Glenwood Dominates Inter-County Track Meet at Tabor Grounds
Glenwood won the team title at the Inter-County meet on the Tabor College field, taking most medals and the relay trophy as twenty Glenwood girls claimed a large bouquet from Wilcox florists. Carson finished second with 40 points to Glenwood’s 46. Long led Glenwood, winning the mile in 4 58.35 and placing second in the half mile, while RainBow of Carson set a state record in the 220-yard dash at 22.26 seconds. Captain Carter led Glenwood with 21 points. Deupree won shot put and discus. Graves and Macmanus starred in sprints.
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Glenwood
Tabor College
Chmpionship
Wilcox Florists
Council Bluffs
Carson
Long
Redfern
Rainbow
Carter
Deupree
Graves
Macmanus
Grenwood
Duncan
Tabor
Macmanuus
Rainbow of
Democratic State convention backs Clark for president in Iowa
The Burlington convention urged delegates to back Champ Clark, voting down a Woodrow Wilson protest. A Mills County pact and Pattawattamie break shaped delegate choices, eight delegates at large were elected with half votes each. Mills County delegates Cheney, Birdsall, Boehner, Genung, Wallace reported the largest Iowa Democratic gathering yet. Lost gold beads offered reward. Titanic Disaster shown at Rex theater for 10 and 15 cents.
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Burlington
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Pottawattamie County
Mills County
Pottawattamie
Clark
Emmett Tinley
Council Bluffs
L. T. Genung
Linley
Pattawattamie
Genung
Tinley
Claude P. Porter
Centerville
Glenwood
Democrats
Iowa
Randolphs Standout Marks In Local Track Meet
Randolph posts a 39 feet distance in the running broad jump with Burton Carter and Glenwood among competitors. Deupree and Moomaw lead in discus at 88 feet 1 inch and Gillett, Randolph and Brannian show in high jump near 5 feet 2 inches. Deupree tops shot put at 38 feet 2 inches while Glenwood, Tabor and Carson win the half mile relay in 1 minute 46 seconds.
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Glenwood
Tabor
Carson
Glenwood 22 Malvern 7 in hot high school baseball game
Glenwood defeated Malvern 22 to 7 on the Glenwood diamond. Pitcher Morgan struck out 15 and led the home team with solid defense as Reeves Long Linville and other locals contributed strong play. Umpire Will Albee oversaw a crowded crowd noted for clean, enthusiastic play.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Morgan
Long
Reeves
Linville
Barkus
Will Albee
Glenwood Malvern Reeves
Thomas Krecklow
Bellwood Linville
Piatt Maemanus
Vee Bell Brooks
Ifagaase McCollough Graves
Walker
McCullough
Deupree
Emerson Plans Largest Fourth Celebration Yet
Emerson citizens select committees for hospitality and events as the town gears up for a grand Fourth of July celebration. Committees cover executive, grounds, sports, finance, and parade. Local news notes include class plays, commencements, school praise, and civic updates.
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Imerson
Emerson
Rev Wilkins
OR Patrick
WW Abel
Stuart
C D Greenwood
Oscar Davis
J BR Jones
Myron Shipman
Wallace Abel
Fred Kline
O BR Patrick
C Collins
Clyde Fletcher
Lyle Wilkins
Lyde Fletcher
Geo Geopfarth
Rudolph Anderson
Cousin Timmy
Opera House
Isiser
Henderson Romance and Local Business Notes
Miss Ethel Say arrived from England, to be married soon and live on the Oscar Braden farm south of town. Various residents made visits, purchases, and travels. J C Goss offered free drinks from a new iceless fountain. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Dye. Mrs W I Dilley broke both bones in her arm. local merchants Saar Implement offered corn planters and other equipment.
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Crawford
Ethel Say
England
Hastings
Charles Viner
WB Viner
Oscar Braden
Almon Troupas
Lamont
Elva Harney
Red Oak
Warl Saar
Martin Saar
Son Orlow
Omaha
Ralph McClenahan
MC Harover
Will Jardine
Council Bluffs
Joel Woods
Willian Gain
Almon Houvas
Graceland College
George Dye
W I’ Dilley
Craig
Saar
Henderson
Tabor Topics Brief Local Notices and Travel
Mary Farris called to Orient for Harris child illness. White returns from Omaha hospital after scarlet fever care. daughter home Sunday. Barnes operated on at Jennie Edmundson. Baseball team returns from sixteen day tour, six wins. McClelland returns from Colorado. Mia McClelland from Chicago. Ruth Moore to return from Omaha after appendicitis operation. Teasoner injures eye by steel splinter. Wathams visits Corning. Lavely linked to Catherine Hanley. Watthams family to move to Corning. Carlton returns to Omaha after visit. Lillian Turnbull and Beulah Stewart visiting Tabor. Fisher couple head to Bradshaw after visit. Bessie Randall to Carroll after visiting relatives. Last Friday storm knocked out local power. repairs by Saturday. Lightning damaged lights. cupola of Congregational church spared. Main Malvern wire burned in two. Hursts of Longmont, Colorado visiting Tabor. Four years since their departure. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Mary Farris
Harry Harris
Mis Im White
Omaha
C A’ Barnes
Jennie Edmundson
Tabor College
McClelland
Colorado
Mrya McClelland
Chicago
Ruth Moore
Alberti Moore
Omaha Hospital
James Teasoner
FP Wathams
Corning
F Ws Lavely
Lavely
Catherine Hanley
E R Wadhams
Duree
Watthams
Carlton
Nishna ditch damage report totals several claims
The Mills County board of appraisers, led by auditor Criswell, filed a damage assessment for the Nishna ditch. They set total damages at 1418.40 dollars, with 6408 attributed to the ditch, 2418900 for Farm Creek lateral, and 591.50 for Evans lateral. Appraisers were Seth Dean, George Schurr, and George B Shaw, and the Board of Supervisors will decide at the June 3 meeting. Claims filed earlier were substantially reduced.
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Criswell
Nishna
Mills County
Farm Creek
Wvans
Seth Dean
George Schurr
George B. Shaw
Board of Supervisors
Nishna Ditch
John Lewis
Psace
John Dye Ae
Herbert Buckent
James Greig
Millard F. Dilley
Mary McClenahan
Stewart Jones
W. Wilson
Marion L. Evans
Bertha Landis
A. AH. Wilson
D. D. Robbins
Burlington Ry.Co
W. H. Harbour
Paul Baneee
Joel Woods
Ida
Edith Robbins
R. H. Pierson Sabes
J. R. Martin
P. R. Wilson
George H. Parker
PR. Wilson
Farm Gebek
Paulis
Edith Robbins Jones
Evans
George UU
Parker
Deaths Mrs Alice 5 Anderson Obituary
Mrs Dan Anderson of Glenwood Mills County died at her home Thursday after a long illness Funeral services were held at one oclock Saturday Rev Graves officiating Burial was at Hillsdale She was born Feb 2 1808 in Monroe county Iowa and died May 16 1812 at her Glenwood home She married Daniel Anderson in 1886 and had five children surviving are Mabel Opal Guy Maxine plus siblings and kin
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Dan Anderson
Glenwood
Mills County
Graves
Slillsdale
Clara Alice Stroud
Monroe County
Daniel Anderson
Framont County
Mabel
Opal
Guy
Maxine
Alexander Stroud
F Hillsdale
Surface
Carlyle
Mont
Cal Goddard
Buena Vista
Galo
C. S. Day
Fairfield
Neb
William MccCory
Emporia
Kan
R. I. Cross
W. Stroud
Kansas
Correction on Bridge Price and Public Notice Request
A report states the bridge across Keg Creek near Mineola costs 4500 including the old bridge washed in by spring floods. An additional amount of 451 is required for the old bridge. The notice urges advertising in the Tribune to reach Mills County residents and gain prompt, widespread response.
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Trisune
Glenwood
Mills County
Board of Supervisor
Wee
Keg Creek
Mineola
The
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Greenwood
Phurman
Heigth
Shaifter
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Dinsmore
Minder
the Rex
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East End
Senator Kenyon
George Geopfarth
Gardner
Illiote
War Cramer
James Durbin
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Omati
Frankie
C St Patrick
Irene Scott
JC Collins
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W R Workman
3D Combs
R M Shipman
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WCTU
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Charles Viner of
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J B Fickle
South Omaha
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Loyal Daughters
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Lalla Morris
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Yuma
Cole
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RW Creamer
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RW Olliver
J A Borxtenlanger
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Lave
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Nishna Report
Alice 5. Anderson
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