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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

3

Junction Schools Graduation Ceremony Preview

Two local graduates Miss Blanche Marrin and Ernest Barker will receive diplomas at a ceremony under a tent south of the bank corner next Monday evening June 2. The program includes a class motto Quality Not Quantity and a white rose as the class flower with piano solos vocal numbers and a diploma presentation by Prof Evans.

Blanche Marrin Ernest Barker Pacific Junction Mountain Wall K. of P. Hall W. A. Bonar Council Bluffs Claude Anderson Ladies Mission George Adams Harry Snyder Omaha R. D. Shotwell Los Angeles California August Anderson Burlington Folsom Charles F. Davis Newt Russell Thos. Livengood John Arnold Bank Corner Rev. Bonar M. E. Church Emil V. Nelson Kansas Prof. Evans Franklin Record Blanch Marrin Helen Record Caleb Fisher

Weed law requires Mills County residents to cut listed weeds

The weed law mandates property owners and tenants comply, with a July 15 to August 15 cutting window for noxious plants including quack grass, Canada thistle, cocklebur, wild mustard, and others. Township or road officers failing to enforce face misdemeanor charges and fines up to $100.

Mills County

Heinsheimers to Leave Glenwood for Sioux City Store

Albert Heinsheimer announces plans to close Glenwood arrangements and open a large new furniture store in Sioux City with Lester Heinsheimer and another nephew, both experienced in the business. Albert will not be active daily but will move to Sioux City to assist as needed. the family expresses regret at leaving Glenwood and notes he will visit frequently.

Albert Heinsheimer Sioux City Lester Heinsheimer Albert Glenwood

Glenwood Plans Fourth of July Celebration

Commercial club members met last Monday and decided to stage a Glenwood Fourth of July celebration. A finance committee under President Day is soliciting funds to fund a wide program. The city will host amusements, two ball games, races, and other events with Old Glory flying and cannons firing for thousands of visitors.

Glenwood

District Court to Convene Monday in Glenwood

Judge Thornell will take up court in Glenwood next Monday June 2 continuing the April term. Matters left over from this term will be addressed with probate cases predominating.

Thornell Glenwood

Mrs Henry Sage dies at Hillsdale Iowa after long illness

Nancy A Gardner born Indiana July 30 1860 died May 25 1913 at home Hillsdale Iowa. She married Henry Sage August 9 1883. No children. She joined United Brethren church at eighteen and later M E church. Survived by husband and three brothers. Funeral at Sage home Tuesday at 1 PM conducted by Rev Mintle Glenwood. Interment Hillsdale cemetery. Sage thanks friends for kindness. Tribune for neat printing.

Nancy A. Gardner Indiana Hillsdale Iowa Henry Sage Sage Mintle Glenwood

Platteville Farmers Extend Levee to Guard Lands

Farmers in northern Platteville are extending and improving a levee to shield their lands from spring high waters. Work begins at the Keyser land and proceeds east, potentially linking with the railroad side track grade or the old levee. They may secure earth from the railroad, enabling a riprap protected levee and easier water management. A farmer fund backs the project, seeking railroad cooperation on crossing rights and earth access.

Platteville Keyser K. C Glenwood

Golden Wedding Celebrate T B Robinsons at Pacific Junction

Mr and Mrs T B Robinson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home in Pacific Junction on May 25 1913. They wed in Halbeach England on May 26 1863 and have ten children seven living, twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

T.B. Robinson Pacific Junction Halbeach England Ed Mendenhall Frank Swearinger Omaha Nebraska John Shannon John Robinson Council Bluffs Wm. Robinson Carthage South Dakota Sam McCandless Ladysmith Wisconsin John Miller Douglas Arizona Hannah Groom Council Blufts Robinson Council Blufffs W. L. Evans Florence Patterson Philip Beeshart Dixon, Nebraska E. L. Baldwin J. H. Hall Nettie McCandless Whiting Iowa Trout Yard Mrs. Robinson

Beer Seized at Ottumwa Under Webb-Kenyon Law

Sixty seven barrels of beer bound for several Ottumwa consignors were seized last night by Sheriff Knox and deputies at the Rock Island road freight house. The balance had been delivered before arrival. The sheriff warned the beer will be destroyed if not claimed within ten days. Ottumwa express offices and railroads refused further liquor shipments, rebilling to consignors.

Ottumwa Knox Rock Island Road Webb-Kenyon Ottumwa Express Consignors

Pioneer Henderson sage Joel Woods dies at home

Mills County mourns as Joel Woods age 93 dies Sunday May 25 in Henderson after a long illness of arteriosclerosis. born March 10 1832 in Armstrong County Pennsylvania he fought with the 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War and later moved to Iowa in 1873 becoming a leading local citizen. He married Sarah Burford in 1867 and leaves three children Emily Walter Alberta and Jessie plus a devoted wife and several siblings. funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. Davis with Henderson cemetery interment.

Joel Woods Mills County Henderson Armstrong County Pennsylvania 78Th Pennsylvania Volunteers Methodist Church Sarah Margaret Burford East Brady Walter B Harlan Alberta W. Maley Scotts Bluff Oregon Jessie W. Rawles Iowa Henderson Lodge Mr. Davis Henderson Cemetery

Hillsdale School Closes After Fine Student Show

The Hillsdale school presented a neat program at the school house last evening. Miss Emma Zach of Riverton Iowa trained the students well as each number was well rendered.

Hillsdale Emma Zach Riverton Iowa

Dread Disease Dodges Iowa Town Seal of Health Hope

Dr Sumner reports no infantile paralysis in the town this season while confirming his reelection as secretary of the state board of health. He notes the season’s status and ongoing vigilance against the disease.

Iowa Sumner State Board of Health

State Reports Scattered Smallpox and Typhoid Cases

The report notes scattered cases of smallpox and some typhoid fever in the state. It suggests the wet season may reduce infantile paralysis this year, as there has been no dust to carry the germs.

Des Moines bankers elect Heinsheimer president

Millis County bankers who attended the Des Moines convention returned home. BD L. Heinsheimer was elected president, as predicted by the Monday Tribune. Heinsheimer has wide banking experience, enjoys all phases of the work, and now has time to devote to the duties of the office.

Millis County Des Moines BD L. Heinsheimer Heinsheimer

Statewide property assessment levels set for tax equalization

Reports to the secretary of state show county land assessments range 17 to 60 percent of sale prices with Mills County at 44 percent for farm lands and town lots. The state executive council will meet in Des Moines on June 14 to adjust and equalize assessments. A movement seeks assessments at actual values and penalties for evasion.

Secretary of State Mills County Des Moines

Day Service Aims for Continuous Electric Supply in Glenwood

Joseph Bortenlanger of the electric light plant spoke to the Glenwood Commercial club last Monday evening about advancing continuous service. He said the company plans to connect Glenwood with eastern county towns to gain patronage and justify the project. Delays followed the Carson plant fire and floods that swept away two miles of poles along the Nishni. Improvements at the Glenwood power plant are expected by October, with talks of a city water pumping contract to boost business and efficiency for the city’s service.

Joseph Bortenlanger Electric Light Glenwood

Proposals for Erection of a Schoolhouse in Mills County

Notice announces bids for building a schoolhouse in Independence District Him Grove Lyons township Mills County Iowa. Bids due June 14 1913 at 1 PM with $500 certified check. Plans and specs on file May 20 1913 with County Superintendent and secretary who dated the notice May 22 1913.

Him Grove Lyons Township Mills’ County Iowa W.bf Dean

Swat the Fly Hussle Grows as Swats Pay Off Later

The fly swatting business expands with growing demand and high potential rewards. Prospects urge quick action and equipment to capitalize on current activity and future earnings.

Teachers Leave Glenwood After School Closure

Non resident teachers depart Glenwood as the schools close. Supt Nielsen heads to Crab Orchard Nebraska to tend to farm work with summer visits to Glenwood. Principal Florence Williamson returns to Cedarville Ohio with Dunn. Grace McDonough attends Cedar Falls summer school. Others head to Hastings Hesman Hesman Nebraska Red Oak Eriv Pennsylvania Anselmo Udell Red Oak Omaha and Emerson for summer plans.

Glenwood Supt Nielsen Crab Orchard Nebraska Florence Williamson Cedarville Ohio Dunn Eriv Pennsylvania Grace McDonough Hastings Cedar Falls

Five Years Ago in Mills County Tribune Highlights

Looking backward at Tribune files recalls dozens of local events. Floods, tornadoes, and a Keg Creek drowning mark a dramatic May night. Glenwood residents endure damage and a storm extra. Schools report record or near record graduations. plays and weddings dot the year, with notable sales, travel, and civic notices.

Glenwood Charles Shepard Malvern Tabor Thurman Qcharles Leach Vine Street Court House Tribune Mills County Pacific Junction Fred W. Kelley Miss Nelle Wilkins Omaha the Tribune Butler U. S. Army Glenwood Military Company A. J. Wearin Hig Big Ranch Nebraska Genung Ranch Electric R. R Pubor Rockfort Missouri Council Bluffs Mills

Also Mentioned on This Page

Junction Schools Blanche Martin Pacific Junction School Claude Anderson Tayocathon Bonar Voval Emil Nelson R. Grant Evans Wecesese Ee WD Mendenhall Henedletion Bonar Ruth Lee J. B. Anderson Wesley DeLashmutt Bear Barfied Charles Kroon Javery J. R Miss Schneider Leonard Fletcher Frank Smith Dr. Bacon Heinsheimers Mrs. Henry Sage The Pony Creek Timmy Glenwood High School Oral Smith Henry A. Schroeder Dorothy Murphy Robert Lawson Cg.davidson Lilian Europe Pacifific Junction Wilbur Bickford Bert Dunn Emerson G. H. White H. L. Summers T. A. Hougas R. W. McMullen Red Oak
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