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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

8

Pacific Junction Horse Bluff and School Week Notes

A horse trader in Pacific Junction was bluffed into a $20 wager by Fred Mendenhall and Avery Perkins who claimed their horse Elsie May, long dead, could outrun his mount. The town also closes school week with graduations and a class play The Crimson and the Blue at the opera house. Superintendent Pittman arrives by auto for next year. editor W R Orchard to lead a service, with various town updates on residents and local happenings.

Prairie Schooner Fred Mendenhall Avery Perkins Fred Avery Elsie May Wred and Martin's Chapel Opera House Ww. A. Price Highland Park College of Des Moines M. E. Church Pacific Junction W. R. Orchard Council Bluffs Junction Mr. Orchard Fh. B. Pittman Braddyville Iowa Pacific Junction Schools Prof. Pittman

Malvern Social Notes Include Christy Visit

Charles Christy of Wichita and his parents visited the fore part of the week. Kenneth Korney, young son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Korney, is on the sick list with pneumonia.

Lynn DeLashmutt CG. F. Anderson Omaha Frank Anderson Claude John Johnson Garfield Utah August Johnson Tay Dickerson Charles Christy Wichita Kansas Mrs C. B. Christy Kenneth Clarence Korney

Poetry in the Trenches Shows Wartime Verse Rising

Wartime readers prize pocket poetry from the Front. Soldiers, sailors, and war poets appear on Devonshire Street shelves where broadside ballads and trench poems like Antwerp and Soliloquies of a Soldier circulate. The London Daily Mail notes war enriches verse, not hinders it.

Devonshire Street Harold Man Maurice Hewlet Henry Newbeatt Antwerp Ford Madox Huell Belgi London Daty Mail

Land reclamation in Iraq planned after war ends

The Turkish government pursued irrigation across the Euphrates before the war, reopening Babylonian canals and building new ones to reclaim the fertile valley. Postwar recovery could transform Bedouin plains into date groves and grain fields, reviving Baghdad and uncovering buried cities as in ancient times.

Euphrates Bagdad Haroun-al-Rashid Sinbad the Egypt Babylonia Christian Herald

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Carldon James Pearson John Olson Elmer Institution Misses Allen May Corcoran Glenwood The Ladies’ Aid Dan Alberg Ellen Corcoran Josephine Supple Madge Lee J. Mendenhall Bilder Bogle Jap Leele Place J. W. Kelley Claude KR. Cook Broadway M. & Church Blanche Marrin State Savings Bank Alspaugh Macedonia George Pratt Silver City Georgia CG. F. Haynie Central City Nebraska Haynies Louise Johnson John Lewis Palmer the Embroidery Club G. F. Davis Harrison Fitch Agnes Carlson Bromley & Lewis John Carters Vern Price Laura Lincoln Roy Lincoln Bessie Gardner CG. J. Davis Fred Kelley Mr. Lagrippe Fred Rose Albert Alspanagh Fr. M. I H. Fitch Burgess Meat Market R. E. Cogley Malvern Kimonas Mills County J. D. Irontsonger Glenwood, Iowa Muslin Underwear Ferguson McKin Ney Make Frederick Ockers West Sayville New York Captain Ockers Ila Mary Woodlawn School C. M. Stafford Portland Oregonian Louisville Courier-Journal Stanford, Conn Mariel Ridabock
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