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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

4

Henderson Notes and Local Moves in Red Oak

Henderson Geo Thomas of Red Oak conducted business in town Friday and Saturday. Rev Miller, the Methodist pastor, is ill and could not preach Sunday night. The wind damaged telephone wires and windmills. Harry Case moved to town into Joe Edmondson's former house. John Parker of Silver City visited Joe Parker on Friday. Joe Parker shipped two carloads of hogs to Omaha on Thursday. Miss Mable Dorr visited Red Oak to spend a few days with relatives. Miss Farnham the Malvern music teacher is sick and will not teach until Sept 1. The Young Peoples class of the ME Church had a Blues versus Pinks contest with the Blues winning. the Pinks entertained the Blues at Aywin's hall Thursday evening.

Geo Thomas Red Oak Miller John Parker Silver City Joe Parker Omaha Mable Dorr Young Peoples Mee Blues Pinks Aywin’s Hall

Hastings piano man hosts safe in Chapin rooms

Hastings residents share news of visits and travels. Mrs McDonough stayed with sister Mrs Choate in Glenwood. Mr and Mrs Curran of Tenders on visited Mr and Mrs Greig. Iva Creasion returned to Nebraska after months with her sister Mrs Young. Isaac Wdie heads to Missouri after a telegram warned of a sister's critical condition. Mrs Cary improved her home with a window and plastering. May Whitney Farnham recovering from pneumonia after teaching piano lessons. Ian Mason's pupils entertained local patrons. Prof and Mrs Tipple plan a Tabor summer, storing goods in H J Wilson's house. Community laments departures. Kidney complaint warned as deadly. Wooley's Kidney Cure offered by Av Howe, Glenwood.

Hospe Omaha E. J. Chapin BS McDonough Glenwood Choate Curtis Curran Tenderson James Greig Iva Creasion Wm Young Nebraska Isaac Wdie Missouri Tabor H JI Wilson

Mills County Board Proceedings Pass Bond Issue for Keg Creek

Mills County Iowa May 27 1907 board meets in auditor's office to consider Keg Creek ditch work. Final report by engineer Christy approves completion and A Vanderpool unpaid balance of 1888.40. insufficient funds trigger plan to issue two new bonds for 1000 each at 6 percent. Bid solicitation set for June 3 1907, bonds to pay first due 1910 and second due 1911. Other claims and county expenses listed. adjournment to May 7 and resumption noted.

Board of Supervisors Mills’ County Iowa Auditor's Office James Greig A. J. Chantry J. B. Brandt Mills County Court House Keg Creek Glenwood 30Th General Assembly Towa District Court Wright Glenwood City Laws L. G. Linville C. E. Dalton

Tragedy in Waterloo: Man Fatally Crushed by Freight Train

G F Witerman aged twenty three was killed near Waterloo Virginia when he slipped from a factory break and fell beneath an Illinois Central freight train at noon. He had married four weeks earlier and his wife lies prostrate.

Waterloo G. F. Witer Illinois Central Witerman

Bossy Feeds on Chickens Near Ackley Iowa

John Petrie, a prominent farmer southwest of Ackley, reports his cow has developed a remarkable appetite for chickens. While Petrie and Joseph Cain watched in the barnyard, the cow caught and ate five chickens, treating them like feed. The cow has since been sequestered to prevent further chicken losses.

Ackley John Petrie Here Petrie Joseph Cain

Farmer Goes to Jail Over Unpaid Police Court Fine

Willam Barlow of Wellston, Nebraska, jailed in Des Moines after failing to pay a $10 fine for drunkenness. He claimed a deed to a $20,000 farm in his pocket and few small belongings as his only assets, noting he was away from land and among strangers when arraigned.

Gouldn Des Moines Titois Willam Barlow Wellston Barlow Nebraska Strae

Des Moines Board Sets Standards for Teacher Certificates

After a two day session the Iowa state board of educational examiners agreed on applying the Stockey Bill by designating colleges whose graduates may receive state teachers certificates without examination. A standard for courses and professors will be fixed, then colleges may apply to gain the privilege if they meet the requirements.

Commission Des Moines State Board of Educational Examiners State Board

Folk Misresolves Dreamshop Bill as Session Adjourns

Jefferson City May 14 The extra session called by Governor Folk adjourned at noon The dreamshop regulation bill sought by Folk died in the senate Senator Gardner opposed it Dick Galls Off Conference Akron May 14 United States Senator Charles Dick chairing the Republican state central committee called off a Columbus conference to reconcile party differences and preserve unity The conference had been proposed to address clashing party interests Omaha grain dealers in Kansas Hutchinson May 13 The Omaha grain dealers special train passed through Hutchinson on the Rock Island route inspecting wheat fields stopping at Bucklin and returning via Hutchinson

Jefferson City Folk Che Dill St. Louis County Senate Gardner Dick Galls Akron United States Charles Dick Republican State Central Committee Columbus State Central Committee Congress Omaha Kansas Hutchinson Kan Rock Island Bucklin

Frisco Railroads Run 100 Cars Under Guarded Breakers

In Frisco on May 14 one hundred cars operated by United Railroads ran on six lines guarded by 250 strike breakers. The day saw scattered acts of violence but no riot, quelled by police as needed.

Frisco San Francisco United Railroads

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Aliths County Teidnne Fe, Aill Publi N. T, Bradway Sheers Glenwood, Lows Henderson Harry Case Joe Edmondson Hastings Wooley Howe Eivery Dolar Pacific Junction County Board Proceedings Auditor's Mis County Many 7 Ridgeway & Son JE van Pelt Plimpton Wood Daniel Noah Hanks Lyon Bogart Mdse Cereeeeves LG Linville Pogr Chaims Mills Co Tel Co Soldiers Relief Com Smith Premier Typewriter Co RC White Seceeseceeseeerss JG Smith Apt Genung Nat'n’ Ofice Supply Co FJ Wallace Lumber Co State of Iowa Himstedt Collins W Edwards G Day Linville Russell J J Ferguson CW Edwards Grand Jury CE Dalton H Brooks MA Hackney Bailiff Grand Jury H Boughman Pony Creek Boughman Claude F Anderson Pony Creek Gitch S Howard AP Reeve EA Stevens Es.c.ce Starbuck Chas F Haynie Lyons GS Baldwin Brush F Hill Guy Conrad F Galtry Seth Dean Sherman Jones Silver Creek Township Chas Kroon Quar- Wiuldo WH Hittle C W Edwards Justice of the Peace Clyde Rhoads Dean B T Agan Perguson Grocery Co Wallace Lumber Co J L Waterman Lewis Cutler Jane Strahan Adam Hubbell ES Bogart Cook Mercantile Comcise CW Lyon Martin & Son Schultz & Son Sisters of Mercy Care Mills County Ats Mary Dbyers Inebriate Asylum Tu Laws Institution Iowa Hospital For Insane England Ireland Farmer Buck & Murphy North Side Will M. Donelan The Advo Collection Agency I. G. Day How. W DWI Temphons Mills County National Bank Glenwood State Bank W.M. Lamb Bank Ross Carter Block Asixy W. S. Elliott Northeast Corner Square Theo, W. Ivory Ivory Otis Carl H, Otis Attorneys At Law F. K. Meyers & Son Carpenters Contractors and Fine Work New York Herald
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