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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1908

Page

3

Glenwood court adjourns for July with cases set

Judge Thornell concluded a three day Glenwood session and adjourned to July 6 for two matters including a possible new trial in Sawyer vs Williams from the Glenwood canning company case where the jury verdict favored Sawyer. Other items and ongoing disputes include a foreclosure decree in Malvern and partition issues between non resident real estate men Stringer and Wait.

Thornell Glenwood Glenwood Canning Company Sawyer Williams L. E. Williams S. I Canning Company W. R. Stringer Stephen ZT. Wait Stringer Lyons Township Wait

Fine Homes Highlight Silver City Growth

Silver City earns a reputation for fine homes with modern designs spreading beyond town. Contractor M B Huffaker of Silver City has built many such houses, including a recently completed ten room residence for E H Van Kirk showcasing thoroughness and skill.

Silver City Iowa Huffaker Tribune E. H. van Kirk

Glenwood Graduate Earns Medical College Sheepskin

Mills county shines as Brownlow Miller receives a degree from Omaha medical college during the commencement. A Glenwood High School alumnus, he will join Emanuel hospital training before taking over Dr Harris’s practice in Tabor. His parents plan to move there next fall.

Mills County Omaha Medical College Brownlow Miller J. W. Miller Glenwood Rawles Township Glenwood High School Emanuel Hospital Omaha Tabor B. HE. Harris

Made Good Resolve In Speaking Of The Twister Near Shenandoah

The World recalls a near Shenandoah cyclone where a 25 year old man, terrified by the storm, told his neighbor he would lead a different life after realizing he was not ready to meet God. It notes that good can come from such events as a cyclone.

M. Lee Nebraska Missouri Shenandoah

First Bride of June from Silver City

June brings romance as Mabel McCoy, a charming Silver City daughter, will wed Thursday at noon at her parents home Mr and Mrs Wm McCoy. H Remington of Omaha, bookkeeper for Kennard Glass Paint and Oil Co, wins her hand in the upcoming ceremony.

Queen Mills Mabel McCoy Silver City Wm. McCoy H. Remington Omaha Kennard Glass, Paint and Oil Co

Perkins County Nebraska Trip From Glenwood And Grant Visit

Silas Terry of Glenwood plans a summer in Perkins County western Nebraska a county larger than Mills with no bridges saving taxpayers money. He and Mrs Terry will travel from Glenwood to Aurora then to Grant the county seat to visit relatives.

Silas ‘Terry Glenwood Perkins County Nebraska Colorado Line Heson Platte River Terry Aurora Neb Grant

Mills county Shorthorn Sale yields mixed prices

Four Mills county breeders H White Emerson H L Summers Malvern T A Hougas R W McMullen Henderson held a combined sale in Red Oak. Bulls averaged 860 dollars and cows 54. About 23 head sold. Merrill Johnson Malvern paid a top 125 dollars for a bull. Prices realized were not satisfactory.

S, H. White Emerson H. L. Summers Malvern T. A. Hougas R. W. McMullen Henderson Mills County Red Oak Merrill Johnson

Wages Reduced for Burlington Section Men and Gangs

The Burlington system cut pay for section men and extra gangs effective May 15. Workers previously earning 81.50 per day were reduced to 81.45 per day, with adjustments noted in the order.

Burlington Eee Ware

Hastings social notes and local business updates

Mrs Thos Young visits Glenwood to spend the day with the Burgers while Miss Pearl Merihew from Randolph calls on Mrs Underwood. J I Burger and Misses McDonough Chapin and other locals attend events, with cattle and hog shipments to Chicago and new business ventures announced. The village prepares for a new postmaster as petitions circulate and names like Nellie Furlong and Henry McFarland gain support.

Thos Young Glenwood Everett Purcell Chas Smith Chicago Messers Purcell Smith WN W Colling N W Colling Dot Rimes Malvern Grace Hathaway Commence Momerson Twrsday Pruf Mrs Davenport Fern May Colling Nellie Alfrey Lola Boney Cliff Parker JT W Young Wes Joe Wearin A B Washburn Henry Wearin Garleton Neb A & Hutchings North Grove Eva Hutchings Orvilla Durbin Robert Stroud James Imel Grace Nims Lou Allensworth Jerusha Pythian Sisters J Dobell Clayville G O Chapin Henry Mctarland Congressman Smith

Emerson News Roundup From Emerson Nebraska Local Folks

A broad Emerson bulletin notes cattle losses from clover bloat, smallpox cases in Climax, and visits by Miss Eva Cox and Mrs A W Shanor. Local business, rail workers, surgery on May McKinley, and a planned Royal Neighbors lodge outline community life with birthdays, theater, and memorial day plans.

Abe Shanor Eva Cox Sutherland Neb A W Shanor M L Evans Carson AH Winkler Glenwood Wallace Abel Omaha Pat Ragan Des Moines Emerson James Noonan Iowa Jim Mills County Wm Lawray Laraway Merritt Sybil Tubbs California Roberts Wales Col Evans Chicago Cubs Sox Woodman Lodge Welington Galo Judson Bert Davis Flis Sweet Girl Opera House Havel Carr Louella McDowell Faye Goepforth LL McKinley Red Oak A Tollinger Sioux City May McKinley Sle George Cross J ‘T’ Barnes Jim Durbin Finences ML Evans

Memorial Day Exercises Postponed to Sunday in Glenwood

Memorial Day observance in Glenwood is set for Sunday May 31 with a joint committee of Old Soldiers Relief Corps and citizens overseeing arrangements. The parade forms on the public square at 2 p.m. proceeds to the cemetery for music addresses and graveside services with floral tributes. Carriages will transport attending Old Soldiers from the Hall to the cemetery.

Glenwood Elisha Starbuck H. B. Dull Old Soldiers and Relief Corps

Money in Growing Timber Demonstrates Value of Timber Acre

A Charter Oak farmer, C Fogle, found two acres of sizable trees on the Venderveer place. He cut about half for lumber and saw a sawyer convert it into lumber and cord wood totaling over 800 dollars. The grove, likely planted within 25 years, yielded roughly 82 dollars per acre annually, making the timber acres the farm’s most valuable in the long run.

C. Fogle Charter Oak Venderveer Place

Glenwood City to Replace Wooden Walks on North Blocks

The city council ordered cement walks to replace two stretches of wooden walks on the second and third blocks north of the old armory. E. E. Barber was awarded the contract for work tied to Vine street curb ing and guttering. Gutter payments vary by width with six foot gutters at $1331-3 per running foot and four foot gutters at $1031-3 per running foot. Significant tiling will be needed before work can proceed.

Nan Lyon Glenwood Fred Lyon Sue E. E. Barber Vine Street

Smudges Could Have Saved Mills County Apples

The piece notes that smudges used to protect fruit crops from frost might have saved much of Mills County's apple crop this spring. It explains that burning wood covered with manure can deter frost over a considerable area and urges readers to adopt the practice, despite the crop already being ruined this year.

Mills County

Death of Malvern City Hotel landlord Samuel Gardener

Samuel Gardener, landlord of the City Hotel at Malvern, died around noon Saturday after a brief illness from pneumonia. His remains were taken Saturday night to Villisca for burial near his residence.

Samuel Gardener Malvern Villisca

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Pony Creek John Robrahan F. W. Williams Lyman Bros Cedar Rapids M. L. Hiattt City of Fine Homes Doctor Miller Shorthorn Sale Hastings Bert. Dunn Baptist Church Rey Tay- Nor Linn Miss Noonan Glenwood City Affairs Timmy Opera Drozen Bright Catherine Colgan Mary Blair Prof Timothy Addles Laurence Bogart Paul Gil- Wluws Baws Ethel Winksler Ethel Paul Winifred Seeger Miss Colgan Bernice Ethel Kelly Clara Rether Grace Gillilland Irene Buttington Mabel Gibbs Blanche. Wallace Paul@illilland Leverett Seymour Alta Oelberg Estella Ostrander Mabel Turner Nettle Wolf Irene Buffington Bernice Kelly Ethel Winkler Clara Bether Mabel Turner Napoleon Bonaparte Paul Gillilland Alta L. Oelberg Estella M. Ostrander Red Scarf''—High School Glee Club Merrill Myers L.C. Bryan Glee Club Howe Samuel Gardner
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