Glenwood items and visits fill local page
The Glenwood column notes many movers and shakers including Ivory & Otis farm loans, Wilson Drug Co, Bower Bros plumbing, and Dr DeWitt. Local gatherings, visits from Omaha and Malvern, a school discipline case, and upcoming events at Northwestern University are mentioned along with shop updates and a village wind incident at the ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otto
Wilson Drug Company
Raymond Trisler
Bower Bros
Fbaugh
Glenwood field day winners and new Transmittaphone debut
Glenwood high school field meet winners are led by Ernest Stout who dominated sprints and distances, with Lawrence Bogart and others earning multiple places. The article also notes L B Robinson’s installation of a Transmittaphone to showcase phonograph music for gatherings and promotional use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tabor
Ernest Stout
Ival Crouch
Lawrence Bogart
Cliff Butler
Ralph Hein‘Sheimer
Ralph Heiusheimer
Gifford Hale
Leverett Seymore
Wayne Bogart
Silver City Social Notes and Local Anecdotes
Silver City notes report W Whittington hosting a visit from a Way arrived last Friday. George Tucker, a locally known young man, was buried April 30 at Woorlbine to Grace Wimberly. Mr and Mrs Alyn Mason enjoyed a shower at the latter’s mother’s home. Mrs GT Rew has returned from Vue Lincols satitarium after weeks of treatment. Rew attended Guts first of last week and accompanied her ita. Epworth League held a lecture by Lire is about boyhood in Bwilaeehanel. details described community events and forthcoming May 2 observances with local names and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S’. Jones
Malvern
Clarence Jones
Lewis Robinson
Everett Kinney
Omaha
A.C. Standiford
Institution
Riverton
Wyoming
Charles McMillen
Red Oak
Ernest White
Yes Moines
Highland Park College
Baseball Park
Sli
A. Ring
California
Tubbs
W. H. Fickel
Gerald
George Boileau
J. F. Isely
Glenwood
Weaver
Emma Callison
Griswold
A. J. Howe
Sadie Black
Thomas Buckingham
Plimpton
Rev. C. M. Ward
Chicago
Theological School
Northwestern University
Tle
Grifith
M. I. Pearce
John
A. J. Gindsyz
Silver Creek
Will Lutz
George Banister
Lutz
Belleshale
Walnut Street
W. Humphrey
Wilson Drug Store
Rack Wright
Mis County
Nate of
McCay
Charles Woraft
Wiladymouth
Dewuine de Millard
Irstun
Hawkeye
Bar Brothers
W Whittington
George Tucker
Woorlbine
Grace Wimberly
Alyn Mason
GT Rew
Vue Lincols
Sls
Mis Rew
Thies Epworth League
Swan
Lelepela
T‘lastings
White Cloud
Randolph
Imogene
Henry Dolph
Dolph
Irvin
Oklahoma
Ervin
Joe Wortman
Tip Patrick
Purcell
Mills County
Andy Wearin
Hastings Teachers Chosen for Upcoming School Year
Prof AE Tipple elected principal of Prescot schools and will move in June. Vernon Johnson selected for Thurman grammar, Miss Minnie Rhoads Emerson to lead intermediate grade. Mamie Hicks not returning as primary teacher. Other local items cover visits, ball game 8 to 6, and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . Davenport
Henderson
Vernon Johnson
Thurman
Minnie Rhoads
Emerson
Mamie Hicks
Notice to Horse Breeders Seeks Stud Service This Season
Notice from Soho Hopp of Glenwood announcing purchase of a fine bay Norman stallion age four weight 1500 who will stand for service Mondays at Wm Jens place Tuesdays at Albert Schosnings Wednesdays at Mineola Thursdays at John Roenfeldt Fridays and Saturdays at the breeder's Glenwood home terms two to insure colt to stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens
Albert Schosning
Mineola
John Roenfeldt
Glenwood
Finkenstein's Decar Load Of Berry Crates And Baskets
A decar load of berry crates and baskets stacks up at Finkenstein's yard as workers prepare shipments. No further details on destination or quantities are provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear place names and entities
The readable text shows scattered fragments such as town names and personal names but lacks a coherent event or subject. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are identifiable to summarize a specific article.
Quiet Title Suit Notice in Mills County Iowa
District court in Mills County Iowa charges Nis Dayson against unknown claimants of undivided half of northwest quarter of northwest quarter section four township seventy three range forty. Plaintiff claims title by prescription and seeks quiet title. Publication required weekly in Glenwood Tribune for six weeks beginning April 1907 with final date in September 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Town
Nis Dayson
Milly Conmnty
Iowa
Mille
United States
Thomis A. Vivens
Ain
Thomas A. Evane
Glenwood
Lowa
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Glen- Woop
E. G. Woodrow
Ferguson Grocery Store
West Side
Ivory & Otis
Lowes
L. B. Gail
Wall Paper
F.M. McCluskey
South Side
Robinson’s
DeWitt
Wickban
Lewis
Walter
M. J. Williams
Clara Hanson Moulton
Pueblo
Colo
George Brower
Muscatine
Workman Grand Lodge
Des Moines
If. Double
Council Bluffs
Wicks
Jennie Ostrem
The
Canning Company
Kyle Wright Tilt
Gertrude Starbuck
Lulu DeLashmutt Dean
Oskaloosa
J. E. Ebaugh
Inquirer
James Royal
M. J. Wise
Jiams
James
Frank Donelan
Mershall
Stephen I. Sawyer
C. E
Cottage Hotel
F. M. Burlington
Plymouth Book
A. Subappel
H. J. Clipson
Mutual Fine
M. AL. Jeffries
Barker
Glewoud
Ebaugh
Optn
Glenwoud
Emma Monroe
Ipaon
Route 3
Peter
Howe
Hudson House
Wickerahain
Aiti
Couety
Haronberl
Walanee
Walanee 1Blue Ited Pene Wid Other Jiniprovenerts Inet Vyural Poule
Usle
Aed
Ohare
Wana Tanis Louk Bos Ld
Uhenebes
L. 8
Robinson
Mitts County
Ernest Stont
Ralph Heinsheimer
Olwy Butler
Earl Kiddoo
Eugene Hale
Edwin Dean
Silver City
Hastings
Tittle
Jake’ Achenbach
Strahan
May Barnes
Pacific Junction
John Barnes
AE Tipple
Prescot
H Robbing
Will
Joe
Curtland
Neb
Thomas Gidley
Sidney
Porter
Monmouth
Ill
Mrs Underwood
Soho Hopp
Finkenstein’s
Avery
Menty Kang
Swartz & Co
Wirt
Glenwood, Luwa
Bey Vie ‘Triane
Yar Ulin
Buster Brown
Yee Byster
Woodruffp
Glenwoot
A.B. Thornele
Luwa
Edison Phonographs
Edison
Victor Phonographs
Edison Phonograph Distributors
Glenwood, Lowa
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