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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

7

Real estate mortgage activity and Treynor rail tragedy

Week ending May 19 saw six real estate mortgages totaling 3815 and five chattel mortgages for 1339 in Mills County. Nine real estate and two chattel releases totaled 33300. A long list of transfers followed. The Treynor I and O railway failed after years of neglect. a junk firm will dismantle it, leaving farmers to meet mortgage obligations as fine farmland remains.

Mills County Treynor Lesl. M. Shaw George Adams Adams Shaw A. Wickham Council Bluffs Wickham E. A. Wickham Pottawattamie County Treynor Railroad

Dream of Treynor Rail Line Ends in Loss

A German farming community near Potta wattamle county built a sixteen mile railroad nine years ago to ship stock and produce. They invested about $300,000 from bank accumulations and other funds, but the venture now faces junking the equipment. The project failed to meet expectations, leaving memories and a paid right of way.

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Out At a Window and Mothers in Wartime Verse

Poem fragment reflecting mothers awaiting sons and urging thrift and sacrifice during wartime. Includes references to Si Sera, a mother at a window lamenting a missing chariot, and mentions of food shortages and women as food dictators. Concludes with a patent office notice and brief list of named inventors.

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Mills County Board Proceedings May 1817 Ledger Figures

Mills County Board of Supervisors meets in Glenwood Iowa on May 16 1817 noting bills audited and allowed across multiple departments including jurors fines wolf bounties and poor fund expenses. Names such as H H Cheyney and J Ferguson appear with numerous merchants and service providers listed for courthouse and poor relief costs.

Glenwood Iowa Board of Supervisors Mills County H. H. Cheyney Lakin Chas Plumer County Fund Gen. Malcom D. J. Shannon Grand Jury BP J. Wallace Lumber Co Court House Chas. Howard Perkins Brothers Fie A Incett A. E. Cook W. H. Fickel Central Contract Mills County Power Co A. E. Cook Geo EH. Masters Frank Raine Matt Parrott & Sons D. J. Ferguson E. Masters B. F. Gray J. EF. Standiford John Johnson Wolf Bounty Edwards Speemas Laurel Book Go A. B. Taylor Burroughs Adding Machine Co Roy Hawkins Emerson Mutual Telephone Co Emerson Board of Review Mills County Telephone Co Jos Deitchier Oak Township

County Farm Fund and County Bridge Project Expenditures

A fragmented list shows Ashmore County and related firms like Kemp Evans Vinton Workman Fuller West and others supplying merchandise shoes oil and lumber for county farm and county bridge road funds. Entries include salaries blacksmithing painting culverts and numerous labor payments to individuals across county projects with various small cash amounts.

County Farm Fund Kemp & Evans County Farm Vinton & Workman Missouri Valley Oil Co Standard Oil Co Fullerton Lumber Co., Co Canfield & Murphy J. D. Iron County Bridge Fund Roy E. Barber Iowa Melvin Kkillman Ralph Storey J. R. Rice Miles Kier Curtis Kier Orton Kier W. L. Hansell

Iowa urged to aid nation with thrifty living and farming

Iowa readers are urged to help avert a food shortage in three ways: hoard less, live simply, and produce more. A State University botany professor lecturing at Prague University cites land use and personal sacrifice, while a St. Louis conference notes poultry and farming could boost food value, with emphasis on better feeding and housing of fowls. The piece also covers local railroad disuse, road bed disposal, gopher catching records, ditch work, and upcoming Nebrask a Press Association meeting in Omaha.

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