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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

3

Glenwood High School graduates to hold exercises at opera house

Glenwood's graduating class of twenty one prepares for exercises May 2 at 8 pm with Dr. Adams of Des Moines delivering the commencement address "The Light of Tomorrow." Baccalaureate sermon set for Sunday at the Christian church.

Glenwood High School Opera Nonse Welock Adams Des Moines Christian Church The Tribune Glenwood

Memorial sermon for G. A. R. Post at Glenwood

Memorial Day notice appeals to patriotic Americans to honor fallen Civil War soldiers. Mrs Pearson to preach at 1:30 a.m. May by the West Oak Friends pastor in Glenwood Methodist Church. Post Commander Wet. Aitkins notes dwindling veteran ranks and lack of local Decoration Day arrangements.

G. A. Re Glenwood Pearson West Oak Friends Church Wet. Aitrins the Tribune

Havana Celebrates New Cuban Republic Amid US Ties

Fragmentary OCR recounts a Tuesday Havana ceremony marking Cuba as a new republic. General Lennard Wood purportedly presided as flags were raised and the United States was referenced in a way suggesting a period of American influence or control.

Cuba Havana New Republic Lennard Wood American Central Tad CIA Deere Yortis Estidia Dulin

Twelve grow applies to ship at Glonwords authority

Fragmentary notice reports a group of twelve applicants seeking authority to operate a company at a city street location. It mentions plans to await approval, with references to Codie Ridgils and Willy Vauge and Captain with a passport number.

Poby Aoipary Codie Willy Vauge

Killed by Her Consort in Iowa Railroad Tragedy

The body of Marma Moore, 24, was found on a railroad track south of Clarinda. She had been shot in the heart, with revolver and shells nearby, and evidence pointed to Will Lucas of Clearmott, Mo., who was arrested and charged with the crime after close associates and investigators linked him to the scene.

Marma Moore Shanebaugh Clarinda AL Revolyer Will Lucas Clearmott Andaearance Jay Jane

Love Led To Bloodshed In Nebraskan Murder Trial

The Springview Nebraska murder trial ended with Joseph Boucher found guilty of manslaughter. He received an eight year sentence, with an appeal filed. The case centers on a feud over a Creek Unad possession and involves Boucher, a descendant of Spotted Tail, and Belleisle, the foster daughter loved by both men.

L.T. Genung Springview Neb Loretofore The Tribune Joseph Boucher Nebraska Boucher Spotted Tail Powder River Custer John Lelleiske Belleisle Boteher Belleisile Welleisle

Loyal dog left guarding a square amid hardship

An old white dog with black spots, left by his masters after a wagon accident, has stood vigil at the conric house square. Rescued citizens feed him as he waits, faithful and dignified, hoping his owners return. he may be offered a home to repay kindness with loyalty and watchfulness.

Conric House Intorvals Mack Hey

Deaths of Local Residents Reported Last Week

Mrs Pat McCormick of Malvern died last week from a hemorrhage after gall stone removal surgery. Frank Wright a young farmer near Emerson died of appendicitis about a week ago. A L Harvey of Mondamin Harrison county died last week at his home. He was a merchant at Mondamin nearly fifty years ago and served as county chairman for many years. Buried under Masonic lodge auspices.

Pat McCormick Malvern Frank Wright Emerson A. L. Harvey Mondamin Harrison County Masonic Lodge

Iowa Compulsory School Law Provisions Explained

The law requires children ages 7 to 14 to attend a public private or parochial school or an equivalent program for at least 32 weeks per year with core subjects. Exemptions include distance from school and court-ordered removals, with penalties for violations and enforcement duties assigned to school board officials.

United States Truaut Seed Board of Directors Seid

Local Accident Insurance Board Formed In Glenwood

A representative of the Western Great Accident association aided by Rev. Howard arranged accident insurance policies for residents of Glenwood. A local board selected from insured individuals lists C. E. Dean as president W. E. Broadfield as vice president H. A. Brewell as treasurer C. P. Kinney as secretary Dr. Plimpton as physician Clyde Genung as attorney. Poley’s Honey and Tar for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. B. S. Tons & Co.

Great Western Accident Association Glenwood Howard Gilivers C. E. Dean W. E. Broadfield H. A. Brewell C. P. Kinney Dr. Plimpton Clyde Genung

Roginson's Jewelry and Book Story Offers Superior Organs

The Best Organs, Come in and get them. We can prove to you that they are superior to other organs. Terms to suit any buyer.

Theodore Beckman Roginson

BEEF TRUST ENJOINED BY FEDERAL INJUNCTION

The government secured an injunction ending Tuesday against meat dealers forming the beef trust. Judge Grosscup forbids members to combine in credits, bid against each other, or restrain trade. About twenty affidavits were presented as evidence of packers violating the act. The defense offered no denial.

Glenwood Roscoe Phipps Beef Trust Grosscup Pete

A patient dog at Gleniwood era

A stray patient dog in Gleniwood attracted locals after wandering for weeks, with residents reporting it calmly sat by doorways and showed no signs of aggression while awaiting care from helpers.

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Glenwood's Ome Geraldine Woodmut Marie Helfrich Corrinne C, Bartel Nehie & Bogart William H. Ishell Della Miller Ord A. Ostrander Laura M. Boyson Hubert 8. Chambers Madge Tracy Ernest C. Walker Grace Towslee Corn BK. Chambers Ethel A. Gilmore Carl T. Harrison Edith G. Gilmore Archie L. Stout Edith H. Cheyney Grace P. Browne Ethel D. Rhodes Marie A. Miller Silver City Wieh School Wits Hue Est Intp Orchestra Wiee Club Maud Peterson Speluring Ed Swartsall Maceh Arden Montigelige C. Reed Ind Verla Derby George W. Harvison Aithel Joseph Joseph G. Lichards Anna M. Vlami Etta van Kirk Will Puttzerby PREE Coles Sud Matters Joe Dis Goris Toi Iowa Local Accident Insurance Board Poley B.8. Tons & Co Farrand Organ Gleniwoud Brussels Shimono D. L Heinsheim
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