Glenwood News Records Local Visits and Events
Glenwood column notes Omaha visitors and local guests including Mrs. Whitfred Hula of Phittamouth and Mr. and Mrs. James Ena of Los Angeles. Box social details, a November wedding permit for Gattlieb Schmader and Miss Kula Urwin, and a funeral in Glenwood cemetery. Mentions Dr. and Mrs. Michaelyon and local society figures, plus theater notice for Warren Kerrigan at the Crystal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW Pagifia Eehaal
Laden
Carrie Hevern
Gattlieb Schmader
Mise Kula Urwin
Louseville, Nel
James Ena
Los Angeles
Calif
Jaman Fitgerbhone
James
James McFerren
Council Bluffs
Ed McClure
Helen Hester
University Place
Neb
FL BE. L. Hester
Classified Ads Diverse Items From Glenwood Tribune
A noisy jumble of notices offers heating stoves room houses and furniture buys. It lists sellers in Glenwood Pacifie Junction Shenandoah and surrounding areas with prices on stoves tires motor cars and produce and requests for salesmen and teaching boxes.
Chiropractor advert promises cures for many ailments
An old classified style ad pitches chiropractic treatment for rheumatism asthma bronchitis goitre paralysis epilepsy dyspepsia constipation rupture insanity appendicitis headaches and more. It urges readers with stomach lung heart kidney bladder troubles to consult the chiropractor and learn what daily work is done for those suffering similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiropractic
Ordinance Repealing 211 by City Council at Graham
Ordinance No 223 repeals Ordinance No 211 adopted by the city council of Graham. The measure provides repeal after enactment and publication as required. City recorder Bon Maxwell attests the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty Council
Tty
Gderwogd
Woo
Graham
Mayor Bon
Maxwell City Recorder
Local Notices From Rex Theatre and Legion Events
Mrs M T Young is on the sick list. Rex Theatre hosts The Strange Boarder on Tuesday and Wednesday. Glanwood Legion boys travel to Council Bluffs for a district meeting. Mrs James Miller and Mrs William Slezak host the W L T E club at a 6 39 dinner Friday November 11 at Mrs Dodder’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M. T. Young
Hhiet
WI Rogers
Jimmy
Rex Theatre
Sur Glanwood Legion
Council Bluffs
Legion P
James Miller
William Slezak
Della Dodder
W. L. T. E.lub
Jirs. Dodder
Weekly Marketgram summarizes 1921 market trends in fruits grains and livestock
The Marketgram reports week ending November 7 1921 with mixed fruit and vegetable demand and prices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes potato and apple markets shifting slightly weaker to steady, onions steady, yellow stocks up in some cities, hay generally weak, grain prices declined then firmed, and livestock prices mostly lower. Feed and dairy results show weaker butter and fluctuating cheese prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Washington, D. C
New York
Green Mountain
Boston
Chicago
New York Baldwins
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Timothy
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Memphis
Prairie
Minneapolis
India
Pacific Coast
United States
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Keuton
Montreal
BF I
Steam Power Origins and Early Automobile Dreams
The article traces steam's early recognition in ancient Egypt and Greece, noting Memnon and Hero of Alexandria. It credits 1763 French inventor Cuqnot with a steam driven model that resembled an early auto chassis, but mentions his device halted after a Paris crowd unravelled its dangers.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Nile Valley
Mediterranean
Christlin
Cuquot
Cugnot
Paris
Missouri Troubles Echo Four Hs in Political Breath
E. M. Bice quotes Missouri readers lamenting Hyde as governor and hardship under Harding era. Farmers report plummeting prices, good corn crop with poor returns, and frustration over politics and economic strain across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bice
BE. M. Bice
The
Tribune
Bice
Missouri
Hyde
Harding
Married Rhodes DeVry Ceremony in Omaha
Rev G T Roberts united Adlai Jack Rhodes and Lillian Louise DeVry in marriage on November 11 in Omaha. Charles Percy stood as witness. Wrecking of Camp Dodge advances with desolation at former social hubs. A 42 acre hospital is gone, memory of thousands who died in the flu epidemic endures. State takeover areas gain trees, a swimming pool, and cleanup. Remaining buildings may receive stucco for a statelier look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Great Liberty Theater
K. C
National Guard
Obituary Note of Marriett Levanway Schappel
Marriett Levanway born July 18 1827 in New York died November 11 1921 in Omaha Nebraska aged 84 4 20. She lived in Glenwood Iowa married Levi Brown in 1865 after his death and later Andrew Schappel. Three daughters Bessie Nicholls Rhoda Fair Clara Schappel and two step daughters Minnie McCoy Lena Schappel and two step sons Frank H Schauppel Marion Kansas and Charles A Schappel Pawnee City Nebraska survive. She joined the Glenwood Baptist church and moved to Omaha in 1918 living with her daughters the last three years. She was a devoted mother and will be mourned by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Lee Roy Bobbitt
The
Baptist Church
Tribune
Marriett Levanway
Dorus and
Mary Levanway
New York
Omaha
Nebraska
Levi Brown
Andrew Schappel
Bessie Nicholls
Rhoda Fair
Clara Schappel
Neb
Minnie McCoy
Lena Schappel
Frank H.schauppel
Marion, Kun
Charles A. Schappel
Pawnee City
Baptist Church of
Death of Frank Lilley after railroad accident
Honboy of North Platte Neb on duty stopped in front of moving cars at Finley Neb Nov 11 and died five hours later at a Bridgeport hospital. Funeral services were held at Glenwood Methodist Church with Rev E E Goodrich and Rev G T Roberts. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by wife two sons mother five brothers and a sister. Born August 22 1879 in Council Bluffs. Married April 6 1905 and moved to North Platte to work in railroading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Roberts
Glenwood Cemetery
Wm. Burres
C. P. Hamilton
E. R. Herrick
Clyde Rhoads
Bliss Byers
George Haley
Frank Lilley
W. E
Lizzie Lilley
Council Bluffs
Bridgeport
Neb
Pacific Junction
North Platte, Neb
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealm
Catarrn
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