Henderson News Briefs A Mixed Local Update
A handsome daughter arrived May 12 at the Farington home. Lee Fugate traveled to San Francisco to see the Jeffries Johnson fight. Stella Crosthwaite of Red Oak visits her sister Mrs Harold Workman. Mrs Curtis Curran and daughters of Sidney visit Henderson friends. Mrs John Bryant of Yuma visits her father Jacob Coppock. Maude Riger Millard from Woodbine visits relatives and plans to locate in Wyoming. Lightning killed a horse and mule on Isaac Wilson’s property. Guy W Boileau’s auto overturned at Macedonia but he was uninjured. James Wilkinson returns from Omaha hospital after an operation. Ed and Mrs Wilkison accompany him home. Henderson hosts a dog and pony show with shop price specials. high school students sell ice cream at Irwin Hall. McG a Harover's horse ran away at the circus, but no serious injuries. Edward and James Sowers return from Waterloo with Mason touring cars. Ed’s car skidded and tumbled near Senderson but no injuries. An 8-year-old son of Judy Tibbles is seriously injured after being kicked by a mule. skull surgery leaves a hole three inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OB Farington
Lee Fugate
San Francisco
Jeffries-Johnson
Stella Crosthwaite
Red Oak
Harold Workman
Curtis Curran
Sidney
Henderson
John Bryant
Yuma
Cole
Jacob Coppock
Maude Riger Millard
Woodbine
Wyoming
Isaac Wilson
Guy W Boileau
Macedonia
James Wilkinson
Omaha
Ed Wilkison
Irwin Hall
Harover
Citizens Bank
Champ
Edward
James Sowers
Waterloo
Mason
Senderson
Judy Tibbles
Wall Street Social Notes and Halley Forecast
Bessie Thomas and others from Glenwood and Blair visit on Wall Street with several local residents noted. A daughter born to Henry and Mrs Buch on May 12. Rev Peter Jacobs to discuss Halley’s comet with charts and notes, while a political comet theme references a Republican shift impacting Malvern’s opera house stage attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Thomas
Glenwood
Henry Buchs
Carl Buch
Wall St
Josie Kerney
Wm Stotts
Blair
Neb
A Esterquest
E C Seaton
Wm Andrews
Balfour
Henry Buch
Mae Francis
Chester
Peaceville
Wall Street
Henry Anderson
Omaha
Peter Jacobs
Jacobs
Cock Crow
Malvern
Byers and Smith Comets Foreseeable Halley Coincidence
Ancient standoats change legs and cud shift, then vanish in a Pullman car in a report about the Byers comet. Local calculators foresee a second object striking Malvern alongside Halley on the 18th, named the Smith comet, raising fears of a dramatic crash to be reported later.
State Traveling Library brings 30 farm books to Glenwood
The Glenwood Public Library has a three month loan of 30 books for farmers. Titles cover milk, soils, poultry, manure, breeding, dairy, crops, fertilizers, and livestock. Books include works by Belcher, Bowman, Brown, Coburn, Craig, Davenport, Dodd, Edgerton, Harris, King, Morrow, Shaw, Snyder, Smith, U.S. Dept. agriculture, Voorhees, Wilcox, Wing, Woll and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Belcher
Bowman and Crossley
Conn
Burkett
Butterfield
Card
Coburn
America
Craig
Craig— Creamery
Davenport
Davidson and Chase
Dodd
Edgerton
Hall
Three Acres
Liberty
Harris
Henry
King
McKay
Larsen
Morrow
Shaw
Snyder
Smith
U.S. Agri
Dept
Tie
U. S. Agri
Dept.—Diseases of the Horse
Voorhees—Nertilizers
Wilcox
Wing
Ameria
Woll—Flandbook
Women Paint Parsonage at Burr Oak Friends Church
The Burr Oak Friends church parsonage south of Glenwood was painted by church women led by pastor's wife Mrs Ferdinand Seitz. She was assisted by Mrs J G Sargent Mrs J E Dashner and Misses Etta and Grace Buckingham in a community church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak Friends Church
Glenwood
Ferdinand Seitz
J. G. Sargent
J. E. Dashner
Etta
Grace Buckingham
Real Estate Transfers Across Malvern and Lyons
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels with buyers and sellers in Malvern Hastings Pacific Junction Glanwood West Oak Silver Creek and Lyons. Amounts range from 1300 to 9200 dollars for various lots acres and sections including 106 acres West Oak and 200 acres Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A Copson
J W Croy
Malvern
L A Simpson
T Granteer
Hastings
EL Mendenhall
Nelle Jones
Pacific Junction
Albert Marshall
Ed Marshall
Glanwood
EL Hodgkinson
O A Hodgkinson
West Oak
JB McCrary
J D Farlin
Lyons
J B McCrary
L E Sarr
M A Speer
Ingraham
Goodrich
VW M Lamb
Glenwood
W W Francis
H F Clark
Silver Creek
Francis
Lydia Clark
Silence and strange phrasing from Lysander Appleton family
The Atchison Globe quotes Mrs. Appleton joking about her son Vas sar being named for the Vassar college and asserts she is a woman who speaks with odd expressions. The piece notes an instinctive drive toward health through muscular and physical exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Silence
Lysander John Appleton
Vassar
Francie Trevea
Young Couple Weds Amid Comet Hype in Glenwood
George R. McDaniel and Miss Clara B. Kirkwood of Council Bluffs chose May 18 for their wedding despite pre—monition fears. After delays at the courthouse they secured a license by telephone contact from the Bluffs and married Justice C. W. Howards. McDaniel, 21, and Kirkwood, 19, stayed in Glenwood until Thursday before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. McDaniel
Clara B. Kirkwood
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Bluffs
Court House
Office of
C. W. Howards
Nebraska Centen nial Day Set for Bellevue June 23
Mills and Pottawattamie counties are invited to join the Nebraska Centenary celebration across the river at Bellevue. The event honors the 100th anniversary of the fur trading post and first white settlers in Nebraska. Prominent speakers and a big day event are planned with a picnic in Bellevue and a mass meeting in Omaha theaters. An Omaha Indian band is being sought for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Nebraska
Bellevue
Mills
Pottawattamie
Omaha
Ballinger Facing Fresh Disturbances Over Interior Probe
Washington congressional inquiry into Secretary Ballinger's conduct is sparked by Kerby the stenographer's confession. For weeks lawmakers pushed to force Ballinger's explanation amid growing controversy and pressure from opposition members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Ballinger
Kerby
Bal
Road proposal between Glenwood and Mineola sparks reader debate
Glenwood real estate man Frank Bromley suggests converting a Jevee bank of the Keg Creek ditch into a public highway to shorten the Glenwood Mineola route. He argues it would remove hills and save farmers money, inviting reader input and objections. The piece also critiques Ballinger era accusations, noting Kerby, Glavis, and Pinchot as dissenters in a taft Ballinger conflict and Lawler's memorandum role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bromley
Glenwood
Mineola
Linger
Interior Department
Kerby
Glavis
Ballin
Ballinger
Taft
Lawler
Gravis
Pinchot
Correction on tariff figures by Glenwood merchant
A Glenwood merchant corrects a Tribune tariff article from last week stating the tariff had been doubted on four items. The correction notes the Tribune error and confirms the increases ranged from 20 to 80 percent, as plainly shown in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tribune
The
Tribune Adverts In Probate and Court Matters Urged
Friends of The Tribune are urged to have probate notices and other district court publications placed in the Mills County Tribune. Direct your attorney or the county official in charge to arrange publication in this paper for settlements of estates and related legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Tribune
Tariff Sophistry and its Effect on Prices Described
The article argues against the belief that tariffs allow the government to seize all consumer payments and that domestic-made goods escape price effects. It suggests that if tariffs fully raised prices for consumers, complaints would diminish, but contends the reality is more complex.
The Halley Comet Sightings on May 18 1910
Observers worldwide watched May 18 as Earth seemingly passed through Halley’s comet tail. Astronomers debated whether Earth intertwined with the tail while noting the comet’s rapid retreat and nightly sky displays through the week including a total lunar eclipse looming Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Tariff Shift Benefits Domestic Dealers in Lumber Market
The writer argues that combined price rises keep tariff revenue out of government hands. They note Oregon lumber costs are similar to British Columbia, yet consumers pay the tariff on home products while the government gains nothing. They ask who benefits from this tariff structure and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Oregon
British Columbia
State Sunday School Convention at Mason City June 21 23
Great interest is shown in the upcoming State Sunday School Convention to be held at Mason City from June 21 to 23. Iowa counties are expected to send a large number of delegates, with readers urged to contact J. K. Fiteh at Des Moines for information and to send prospective delegates’ names promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
J. KF. Fiteh
Association
Observatory Bldg
Des Moines
Insurg political clash over tariff claims
The Opinion accuses Progressive Republicans of being persuaded by columns of space while asserting a tariff does not raise consumer costs. The editor says the paper’s investigation confirms this fact and criticizes ongoing insurgent activity as worse than war.
Calendars Promote Local Tribune Calendar Samples
The Tribune urges readers to buy calendars from local presses, offering hundreds of samples with guaranteed workmanship and designs claimed to rival traveling salesmen. It promotes ordering calendars for next year from the Tribune to save commission and support home production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Deaths of Mrs. J. F. Stroud and Wm. Gay Goy noted in Mills County
Mrs. J F Stroud died after a months long illness at Hillsdale home. Funeral at Hillsdale Methodist, Rev E E Goodrich officiating, with Greenwood quartet providing music. Maiden name Lucinda Rummells born July 16 1861 near Albia Iowa. Survived by husband and five children. William Gay Goy, an old Southwest Iowa settler, died Monday at son W R Gay’s home near Tabor of dropsy at 83. Born in England, resided in Loraine County Ohio before moving to Tabor in 1856. Survived by two sons John Goy of Sidney and Wm R Goy of Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Stroud
Hillsdale
Council Bluffs
Hillsdale Methodist Church
E. E. Goodrich
Grenwood
I. J. Wallace
Hazel Fleming
L. &. Geil
L. A. Bower
Clyde Rhoads
Stroud
Lucinda Rummells
Albia
Iowa
Mills County
Herbert Evans
Glenwood
Wilbur Thomson
Macedonia
Leo Wilkinson
D. L. Wilson
Fay Stroud
William Gay Sy
W. R. Gay
Tabor
England
Loraine County
John Goy
Sidney
Wm. R. Goy
Biggest Eaters in Korea Highlight Global Eating Habits
A brief, fragmentary note remarks that Koreans are described as greediest eaters, with references to men eating voraciously. The text mentions Time Lost, women, and a casual remark about hair cutting and shaving, ending with Atchigon Kan Globe, though the context is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Kan
Globe
Tabor News Highlights At Glance
Miss Ethel Chantry wins a one year Iowa State University scholarship. Miss Cleoa Carson completes a year teaching in the Egypt district near Bartlett. The high school holds comet parties with faculty and students, led by Prof Gaston, including a dawn breakfast at Ralph Jones home. Funeral of Mrs Rickabaugh held in Tabor. she died of Bright’s disease at 52. Graduation events include a class play Anne of Old Salem, alumni banquet, and commencement May 27 with addresses by Rev Ferner and Dr Orch ard. Class members listed: Frances Wyman, Gladys Green, Lucy Smith, Helen Woods, Gertrude Reeves, Ruby Asman, Ethel Chantry, Arthur Mauk, James F Tompkins, Ralph Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Chantry
Iowa State University
Cleoa Carson
Egypt
Bartlett
Ralph Jones
Tabor
Gaston
D P Rickalbaugh
Bright
Bruna
Minn
Congregational Church
JW Ferner
Opera House
Anne of
Old Salem
Woman’s Union
Frances Wyman
Hugh A Orchard
Gladys Green
Lucy Smith
Helen Woods
Gertrude Reeves
Ruby Asman
Arthur Mauk
James F Tompkins
Glenwood Church Services and Baccalaureate Note
Local churches list morning and evening services for Glenwood congregations alongside a note about the Baccalaureate address at the Methodist and a special price offer for the Chicago Daily Record Herald. Service times include 10:30 and 8:00 with Sunday school and junior groups specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Brainerd
S. S
Methodist Church
Kd. W. Barton
Christ
Christian Church
J. C. Harris
The
New Testament Church and Christian Union
W. N. Graves
God's Call
Haworth League
Nellis Goodell
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Mills County Folks
Ballinger Again
Friends of the Tribune
State
William Gay
Episcopal Church
Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
Chicago Daily Record-Herald
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