Home Coming Parade Plans for Shenandoah and Vicinity
Parade coordinators detail formation by township on Hazel and Coolidge streets with Uncle Sam leading, a 2:30 p.m. start, banners, parking plans, traffic control, and designated assembly spots on Third and Second streets. Banquet for soldiers and Red Cross nurses only. calls for hens, free meals at Glenwood and Shenandoah. park use encouraged for picnics.
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Uncle Same
Fife and Drim Corps
Anderson Township
Ingraham Township
Mineola
West Oak St. Marys
Plattville Township
Glenwood Township
Center Township
Silver Creek Township
Malvern
Hastings Emerson Deer Creek Township
White Cloud Township
Rawles Township
Lyons Township
Glenwood City
Uncle Sam
Hazel Street
Sharp
Coolidge
Hazel
St. Marys Township
Green
Nuckelle
Silver Creek
Green Street
Locust
Eaat
Hastings
Tyson Street
Emerson
Deer Creek
White Cloud
Coolidge Street
Saat
Hawkes Township
Locust Street
Coolidge and
Bath
Vine
Walnut
Baptist Church
M. B. Church
Anderson
Ingraham
Oak
Third Ward
Plattville
Rawles
Lyons
First Ward
Congregational Church
Chestnut
Vernon Breedlove
W. F. Hill
Maxwell
Red Oak
D Wee
Shenandoah
Glenwood
Glenwood Park
Red Cross
Doings of the district court reveals multiple estate appointments
The district court appointed G C Reaffeng as administrator of the Daisy Johnson estate with a $2000 bond and as administrator of Willie T Johnson’s estate with another $2000 bond. Mary D Goop was named administratrix of Amiel Goos’s estate with a $1000 bond. Jesse J Grayson was named administrator of Edwin H Grayson’s estate for a bond of $2000, noting Edwin died in St Nazaire France February 6 1919. J P Martin, longtime guardian of Abel Cary Jr, sought authority to obtain real estate after the widow’s death, with N W Colling G8 Purcell and L K Mason appointed as appraisers in the J F Fowlove case. The Pryor Drainage District’s request for judgment was overruled and the Claude Maynes vs Pearl Stiner et al equity suit was settled out of court with a $000 allowance.
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G.C. Reaffeng
Daisy Johnson
Reaffeng
Willie T. Johnson
Mary D. Goop
Amiel Goos
Jesse J. Grayson
Edwin H. Grayson
St. Nazaire
France
J.P. Martin
Abel Cary, Jr
N. W. Colling
Purcell
L. K. Mason
J. F. Fowlo
Pryor
Claude Maynes
Pearl Stiner
Pho
Woman's Texas Letter Describes New Home Life
Helen Barker of Trinity Texas writes from Texas about farm work and garden progress. She notes oats and corn planted, blooming fruit trees, wildflowers, and a Satuma orange tree heavy with fruit. She describes birds, travel by rail, and neighbors. mentions road projects and oil exploration near Trinity. praises the country and compares life favorably to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gene Barker
Meners, Bromley, & Lewis
Mills County
George
Gene
Trinity
Waco
New Orleans
Carliste
Alabama
Rime
Glen-wood
Helen Barker
Tex
Father’s Bedside Notice and County Celebration
W. Fr. Hill received four telegrams on Bur day informing him of his father WrR. Hill’s serious illness at Marquette Michigan. Mr. Hill started Sunday evening for that place to attend Mis County Hogec Coming Celebration honoring soldiers sailors and beds toroRe BurEeR.
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Mis County
Luxury Tax Provisions for Soda Fountains and Ice Cream
Regulation details a 1 cent tax per 10 cents of the sale price on soft drinks, ice cream, sundaes, and similar items sold for consumption at or near soda fountains and related businesses starting May 1, 1919. It defines vendors, taxable sales, and exceptions for traveling vendors, charitable sales, and hotel or club sales. The rule covers on site consumption and proximity sales and outlines how to compute tax per sale.
Treat Em Rough at Rex Theatre in Prescott
William Fox Victory Picture based on The Two Gun Man stars Tom Mix as Ned Ferguson in a two day Rex Theatre engagement. A cattle stampede scene shows Mix bulldogging a steer as panic sweeps 2000 head, with a romance woven through. Most scenes were shot in Prescott, Ariz. Local businesses close May 26 to welcome the heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Charles Alden Seltzer
Rex Theatre
Tom Mix
Fearlegs
Tom
Ned Ferguson
Prescott
Ariz
Family Reunion at Jordan Home Celebrates Birthdays and Memorial Day
A Sunday gathering at the W. 5th Jordan home included Floyd and Victor Pickens of Atlanta, Esther Pickens of Omaha, and many relatives from Sidney and Glenwood. Birthdays for Gene Stiles, Howard Mintle, and Raymond Mintle were noted. Memorial Sunday planning was announced by Comrades Shannon and Hamilton for May 25 at 10 45 a m in the Methodist church, with Rev RD Thompson delivering The Price of Manly Freedom.
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W. 5
Jordan
W. B. Pickens
Sidney
Pickens
Floyd Pickens
Victor Pickens
Atlantic
H. L. Pickens
Mis
Esther Pickens
Omaha
Dwight Pickens
Cornell Bluffs
Gene Stiles
Beatrics
M. N. Thornton
Ribe Hiatt
Everett Thornton
Vesta Thornton
McAllister
Glenwood
Howard Mintle
Porter
Oscar Hiatt
Raymond Mintle
D. J. Shannon
A. J. Hamilton
Methodist Church
Two Men Intercepted in Grocer Booze Run from Omaha
Two Omaha men Harry Fisher and George Goldberg driving a Studebaker were caught near Glenwood for illegal transportation of 676 pints of liquor. They pled guilty, paid fines of 100 dollars each, and the car was confiscated for state use. The incident prompted a local plea to support band concerts and town pride.
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Glenwood
Missouri
Harry Fisher
George Goldberg
Omaha
Harl Beavers
Sunnybrook
Iowa
State Board of Control
Edwards
New Managers Named at Firm in Leadership Change
Announcement notes retirement of Mr. Carl H. Qua and transfer of management to Harry Dean and Wayne Choate. Mr. Swan has led the mechanical department for over a year and Mr. Choate previously worked with the power division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Qua
Harry Dean
Wayne Choate
Swan
My. Choate
Power
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soldiers and Sailors
Nuckolls Street
Egat
Nuckolla
Loguet
First
Fourth
Shapp
Gould
Studebaker
Knox
Wangs
H Fam
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