Runaway Horse Turmoil Leaves Man Bruised Near Canning Factory
Mr. Walpa junk dealer was thrown when a rope looped to his horse’s legs tangled around a tree. A passing auto’s headlights halted the horse, saving further harm. He received bruises and flesh wounds, treated by Dr. Donelan. In a separate case, a settlement ended a $144.07 damages suit over land roughness and a windmill removal, with plaintiff awarded $25 and costs paid by defendant.
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Walpa
Canning Factory
Allen Bradley
Donelan Bros.’ Office
F. BE. Donelan
Jland
Young Malvern Men Rise in Flour Trade
Two Malvern youths, Baron Tennant and Clifford Boyer, prove their drive in milling sales for the Wells Abbott Nieman Co of Schuyler Neb. Cliff built a strong trade in Pittsburgh and across Pennsylvania and West Virginia, winning a substantial raise and a northern Missouri territory likely based in Kirksville. Tennant also earned a raise while keeping his existing territory. Cliff returned home over Sunday for the first time in months, pleasing friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Baron Tennant
Clifford Boyer
Wells
Fiea
Missouri
Kirksville
Tennant
Clift
Sheriff closes Malvern harness shop under court order
The harness and saddlery business of E M Johnson in Malvern was shut by the sheriff on a court order to satisfy a $3710 claim from the Iowa State Savings Bank of Malvern. Stock will be sold to the highest bidder on June 15 at the business location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M. Johnson
Malvern
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Great National Game Ends In Eleven Innings Tigers Triumph
The Christian church Tigers defeated Glenwood High 8 to 6 in eleven innings at the Glenwood ball park Monday afternoon. Umpire Guy Mayberry kept the game steady as players battled through a tight contest. both sides showed veteran style as victory swung with the Tigers. Lineups featured George Hill, Ivan Canfield, Owen Morgan, Laverne Crouch and others for the Tigers, while George Hamilton, James McPherson, Mahlon Bachman and more started for the High School. The outcome left some buoyed by win and others moved by defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Tigers
Glenwood High School
Glenwood
America
Guy Mayberry
George Hill
Ivan Canfield
Qwen Morgan
Laverne Crouch
Frank Bromley
Beecher Stowe
Harry Patterson
Gifford Dirk
George McMillan
George Hamilton
James McPherson Jr
Mahlon Bachman
Jobo Juyon
Virgil Rooney
Dinner Bennett
Sid Walling Jr
Claude Rist
Marc Bachman
Tigers Prep For Two May Matches In Church League Play
The Malvern Christian Church Tigers schedule a May 26 try-out with the & F. boys and a May 30 visit from Silver City to determine if the Tigers will gain a victory or stumble in the jungle. Queen Mills praised as a cereal king while county corn production totals rise, with Oak topping townships at 47 bushels per acre and White Cloud, Silver Creek, and Anderson listed among notable areas.
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the & F. Boys of
Malvern
Christian Church Tigers
Silver City
Tigers
Queen Mills
Plattville
Center
White Cloud Township
Little St. Mary
Silver Creek
Anderson Township
Rawles Township
Pleasant Grove Pleas Ant Grove School Activities
Closing exercises at Pleasant Grove school featured a pupil play by ages five to fifteen. Miss Borene praised for guiding students. Friday’s planned picnic moved to the schoolhouse. many men visited due to field work. Dinner rich with cake and ice cream. Everett Sawyers led Epworth League. Graduating exercises for Pleasant Grove and Hillsdale eighth grades set for May 26 at Hillsdale Church with nine graduates. News notes include gatherings, baptisms, illnesses, a birth, and club activities with rain affecting plans.
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Pleasant Grove
Gorene
Wolfman
Hillsdale
Hisdale Church
Will Andrews
Tudor
Hisather
Phil Slaughter
Inez Landis
Malvern
Gladys Boles
Rev. Conway
Tabor
Low Sawyers
Remembered on Natal Day for Miss Bessie Shvernham
Natal Day honors Miss Bessie Shvernham of Glenwood as friends send a handkerchief shower and gifts. Her mother hosted a noon gathering with nearby girl friends and later she visited sister Elvin VancPelt at a country home where further festivities occurred. The celebrant will recall the day fondly.
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Bessie Shvernham
Glenwood
Theevening
Elvin Vancp
Pleasant Grove and Hillsdale Eighth Grade Commencement
Pleasant Grove and Hillsdale schools in Center township combine 8th grade exercises at Hillsdale on Friday May 26 at 7 45 p m The program features Arlene Howard Marjorie Buffington Ira Ward Beulah Francis Guy Smith Orville Butterfield Herbert Ward and others with readings solos duets and an oration The class motto is Push Pull or Get Out of the Way colors pink and green and pink carnations note teachers Misses Borene and Holtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Hillsdale
Center Township
Arlene Howard
Marjorie Buffington
Herbert Boles
Mrs. Walker
Betsy
Erville Butterfield
Benjamin Ward
Euelah Francis
Setttin
Peggy McKeag
Guy Smith
Ira Ward
Pretty Rose
Parker
Mrs
Howard
Smart
Bewah Francis
Hannah Scott
Marjorie Aniene Howard
Benjamin L. Howard
Beulah G. Francis
Guy L. Smith
Orville J. Butterfield
Trash
Ward
Herbert 1
Boles
Mills county waste land and farm wages survey
In Mills county 2856 acres are listed as other crops and waste land. Oak township has 2800 acres of waste land, Ingraham 1188, Plattville 1222, Rawles 812, St. Mary 84. Total waste land estimated at 9218 acres. Farm hands earned 61 to 829 dollars monthly, averaging 28.20 in Silver Creek, 35.15 in Center, and 24 in Lyons.
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Mills County
Anderson Township
St. Mary
Oak
White Cloud
Indian Creek
Plattville
Deer Creek
Glenwood
Center
Rawles
Ingraham
Lyour
Oak Township
Wasessor
Silver Creek
Lyons
Barn Barns Fire Destroys Claude Barns Place
A barn on the Claude Barns place north of Henderson burned last Thursday with no one present. About 200 bushels of corn, oats, and over 25 tons of hay were lost, and three horses died. Insurance covered the barn and contents. payment occurred the day of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Barns
Hmerson
Pride of a Horse Dead After Short Illness
Earl Herrick’s family horse Nebuchad nezer, about thirty years old, died suddenly en route to a farm west of Glenwood. Once in his prime the horse was owned by ex-Clerk Charles Potter, later by H. W. Burkett who gave him to Mrs. Herrick. Herrick drove the horse to the farm last Sunday and the animal collapsed after reaching there. He denies any warning of the end and notes the horse had been healthy prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Herrick
Nebuchadnezer
Glenwood
Mr. Herrick
Charles Potter
H. W. Burkett
Herrick
Mrs Boehner moves to Auburndale as daughter attends Lasell
Mrs J W Boehner now resides in Auburndale Massachusetts where her daughter Ruth attends Lasell Seminary and is set to graduate in June The Ruby restaurant has closed its business.
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J. W. Boehner
Auburndale
Mass
Ruth
Lasell Seminary
Ruby
Malvern High School Commencement May 19 at Baptist Church
The Malvern High School commencement exercises will be held Monday evening May 19 at the Baptist Church. The class roll includes Marian Elizabeth Knight Buttice Gertrude Reed Mary Belle Whitesides Gladys Julia Robbins Amy Grace Deardorff Gladys Lucile Smith Duran H Summers Dewey Dye Gail Dice.
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Malvern High School
Bapist
Marian Elizabeth Knight
Buttice Gertrude Reed
Mary Belle Whitesides
Gladys Julia Robbins
Amy Grace Deardorff
Gladys Lucile Smith
Duran H. Summers
Dewey Dye
Gail Dice
Opposing Equal Suffrage in Glenwood
Shirley Gilliland invites neighbors to hear a speech at the Glenwood band stand in the Court House on Saturday May 27 at 8 o'clock. She argues the ballot should be cast by strong hands and praises Iowa laws for protecting women, asserting Iowa as a leader in sane measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Court House
Iowa
Shirley Gillilland
ITEMS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE ITEMS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE
A Missouri editor defends press integrity against harassment and explains editors seek fairness. The piece notes Iowa activists campaign against prohibition and lists candidates in Democratic and Republican races, with many avoiding stances. It also mentions a Seventh Day Adventists meeting in Nevada and honors in Shenandoah. An anecdote links wartime bloodshed to fear of killing.
Viewing Youthful Scenes With Dr Henry Deetken in Oak Treynor
Dr Henry C Deetken of Seattle stopped in Glenwood with his uncle Otto Saar of Treynor and Pat Gnoude of Council Bluffs to view childhood sites around Oak township and Treynor. They visited the Dent home once the Saar residence, noting Deetken’s eleven years in Seattle and his former practice at Treynor.
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Henry C. Deetken
Seattle
Washington
Glenwood
Otto Saar
Treynor
Pat Gunnoude
Council Bluffs
Dr. Deetken
Oak Township
John Dent
Saar
Beattle
Visit notes from Mineola residents in Seattle
The text describes a cheerful visit with a local doctor who remains busy with wide affairs. It mentions Mineola people now living in Seattle doing well, and three visitors traveling from Glenwood to Tahor where Mr Saar has two daughters in college.
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Mineola
Seattle
Glenwood
Tahor
Saar
Twin Holstein calve mystery puzzles Stant Warren
Two three week old Holstein twins born to Stant Warren are both marked alike yet one shows red and white spotting while the other is black and white. The owner wonders whether the red calf is a freak a brand or a strategy by the mother to distinguish them. The calves are sociable and thriving.
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Stant Warren
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Arthur McClain
On Wednesday May 24 Emerson residents Mr and Mrs Arthur McClain celebrated their golden wedding. A reception was held at their home with many children and distant relatives attending. The couple has numerous friends who will extend congratulations on this milestone.
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Arthur McClain
Emerson
Mrs. McClain
Deaths John Buenning of Mineola at 85
John Christopher Buenning a longtime Mineola resident died May 13 at his son Henry's home at age 85 years 2 months and 18 days Born February 28 1831 in Gadendorf Schleswig Holstein he married Dorothea Margarette Hammer May 16 1855 They came to America in 1880 lived on a Mineola farm six years ago retired to Mineola He leaves three sons William Nel Henry Fred a daughter Mrs August Hingst four grandchildren and four great grandchildren The funeral was held Tuesday at the Lutheran church with Rev Stigler in charge pallbearers were J A Kiersch L W Thebel T I Kruse Henry Prien Kenry Welse and Detler Prien Burial was in Mineola Cemetery Silver City Times
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John Buenning
John’ Buenning
Mineola
Henry
John Christopher Buenning
Gadendorf
Luetjenburg
Schleswig Holstein
Dorothea
Margarette Hammer
America
Buenning
Lutheran Church
Tle
William
Wakefield
Fred
August Hingst
Mmerson
Degree of Honor Not Connected With AOUW
The Tribune erred noting a Shenandoah meeting as an AOUW auxiliary. The two orders are separate. The TD of IL plans a national home with multiple buildings including a state headquarters and sanatorium. Glenwood club forms a proposal to grand officers. Wolfe couple buys Seth Dean residence on Walnut Street. to move in September after summer travel.
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Flefth
Grand Lodge
Shenandoah
Kitta Branson
Anna Killman
Anchor Lodge
No. 30
Glenwood
Tribune
U. W
TD. of
Glenwood Commercial Club
A. L. Wolfe
East Rawles
Wolfe
Seth Dean
Walnut Street
Orchard to Speak on Woman's Suffrage in Glenwood
Mr. Orchard, editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, will address a street meeting on Woman's Suffrage in Glenwood Saturday evening, June 8. The Tribune notes the news value of suffrage coverage, a point of broad public interest.
Memorial Day Observances Planned With Processions
Memorial morning services at the Armory led by Rev. Howard Mintle honor national heroes. A Tuesday parade forms on the square with Hank's martial band and veterans groups, moving to the cemetery for Grand Army of the Republic rites and grave decorations. Afternoon program features martial band, recitations, flag drill, addresses, and song. Post members to meet morning and flower donors requested by P. J. Shannon.
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Armory
Howard Mintle
Hank
Martial Band
Veterans of Civil War
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Go. T Town
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Glenwood Corner
State Institution
Walnus Street
Yetrans
Grand Army of the Republic
A. J. French
J. W. Bartlett
Womans Relief Corps
Lincoln
Dahle Boyer
Wm. Stevenson
W. V. Whitten
America
Post and Corps
P. J. Shannon
Collision at Glenwood involves Foard cars
On Wednesday evening shortly after 8 P M at the northwest corner of the square in Glenwood the Foard cars driven by Antone Bortenlanger and Jap Scott collided. Only wheel fenders sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Antone Bortenlanger
Jap Scott
Glenwood Club Plans July 4 Celebration
The Commercial Club of Glenwood decided at Monday night’s meeting to celebrate Independence Day and referred the details to the amusement committee for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilf
Commercial Club of
Glenwood
Amusement Committee
One Way Out of It at the Small Hotel
Mr. Dubbleigh runs short of gasoline near a small hotel and pleads for fuel. The proprietor refuses sale on Sunday, offering only a night’s stay for seven dollars as an alternative amid a stubborn standoff.
Adaptable talker Gray and a comic corn talk
A man notes Gray’s talkative versatility, recounting how he chatted about corn with 41 men from Iowa and beans with Thorndike of Boston. The joke imagines what Gray would discuss if he met both together, answering with a playful line about succotash.
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Gray
Iowa
Thorndike
Boston
Bostonian
Smith
Red Waist Draws Cow’s Attention in Country Tale
A city girl boarding with a farmer discusses a cow’s savage glare toward her red waist. The farmer quips the animal notices it due to fashion, and the girl laments the cow’s awareness, remarking on style and rural perception. The Tribune-all the e-twice. week-
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