Rural Mills County commencement plans highlight graduation lists
The Tribune will publish a Mills County wide commencement program list with high school graduates and their schools. Hastings and Emerson areas feature multiple ceremonies from May 10 to May 31 including baccalaureate addresses, class plays, diplomas, and special music performed by local teachers and students.
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Esmeralda
T. A. Barker
Hastings High School
M. A. Gable
T. B
Hastings
Ligh School
Walter Mason
Edgar Christy
J*red Priest
Abner Clark
Elmer Wallahan
Amerson
Timmy
Wilkins of
Emerson
Lynn
Ruth Collins
Rob’t. Z. Lee
Estella Anderson
Maude McDowell
Hlaine
Abel
Laura Ballain
Raymond Loie
Martha Salmons
tYouth
Trebe
Johnson
Kehoe’s
Della Whalen
Pauline Crown
Gladys Longshore
Carlow M Saar
Paul Saar
Ralph Viner
Merle Triplett
Champ Harover
Carl T Carlson
Ralph la Hue
Leah James
Viva Carter
Octavia Harover
Lulu Strader
Bessie Phillips
Ina Henderson
Rey C N Bigelow
Alta Summitt
Masters
Weather notes show freezing temps and frost reach Mills County
Mills County observers report three degrees below freezing Monday night. Andrew Schappel cites 38 degrees the coldest, with 88 Sunday night and 33 Tuesday morning. Tuesday frost touched low areas, pea bean and tomato plants slightly damaged, other crops spared, ice forming in many locations, residents report frozen water in at least ten townships.
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Hl. H. McCartney
Pacific Junction
Andrew Schappel
Glenwood
Peope
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Mills County apple crop outlook favors quality over quantity
Mills County expects a smaller overall apple crop than last year though quality should surpass in most varieties. Jonathans scarce while Grimes Golden and Winesap crops rise. Ben Davis, Mammoth Black Twig, Utter Red, Duchess and Wealthy show mixed changes. Severe winter checked pests but kept fruit season slightly retarded. Cut flowers priced high. orders open for Decoration and Commencement Day events.
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Mills County
Jonathans
J. W. Murphy
Murphy
Grimes
Ben Davis
River Cuts Through to Endanger Tracks at Volsom
The Missouri river began cutting again near the big hole at Volsom after heavy rain north of the area. Trains and work crews rushed to protect the lines as the river undermined property and tore riprap while night shifts resumed under Trainmaster Slughes.
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Wolsom
Burlington Railroad
Volsom
Here
Big Hole
Bennett
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Red Men Establish Waubonsie Tribe No 157 Lodge Here
The Improved Order of Red Men opened a lodge named Waubonsie Tribe No 157 with a large delegation from Council Bluffs and Des Moines officers present. Twenty five charter members are now full fledged Red Men. The lodge meets biweekly at the O O F hall. Officers elected include Hamilton Prophet Phifer Sachem DeWolf Sr Sagamon Shirley Lewis Jr Sagamon Kirkendall keeper of Records Lugsch keeper of Wampum Will Rathke trustee one year Cunningham trustee two years Murphy trustee three years. Lunch and cigars followed the installation and Day speech.
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Council Bluffs
Des Moines
O. O. FL
Co. P. Hamilton
Prophet
Phifer
Sachem
B. DeWolf
Sagamon
Shirley Lewis
Jr. Sagamon
Q. I. Kirkendall
Wm. Lugsch
Wampum
Will Rathke
R . Cunningham
Clayton Murphy
Mr. Day
Peal Estate Transfers Across Regions
Peter Nielson transfers over 100 acres in West Oak to CE Dillion in town sections 21 and 16. Jay Lecka sells 75 acres in Lyons section 28 to J H Shuster. GC L Hanks transfers part of lot 30 on Tyni 3 street in Glenwood to Robert Morris. GC P Hanks transfers part of lot 32 on Lynn street in Glenwood to Robert Morris. A Junquis to Re Haynie covers lots 357 to 361 and 364, 366, 309 in Pacific Junction eases.
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Peter Nielson
CE Dillion
Peeiae
West Oak
Jay Lecka
J H Shuster
Section
Lyons
L Hanks
Robert Morris
Tyni
Glenwood
P Hanks
Lynn Street
Haynie
Pacific Junction
Eases
Tabor Meet Rescheduled With Rain Postponement
Tabor high school postponed a district meet due to rain and will host the event this coming Saturday with Glenwood Malvern Thurman Sidney Carson and other schools listed. J J Wilcox & Sons of Council Bluffs donate a bouquet prize while the Tabor class play is moved to Friday and Saturday night.
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Jawa High School
Tabor
J. J. Wilcox & Sons
Council Bluffs
Glenwood High School
Forge
Glenwood
Malvern
Thurman
Sidney
Carson
Larragut
Elghit
Randolph
Optimistic Outlook in Mills County Banks Report
Mills County banks report a broadly optimistic financial outlook, portraying Mills County as possibly the state’s wealthiest by size and population. The compiled statements reference numerous institutions including Mills County National, Glenwood State Bank, Malvern National, Farmers National Henderson, Tabor State Bank, and others, suggesting robust local banking sentiment despite scattered odd OCR fragments.
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Mills County National
Glenwaud
Malvern National
Malvern
Ops Goat Pirst National
He Farmers National
Henderson
Pirst National
Tabor
Glenwood State Bannk
State Savings
Pacific Junction
Silver City State Bank
Isi Eee
Ieee Parmners State Bank
Silver City
Css Botus Valley State Bank
Hastings
Hinerson State Bank
Ees
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Scene Tabor State Bank
County Board Appoints Appraisers for Nishiba Ditch
At Glenwood weekly meeting the Board of Supervisors accepted Auditor Criswell’s picks George Schurr of Strahan and George Shaw of Hastings as appraisers to assess damages for the Nishiba ditch. A bridge at Key Creek near Mineola was ordered rebuilt at 4600 dollars. the former bridge washed away in spring. Regular bills and routine business passed. many landholders attended the hearing, objections were minor, and damages totaling 26024 dollars will be clarified by May 30 with the board meeting again June 3.
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Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Criswell
George Schurr
Strahan
George Shaw
Hastings
Nishiba
Key Creek
Mineola
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Financial outlook bright for Mills County banks
Mills County reports show total bank deposits at 2 157 565 with nearly half in savings. Banks are on a firm foundation, over 25 percent in cash or deposits elsewhere, reflecting a strong local economy per the Mills County Tribune banking report.
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Secretary of State Banking Board
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Glenwood Switch Project Advances Under Rail Officials
Engineer Langenfeld of the Burlington railroad and two surveyors worked Tuesday and Wednesday on surveys for a new switch track linking Glenwood factories. No firm statement was given, but completion is expected soon. The Glenwood Commercial Club’s influence is credited for driving the project to finish promptly.
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Burtlington Railroad
Glenwood
Glenwood Commercial Club
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