Mary Pickford
United Artists
Crystal
Miss Pickford
London
Horace Greensmith
Amanda Afflick
Amanda
Horace
Clearing The Docket In A Busy Court Session
Court settled and dismissed three suits involving Hickman Johnson and May against Parmele Hates and guardian Sam Estes with costs taxed. Final report of administrator W J Barnard approved discharging David G McMillan estate. Multiple probate matters, guardianships, and injunctions noted along with verdict in State of Iowa vs Ray Hughes for burglary and forthcoming sentencing. Administrative changes and divorces also recorded with bonds and alimony agreements.
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National Loan & Trust Co
A. S.howards
Frank Sharkey
State of Iowa
Ray Hughes
Martin
Hastings
Hughes
J. E. Mariner
St. Madison
Sioux City
Peters
Mineola
Lizabeth Buffington Bogart
R. Buffington
Mirza Stout
Wn. Stsut
Emma Fields
G. W. Mulica
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Emma Larson
Walter Larson
Alfred Peterson
Victor Peterson
G. M. Jones
Business Girls Meet in Court Room Gathering
The Business Girls club held its regular Tuesday meeting in the court room. They dined cafeteria style and enjoyed a fine repast. Two male guests attended this occasion as Miss Mary Roe Vaa presided over an informal program of toasts.
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Business Girls’ Club
Mary Roe Vaa
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Chamber of Commerce and
State
Jane
Nancy
Boston
Civic Column
Thomas Babbington Macauley
Hawker-Anderson
Mills County
Pickford
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