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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1906

Page

3

Glenwood Boys Win Field Meet at Tabor Mills

Glenwood high school boys dominated the Mills-Fremont Athletic Association field meet last Saturday, totaling 69 points to outpace Hamburg, Sidney, and Tabor. Individual leaders included Marion Lutz with 28 points and Collier Buffington with 18. McCracken’s ineligibility affected Hamburg, while Ernest White was sidelined for Glenwood by injury. Glenwood will receive a banner and gate receipts. victory celebrations followed at Supt Maus's home.

Glenwood High School Tabor Mills-Fremont Athletic Association Glenwood Hamburg Sidney Marion Lutz Collier Buffington Howard McCracken Shenandoah Council Bluffs Ernest White Iowa City Supt Maus Lutz Lovelady Buffington Jones dJump—Thompson Wachob Ettleman Woods Bullington Golden Redenbaugh DeBrohn Bogart Seuck Reeves

Kentuckians Prepare for Big Home Coming Week in Louisville

A Louisville program for Home Coming Week from June 13 to 17 plans a grand return of about one hundred thousand Kentuckians to their native land. The first day, Wednesday June 13, is Reception and Welcome Day, June 14 is Foxtrot Day, and June 15 is Daniel.

Louisville Daniel

Burglars Visit Dr McCluskey Home in Nighttime Theft

Burglars entered Dr. Floyd McCluskey's home about 3 am Sunday by removing a kitchen window screen. They took his vest and pants from the bed and emptied his wallet containing 99 cents. a silver drawer was ransacked but items remained. The back door was slammed, waking a baby. Neighbors Genung and Wolfe heard noises. Wolfe saw no burglars and noted a moved gas stove and cut window screen at his window.

Floyd McCluskey Lake Geneva Knights of the Jimmy McCluskey Henry Evernham

Glenwood Bas eball Team Raises Funds and Rally

Glenwood has raised 240 to fill up a ball park and form a second nine. Captain Guy Morgan leads a husky squad set to challenge the first team. They ordered black suits with white letters red stockings and red caps. Lineup includes Ernest Stout catcher Guy Morgan pitcher Clay Rager first base Tate Collins second base Fred Reeves third base Ralph Reeves right field Don Allen center field Wart Allbee left field. At Malvern Saturday Plattsmouth high school defeated 7 to 2.

Glenwood Guy Morgan Ernest Stout Clay Rager Tate Collins Fred Reeves Ralph Reeves Don Allen Wart Allbee

Mayor Plimpton’s First Court Session In Glenwood

Mayor Plimpton of Glenwood presided over his first court session as Dick Wilkins faced intoxication charges. A fine of five dollars plus costs of two dollars and eighty five cents was imposed and paid. Wilkins was later found dead drunk in the road near the canning factory. A man in a tan buggy struck the body before discovery on Sunday night.

Plimpton Glenwood Dick Wilkins Canning Factory

Winkler Buys Judge Hotel in Mmerson Deal

Winkler, Glenwood real estate man, becomes owner of the Judge hotel at Mmerson after a last week deal with Parmele Hros of Plattsmouth. He exchanged a 240 acre Merrick county farm valued at 10000 dollars for the property. Glenwood market day is Saturday, June 0.

A. I. Winkler Glenwood Mmerson Parmele Hros Plattsmouth Winkler Merrick County Nebraska

Four Hundred Thousand Dead for Me and You

Poem laments four hundred thousand fallen across battlefields swamps and camps. It honors brave soldiers and martyrs in prison holds who died and starved for the reader, spanning western plains to ocean tides.

Mountain Glen Battle Plain

Glenwood High School Commencement Recap

Glenwood Tribune covers Glenwood High School commencement. Eighteen graduates, six in the glee club, perform music. Several students deliver orations on Red Cross history, America’s rise, child labor, expansion, education, and character. Valedictorian Miss Anderson headlines with colonial recitation and public speaking skill.

Glenwood High School

From bachelor to benedict in Glenwood wedding

Justice Frank G. Day and Miss Addie Tolles wed at 8 30 p m Friday at the Tolles home in Glenwood with Rev A Hi Beaver officiating. The couple, driven to Pacific Junction then Omaha for their honeymoon, are profiled as prominent local figures. The ceremony marks Day’s 83rd marriage, a note of humor on his long career as Glenwood’s leading justice of the peace. J W Dunagan and Bertha B Warren also married in Glenwood yesterday at the Methodist parsonage.

Moses Martin Luther Abraham Lincoln Mr. Curtis A. L. Curtis Little Sioux Glenwood Methodist Circuit Frank G. Day Addie Tolles Glenwood Squire H. A. Tolles Cergyman Rev A. Hi, Beaver The Baptist Church Myrtle McMillen Tohengrin Pacific Junction Omaha South Omaha Miss Tolles Heinsheimer Day Mills County United States Ivor America Cupid the Tribune Mrs. Day J. W. Dunagan Center Township Bertha B. Warren Joplin Methodist Ward Balfour Tribune

Two Yankee Robinson Shows to Parade After Decoration Day

The Yankee Robinson Shows plan a street parade for their Glenwood visit after the Decoration Day exercises, with a possible noon start and a tender of the band if they arrive in time. The evening show will follow at the usual hour, doors opening at toolock.

Glenwood

Poison From Sprayed Tree Kills Horse Near Glenwood

A. J. E. Disk manager of the GC H. Dyar orchard reports losing a horse last week, attributing death to poisoning from leaves of an apple tree sprayed. The Tribune quoted J. W. Murphy saying a cow drank a bucketful of spraying water with no harm, suggesting cows may endure more than horses.

A. JE. Disk GC. H. Dyar Glenwood the Tribune J. W. Murphy

Morgan Buys Fine Bay Horse in Omaha Purchase

Sheriff Morgan drives into Omaha Sunday night with a handsome bay horse, one of the best in the county. He bought the registered animal from Street Commissioner Jim Stummel for 300 dollars, noting its fine bloodlines.

Morgan Omaha Jim Stummel

Glenwood Market Day Scheduled for June 9 Saturday

Glenwood hosts market day this Saturday June 9 with a music band performing in the morning and afternoon. Merchants offer special sales and invite residents to remember the date and attend.

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