Wills County political announcements printed for 1910 primary
W. F. Hill N. T. Bradway publish Mills County notices announcing candidacies for Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket A. P. Reave for Clerk Geo E Masters for County Superintendent second term to Democratic primary June 7 1910 W F Cleveland for Congress Ninth district candidate subject to Democratic primary June 7 1910 W E Boyd for Supervisor Third district Republican primary June 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mills County
Juoa
A. P. Reave
Geo. E. Masters
Congress
Iowa
W. F. Cleveland
W. E. Boyd
Courage and Responsibility in Business Leaders
A business manager discusses four types of men regarding responsibility. Timid workers need guidance but can be faithful. indecisive ones stay dull and limited. Overconfident types rush decisions and fail. The ideal blends courage with clear heads, discernment, and skill to do the right thing and succeed.
Wild Gypsy Romance Ends in Tragedy at Szent-Marton
At Szent-Marton on the Roumanian frontier a romance between Anastasia Bogul and violinist Janos Vojtila ends in disaster. An elopement plan leads to a night raid on a castle, plunder, and a hurried flight. The lover deserts the girl, villagers pursue and choke Vojtila to death, and Anastasia lies near death from lung inflammation after days in the forest awaiting rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szent-Marton
Anastasia Bogul
Janos Vojtila
Vostila
America
Quice
Vestila
Calf Size as Anthropological Character Ties Races
Dr Adolphe Block argues in a Paris Anthropological Society memoir that small calf size, observed across several peoples including the negro, Ethiopian, Australian, Papuan, Weddah, Dravidian and ancient Egyptian, marks an atavistic trait signaling a common African origin despite divergent evolution under different environments. The claim, cited from the Atheneum, emphasizes shared ancestry over later differentiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphe Block
Paris Anthropological Society
Atheneum
Old Fashioned Cough Sirup From a Simple Herbal Mix
An old-fashioned cough sirup has long been used in families for children. Steep dried hops and horehound in cold water, strain, then add honey and sugar and boil to a thick syrup. Bottle hot and cork tight, store cool. Take a teaspoonful hourly as needed for a cold, without frequent use to avoid stomach upset.
Crossroads quips spark at wet roadway showdown
In a muddy road scene at the crossroads a frate motorist boasts that his machine has more horse power than country teams. An old farmer on the fence retorts it must have more pig power from the way it churns the mud.
Emerson neighbors and district court notices from Mills County
A local Emerson social column notes births, visits, sales and a church concert while regional residents travel to visit kin and tend farms. An 1910 district court notice warns Endicott heirs and others to defend a quiet title claim in Mills County Iowa, detailing former conveyances and a misdescribed parcel.
Henderson Woodman lodge forms committee on building
The Henderson Modern Woodmen lodge appointed a committee to investigate plans for a new building at a recent meeting. Nearby residents Mrs J E DeWolf and Mrs W D Graig visited relatives, while Mrs J E Briggs and children left for Sevilla to visit her parents. Cashier M C Harover of Citizens Bank sought treatment at Burlington springs, joined by S J Coffman from Omaha in Malvern. A lamp fell during the lodge session but caused no explosion or major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Lodge
J E DeWolf
W D Graig
J E Briggs
T W Ballard
Sevilla
M C Harover
Citizens Bank
Burlington
Junction
Malvern
S J Coffman
Omaha
Tabor Topics Highlights Local News and Business
Fay Weatherhead broke the bone of his lower right arm Wednesday while jumping. Marguerite Aistrope visited at her sister’s Burlington Junction home. Will Dalton and Alfred Williams join the auto crowd with a Brush runabout and a Cadilac. A record price near 750 per acre for the old Reuben Reeves place. Kilpatrick to west of town trades 90 acres at 125 per acre. New Tabor public school staff listed. Superintendent Hammersly and Miss Sutton named. Chicago market shipments include Aistrope and others with cattle hogs and carloads, plus accompanying travelers.
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Fay Weatherhead
Marguerite Aistrope
E[azel Mstes
Burlington Junction
Will Dalton
Alfred Willams
Will Johnson
Kilpatrick
Reuben Reeves
Tabor
O Hammersly
May Sutton
Elizabeth Swanson
Ora Ostrander
Frances Pierce
Mary Christy
Bess Hopkins
Anna Ivory
Myrtle Reed
Chicago
Aistrope
W G
Bell & Lutz
George Garrett
Ben Morrisn
Clyde Utterback
W A Swart
Ben Morrison
Lester West
New Baby Born to Shawler Family in Silver City
A son was born May 23 to Mr and Mrs T L Shawler in Silver City. Frank Pullman traveled to St Louis Wednesday night for a brief visit with his wife and son. Mr and Mrs Sam Lawson of Nor were guests on Thursday of Mrs CL Lawson. Mrs M E Hutfaker visited by her mother Mrs Lydia Hunt of Tabor. Miss Daise Plumer attended the State Normal commencement in Cedar Falls. Mr and Mrs John Hallam, newly married, visited her parents D C Jackson on their way from Wayne Nebraska to Tabor. An Epworth League rally is planned at the Methodist church next Sunday night with officers Hari Bryant president Hazel Ship-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shetterly
Canada
Edward A Jenks
Pacific Junction
M C Galpin
Bloomfield
Seymour
Epworth League
Ladies of the Christian Home Society
J R Cully
Omaha
Emerson
Cully
Myrtle Spears
J B R McKown
Malvern
R R McKown
Qcreighton
Neb
T L Shawler
Frank Pullman
St Louis
Sam Lawson
Nor
Whch
CL Lawson
M E Hutfaker
Lydia Hunt
Tabor
Daise Plumer
Cedar Falls
State Normal
John Hallam
Wayne
D C Jackson
Methodist Church
Hari
Bryant
Hazel
Quieting Title Suit In Mills County District Court
In Mills County a quiet title action is filed by CG G Ferrer against Eva Richtermeier Anna Emig John Emig John J Richtermeier Mary Sonntag and Peter Sonntag and unknown heirs of Conrad Richtermeier and unknown claimants of the southwest quarter of section 27 township 73 range 43. The petition says Conrad Richtermeier died in 1878 without administration and any debt is barred by statute. Ferrer claims open adverse possession since 1878. The term begins in Glenwood with the May 18 1910 date for decree approval. The Mills County Tribune carries the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Mills County
Albert J. Munsinger
Samuel Endicott
Naoma Endicott
Range
Iowa
James W. Davis
Glenwood
Grame & Genung
Mills County Tribune
A. B. Thornell
CG. G. Ferrer
Eva Richtermeier
Anna Emig
John Emig
John J. Richtermeier
Mary Sonntag
Peter Sonntag
Conrad Richtermeier
Laws
District Court of
Plainttt
Conrad Hichtermeier
A. B. Thorners
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wills County Tribune
W. F. Hill N. T. Bradway Publishers
Glenwoop
F. M. Shriver
Dyar
Northwest Corner Square
H. G. de Garzon
McCloskey Drug Store
Glenwood Fell
Theo, W. Ivory
Carl H
Ivory & Otis
Attorneys At Law
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Chas. W. Rathke
Opera
North Side Square
W. F. Meyers
Merchant Tailor
Mickelwall
L. H. Anthony
Otis Livery Barn
Collection Agency
F. G. Day
W. 8. Lewis
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
Carter Blook
Appitiea
Bower Bros
Glenwood Library
Per
Iva Rook
Vera Bosworth
Harry Plumb
Clara Kochenderfer
George
Willie Kruse
Sec
Olites
Fred Kruse
Treas
Alice Plumb
Clyde Rhoads
Frances McVay
Gletwood
William Hettinger
John Day
Schoening
Lola Arrick
St Clairville
Land
John Pullman Agency
Steen
Henderson
Tabor Topics
Silver City
the Tribune
W. R. Bruce
Edwards
West Side Sq
Watchmaker
Falcor
Flanders
Auto
Glenwood Garage
Boles & Stranathan
DR. Martin
Lofad
Rebecca G
Avion
Palo Alto
Make Eho Te Lorp
Hlec
Tioneer
Sunol
Wlectionger
Geo. Wilkes
Happy Medium
Abdalah
de. Martin
W. J. Wilson
Fair Grounds
Lowa
G. H. White
Emerson, Iowa
Towa
Oribune Print Shop
Glenwood, Iowa
D. L. Hainsheimer
A. D. French
H. A. French
W. C. Rathke
ID. L. Heinsheimer,f. M
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