Emerson Notes and Personal Gleanings
Emerson column reports Miss Pearl Lang aiding a Craig Neb tollinery shop for months, cattle trade highlights from Chicago market, and travel notes on Mrs C A Lang, Mrs Harvey Lakin, and O H Malm. Senior class events at Gilbert Cheney home include Epworth League officers and May breakfast despite rain. Dentists and a foot race prank add local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lang
Craig
Neb
Tollliinery
Wm Shapcott
Los Angeles
Charles Carson
Des Moines
O H Malm
M L Evans
Decorra
George Cross
Chicago
C A Lang
Kenneth
Carl Knowles
Thomas Burton
Emerson
Montgomery County
John Honeyman
Henry Douglass
Harvey Lakin
Towner
Colo
C E Lakin
Kansas City
Galpin
Red Oak
Gilbert Cheney
Elihu Cheney
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Ada Johnson
Emma Cross
Hortense Cully
Laura McDowell
Lula Gross
Helen Gully
Carle Warner
Lighted by Wireless at Omaha Electrical Show
The Omaha Electrical show lit by wireless telegraphy powered from Fort Omaha, five miles away, with 4000 incandescent lamps shining for four hours. The system, devised by Dr. H F Millener of the Union Pacific, used in motor car experiments, and aided by the U S Army Signal Corps, has been employed nightly since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fort Omaha
H. F
MiNener
United States Army Signal Corps
Team Drowned in River Near Bartlett
Eyler, who lives on the Missouri River bank about three miles northwest of Bartlett, reports his team died in the river a few days ago. The animals were in a pasture by the water when the bank gave way and they slid into the raging current. The incident occurred as young Byler prepared to farm on his own bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Eyler
Missouri River
Bartlett
Young Byler
Mrs Farnham Piano Recital At Glenwood Church
The pupils of Mrs. May Whitney Farnham present a piano recital at the Congregational church in Glenwood on Monday night May 24 with Mrs. Percy Morgan assisting in vocal numbers. Malvern Hastings and Henderson students appear in a program featuring Leila Winkler Agnes Myers Agnes Juniatta Myers Wayne Bogart Flora May Fickel Carolyn Chapman Ruth Fisher George Chapman Viola Rowe Donald Roderic Phillips Lisie Whitney Farnham Margaret Carey Ruth Farshada Leilla Winkler Gladys Fisher Floyd Parker Clinton Parker The Dream Good Night and Sweet Repose George W. Chapman Valse Styrienne Helen Rosafleming Gayle Marie Phillips Iowa Deardorf Sing On Mrs. Morgan Houongarian Rhapsody vna May Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Whitney Farnham
Congregational
Glenwood
Percy Morgan
Malvern
Hastings
Henderson
Leila Winkler
Agnes Myers
Agnes Juniatta Myers
Andante
Wayne Bogart
Mrs. Farnham
Flora May Fickel
Carolyn Chapman
Ruth Fisher
George Chapman
Viola Rowe
Donald Roderic Phillips
Lisie Whitney Farnham
Margaret Carey
Ruth Farshada
Little Boy Blue
Mrs. Morgan
Heather Rose
Ruth Elizabeth Farnham
Mountain Spring
Leilla Winkler
Gladys Fisher
Floyd Parker
Clinton Parker
the Dream
Mrs. Morran
Don Amore
George W. Chapman
Valse Styrienne
Helen Rosa Fleming
Unsanitary Burlington Depot Closet Criticized
State tuberculosis lecturer A E Kepford reported to officials censuring the unsanitary Burlington depot closet in Malvern. A miscommunication led to press reports wrongly blaming the Tabor and Northern road. Traffic Manager R S McClelland protested the misattribution and explanations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kepford
Tabor
State Railroad Commission
Burlington
Malvern
Kepford
Railroad Commission
Tabor & Northern Road
Log and Levee to Remain in Hastings Case
Judge Woodruff spent several hours at Glenwood Saturday hearing Lewis Ponto and Abel Carey over obstructions in a waterway on Ponto’s land. The court allowed the top log and levee to stay for the summer, with permanent action to be decided at the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Glenwood
Lewis Ponto
Abel Carey
Hastings
Ponto
Carey
Lewis
Genung & Genung
Horsemen Advertise The Coring Free Press Ad Feature
The Coring Free Press highlights 177 inches of horse advertisements as the best way to showcase a horse's breeding merits to farmers seeking good stock. Horsemen and owners of fine horses have long found newspaper columns an effective method to reach prospective breeders and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coring Free Press
Mills County Chautauqua appoints Booth Lowrey as platform manager
Malvern Iowa July 3 to 11 Mills County Chautauqua Association secures Booth Lowrey as platform manager for the upcoming assembly describing him as a premier lecturer reader and entertainer on the American platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Chautauqua Association
Booth Lowrey
Lowrey
Malvern
Towa
Energetic Lady Sought for Agency Work in Mills County
The Tribune announces a job for an energetic woman to handle agency work in Mills County. Apply at once to address M, General Delivery, Glenwood, Iowa. The paper notes it provides Mills County news twice weekly and carries tip news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
the Tribune
Tip
Fruit Growers Take First Steps Towards Farming Organization
A Mills County meeting at Glenwood city hall gathered local fruit growers led by C H Dyar of Minneapolis. Speakers urged faith and effort to adopt proven western orchard practices, stressing cultivation pruning spraying and frost protection to lift yields and prices. A follow up meeting set for May 29 aims to form a local association to improve markets and future crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood City Hall
Mills County
C. H. Dyar
Minneapolis
Glenwood Cemetery
J. W. Murphy
George Phelps
George Jones
M. J. Williams
Dr. Mogridge
D. L. Heinsheimer
J. F. Records
Mogridge
J. F. Record
W. F. Hill
Evans Becomes Mills County's Largest Landowner
In Mills County a transfer of 2560 acres from Mrs. Sarah Y. Evans to her son Marion L. Evans makes him the area's largest single landowner. The holdings, valued amid current market, extend across sections in Anderson and Indian Creek townships, totaling about five thousand acres of productive soil. Other real estate trades are listed in nearby townships and towns, including Malvern, Glenwood, and Glenwood additions, with multiple parcels transferred among local buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Y. Evans
Marion L. Evans
Mills County
East End
Anderson
Indian Creek Township
L Knoefler
C Radford
Glenwood
W Collier
Bell & Mathews
Lyons
CJ Hyde
D M Kline
Academy
Malvern
HJ Aull
CJ Allison
Silver Creek
C Talbott
Martha DeBalt
EL Mendenhall
Pac Junction
OD Harold
A Hamilton
Ji M Lord
Herrick
E Henderson
C Goodman
Kneeland
Aistrope
Malvern Sherriff
Doyle
Center
Genung
HA Hubbell
L& Heinsheimer
Lambert
Hammond
Francis
E Wickersham
Leon Broquet
Thomas Young
Hastings
P Jack
AS Edwards
Gs. Bell
Tabor Field Meet Reports Tight Race In Muddy Conditions
Glenwood places third at Tabor with 22 points while Sidney tops honors with 51 and Tabor holds 80. Moyers of Tabor earns top individual score of 23. Laird of Sidney edges Lawrence Bogart of Glenwood for second by a half point. Results cover fifty to mile dash, baseball throw, all jumps, and two-mile events with multiple schools like Red Oak and Hamburg noted for upcoming meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood High School
Tabor
Sidney
Randolph
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Madison Moyers
Laird
Lawrence Bogart
Glenwood
Simmons
L. Bogart
Ellis
A. de Freece
Webster
Moyers
Chambers
Hailer
James
Moyes
Gunselley
Wilson
Addy
Hirst
Laird of
Uwigh
Pitman
W. Hogart
Mayers
L., Bogart
Mayers of
L. Hogart
Red Oak
Creston
Wil Nsea
Clarinda
Corning
Atlantic
Winners in Floral Parade at Hollywood Flower Show
Former Mills county residents won honors in a Hollywood California floral parade and show. The Joneses’ T passenger touring car won first prize decorated with mustard blooms. Guests included Ela and Emmoa Schoning of Mineola Iowa and Serilla Schoning whose maiden blush carnation cart also took first prize with over 3000 flowers. This is Miss Schoning’s second consecutive year winning first prize with her cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Hollywood
Los Ageles
F. Jones
J. M. Donelan
Glenwood
Serilla Schoning
Miss Schoning
Marriage License Issued in Council Bluffs
Rey Edmunds of Glenwood and Maggie Lawson of Tabor received a marriage license yesterday. They are 22 and 19 respectively. The bride is the daughter of Fred Lawson, formerly of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Rey Edmunds
Glenwood
Maggie Lawson
Tabor
Fred Lawson
Summer School at Tabor Planned by College Faculty
Plans for a four week summer school at Tabor College are matured and set to begin June 8. Faculty include Prof. Pickett of Creston Prof. Stone of Randolph Prof. Gilliland and Misses Jewell Langland. Courses cover subjects required for all county licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Pickett
Creston
Stone
Randolph
Gilliland
Jewell and
Langland
Tabor College
County News in the Tribune
The Tribune carries all county news, highlighting local events, meetings, and notices across the region with timely updates and community details.
Henderson Happenings and Commencement at Henderson
Henderson local notes report visits by Mrs Levi Huntsman and Mrs Andrew Kiger, a sick resident Mr Coppock, and new housing work. JR Jones buys Gra ham undertaking business. Commencement week unfolds at Henderson with sermons, diplomas, and a class play featuring Gayle Phillips and Gertrude Hockenberry among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srm Arnold
Woodbine
Levi Huntsman
Emerson
Andrew Kiger
Woolbine
Lyman Woppock
Coppock
Henderson
George Wells
Gorn
Verne Badham
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
James House
JR Viner
Turner
Sturgeon
New Mexico
Las Vegas
JR Jones
JL Graham
Maud de Smythe
Gayle Phillips
Mra de Smythe
Bessie Hollingsworth
Mr de Smith
Ora Harbor
Jack Hamilton
Dick’’ Morris
Matilda Hoppenhoer
Maude Kiger
Valeria Reynolds
Gertrude Hockenberry
Madam Sateene
Flora Wilson
Rantum
Grindem
A. J Harbor
Chinese Bulbus
Gwynne Harover
Katherine
Mae Morris
Township Spelling Contest Proposes County Match in Glenwood
A committee from Center township challenges a countywide spelling contest with one representative from each township to compete in Glenwood. They propose admission funds go to the courthouse clock fund and an age limit of 40 plus. Dr Donelan and Dr Pimpton to set date and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Center Township
M. A. Evans
John Noah
Tribune
Glenwood
Court House Clock Fund
Amos Dean
BR. W. Greenlee
Glenwood Club
J. M. Donelan
Piimpton
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Last Hope
Gayle Marie Phillips
Deardorf
Vna May Henderson
M. L. Evans
Queen Mills
L DeLashmutt
M Barton
Pac City
JN Wilkins
W B Gunosolley
Delashmutt
Ted
C Duke
GW Houser
Ows
LW Boehner
F E Mulholland
Hayden Carter
RC Hamilton
Evervham
Gordons
M E Wells
WB Bell
C Mathews
Rawles
Heary Wells
CF Davis
C F Riesterer
Timson
Weatherhead
Sec
H Evernham
Oak
Stranathan
Shay
F Donner
D Pace
J W Fieselman
Gienwoog
J J Schuler
Mrs Farnham
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