Auto Dashes Into Ditch In Weekday Crash Near Town
A man, Isaac Wilson, and his two sons were traveling home when their light auto struck the east rail of a culvert north of town and landed in a ditch. Wilson suffered two broken ribs and other injuries. the car was badly damaged but his injuries not life threatening. The report also notes a string of local events including graduates, a football setup, a reception for teachers, and various community notices.
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Hanperson
Isaac Wilson
Wilson
Nishna soil likened to Nile valley at Glenwood market day
The speaker notes the soil of the Nishna resembles Egypt's Nile valley. The next Glenwood market day is set for Saturday June 17 with the Silver City Band likely to provide music. Vendors anticipate a stronger sale lineup and many good horses have already been listed.
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The
Nishna
Nile Valley
Egypt
Glenwood
Itis
Silver City
New Carnegie Library Site Chosen by Glenwood Board
Glenwood library board met Monday to approve purchasing the north lot of the old Wm H Anderson residence for a new Carnegie library. The site fronts east, is near the square, and will offer about half a lot of space north and south. Price cited at $650. A Carnegie gift of 7000 dollars is available and will be advanced in 2000 to 3000 increments as construction funds are needed.
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Glenwood Library Board
Wm. H. Anderson
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Lewis Farm Sold Near Center Township for 14740
The Aaron Lewis farm of nearly 190 acres in Center township’s section 12 sold last week to A. P. McCormick for 14740, about 80 per acre. McCormick now owns around 600 acres of fine farmland. Elmer Stone acted for Mrs. Mary J. Lewis, long a Zion City resident advised by Dowie’s lawyers. A mortgage of 8500 was placed on the land, leaving roughly 10000 to be invested in Dowie’s lace factories.
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Aaron Lewis
Center Township
A. P. McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Elmer Stone
Mary J. Lewis
Zion City
Dowie
Avay
Lewis
Dowle
Hastings Man Survives Suicide Attempt After Poisoning
W H Van Arsdall attempted death by own action Saturday afternoon by ingesting landanum. Prompt medical aid and treatment saved his life though he remains very ill. Despondency over poor health blamed, and he persists in asserting he will kill himself. An elderly Mills County resident born in Mud Creek area, he is married with two sons.
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Hastings
W. H. van Arsdall
Mr. van Arsdall
Mills County
Mud Creek
Barn Fire Destroys De Lashmutt Property in Pacific City
A large barn at W. C. De Lashmutt’s farm in Pacific City burned around noon Sunday. The fire’s origin is unknown. About 20 tons of hay and 13 head of horses and mules were in the building. they escaped, but the flames consumed the structure. Loss estimates place property damage at $800 with $400 insurance.
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Pacific City
W. C. DeLashmuttt
Davis and DeLashmutt Form New Pacific Junction Firm
The Tribune notes a new partnership in Pacific Junction in the hardware, implement and furniture trade. Ernest DeLashmutt acquired a half interest from Charles I. Davis, uniting two family business lines and signaling a promising future for the firm.
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Pacific Junction
Ernest DeLashmutt
Charles I. Davis
Ernest
W. CO. DeLashmuti
the Tribune
Genung’s Last Winning L. W. Russell in Glenwood
L. W. Russell reported a victorious visit in Glenwood after a northern western Nebraska clothing-house tour. He praised attorney L. T. Genung for his conduct in the Fred Hans murder trial, recounting Genung’s earlier work with detective Hans on the Luce case and the subsequent acquittal and new lines of defense leading to a verdict improvement.
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L. W. Russell
Glenwood
Nebraska
Fred Hans
L. T. Gening
Russell
Mike Harrington
Mills County
Genung
Northwestern Railroad
Ainsworth
Neb
Luce Ranch
Hans
Luce
Northwestern
Tabor May Music Festival Draws Crowds in Southwest Iowa
The people of Tabor deserve credit for a May music festival held last Thursday and Friday. It drew a large audience and was one of the biggest musical events in Southwest Iowa, but it ran a deficit estimated between 300 and 400 dollars after costs for shipping, singers, orchestra, and soloists.
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Tabor
Iowa
Fred Lyons Wins Medal At Glenwood Gun Club Shoot
Fred Lyons won the medal at the Glenwood Gun Club shoot on Thursday, securing the top prize of 25 dollars and 90 cents. He tied 20 of 25 with W. H. Mickel but lost the shoot off, finishing high gun by six points for the day amid windy conditions and a field including Weatherhead and Boyd among winners.
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Craig
Joel Woods
Pacific Coast
Portland Exposition
W H Fickel
Frank Arnold
Blue Rock
Glenwood
Homer
Fred Lyon
Lyon
W. HH. Mickel
Herderson
Frank Weatherhead
Boyd
W. H. Wickel
Frank Apvnold
Wenderson
C. HL. Myers
IF. A. Weatherhead
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Red Oak
Wm. Williams
Wim. Boyd
L. Suits
Tabor
James Terryberry
Jim Ganar
John Simon
Weeping Water
Nebr
Contract Let for Glenwood Methodist Church Building
The Glenwood Methodist church building committee let the contract for the new church to Snyder & Rhea of Red Oak for 11835 dollars. Brick work will be by Frank Weatherhead, noted for Glenwood projects. Construction starts immediately on Walnut and Second streets north of the old site.
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C. RB. Bufington
P. Kinney
Glenwood
Red Oak
J. M. Snyder
J. W. Shea
Frank Weatherhead
Frank
Deaths of a Week in Glenwood Area
The remains of Peter Caress arrived for burial after dying in York Nebraska. His funeral was held at Waubonsie church conducted by Rev. Late Wolfe. Born in 1819 in Pike County Indiana, he moved to Mills County in 1874. Also noted are the deaths of William Tague near Glenwood and Mary A. Davis near Hastings with funerals led by Rev. Wolfe and Rev. Shaw respectively. A fishing trip by Rowles township farmers Rube Ross Frank McDale Marion Wiles and Jap McReynolds to the Nishna yielded no fish after tents were set at Steve Davis farm White Cloud across several days.
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Glenwood
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Late Wolfe
York
Nebr
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Pike County
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Mills County
Wm. Kant
George
France
Addie Caress
Silver City
William Tague
Lyons Township
Waubonsie
Mary A. Davis
John W. Cox
Hastings
O. F. Shaw
C. E. Davis
White Cloud Mill
Rowles Township
Nishna
Frank McDale
Rube Ross
Marion Wiles
Jap McReynolds
Steve Davis
White Cloud
McDale
Safeguard Deposits Discussed at Bankers Convention
L Weinsheimer spoke at a 6th district bankers convention, presenting a plan proposed by Mr. Teinsheimer to secure depositors. The proposal would create a fund funded by small assessments on national bank deposits, held by the U S treasurer and partly invested in bonds, to pay depositors if a bank fails, with receivership used to meet deficits.
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Chiriton
Teinsheimer
Kleinsheimer
Congress
United States
Bank depositors protected by new fund idea says Heinsheimer
Mr Heinsheimer argues that using bank asset recovery to reimburse a central fund would, if adopted by National banks, spread to state banks and applied to all incorporated banks. Heinsheimer contends it would benefit depositors and banks by boosting confidence and increasing deposits, the main profit source for banks.
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Heinsheimer
Lightning Takes Life of Fanny Bee Near Silver City
Postmaster receives word of Fanny Bee’s death from Ft. Collins after she was struck by lightning while in a garden. Born near Mud Creek, daughter of Woad Cotton, married to John Bee in 1867, she leaves a husband and two children. Funeral held May 24 at Grand View cemetery, Fort Collins.
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John Bee
Ft. Collins
Colo
Fanny Bee
Mills County
Mud Creek School House
Woad Cotton
John T. Skerritt
Silver City
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Forts
Collins
Alvin Bunun
Malvern
Omaha
Della Lea
van Buren County
Michigan
Alvin Dunn
Ten graduate at Malvern in 1909 class
Malvern's school term closes with ten seniors listed by name. Alumni banquet set for Cottage House with 40 covers, followed by a Thursday evening class program at the high school and a Friday commencement address by Dr. Austin de Blois of Chicago.
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Helen Hammes
Adeline Kronsbein
Ruth Kneeland
Lillian Hammons
Bessie Garman
Tidna Scott
Donald Cunningham
Joseph Whitesides
Starry Bentley
Cottage House
Austin de Blois
Chicago
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Austin K. de Blois
Mary Evans
D. KE
Whitfield
Lew C. Harris
Home Grown Millett Seed One Dollar Per Bushel
The notice offers home grown millet seed at one dollar per bushel. Orders invited by Leary, sent to John Pullman in Silver City.
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John Pullman
Silver City
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