Rush for Rosebud draws large crowds to land drawing
The Rosebud land drawing attracts thousands in Dallas and O Neill with 60 000 registrations in four days and 20 000 on Thursday. Miss Mamie Lorman, a Mills County teacher, leads early registrants from Glenwood, while many other Mills County women and Glenwood residents join the rush. Train travel, delays, and cold cars mark the journeys as participants seek acres in Tripp County and other openings.
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Watton
U. S
Dallas
Mamie Lorman
Malvern Public
Mills County
Rosebud Land
O’ Neill
Neb
Malvern
Glenwood
Frank Ridgeway
Mariam
Mergeline Shriver
W. 2. Dult
F. J. Wallace
Homer Clipson
Balfour
Fred Martin
Hastings
Northwestern
Omaha
Auditor Agan
Agan
O'Neill
Albert Edwards
H. Vinton
Tugene
Tripp County
Chicago Cubs Win Pennant With 4-2 Victory
The Cubs defeated the Giants 4 to 2 in New York to clinch the National League pennant. Detroit had already won the American League pennant last week. The two pennant winners seek the world championship, both defending champions from last year.
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New York
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Detroit
Foot Ball Tomorrow At Glenwood On Saturday
Sidney HIgh School football travels to Glenwood for a 2 40 p m kickoff as the locals assemble a strong lineup. The team cardinal numbers include Myers Mintle Burnett Kiddoo Buttington Rager Loratt Chambers Staples Bogart Derohun with substitutes Dull Townsend Ferrell Myers Lewis.
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Sidney High School
Glenwood
Harry Myers
Glen Mintle
Dave Burnett
Earl Kiddoo
John Buttington
Enos Rager
Wayne Loratt
Wendell Chambers
Posey Staples
Lawrence Bogart
Leon Derohun
Fred Dull
Ralph Townsend
Harry Ferrell
Russell Myers
Shirley Lewis
Shall the People Rule in the 1900 Campaign Issues
The piece argues on ballot questions lines such as popular election of senators and publicity of campaign contributions. It contrasts Democratic support for these items with Republican evasions, alleging Democrats advocate for labor protection and government valuation of railroads, while accusing Republicans of omissions and possible pro trusts if they regain power. The overall call is for the people to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Browns
Republican Party
Iowa apple crop varies across state says Henry Wallace
Wallace of Wallace’s Farm tells Des Moines News the apple crop is uneven from north to south with frost damage in lowlands and better yields on higher ground. He notes overall weaker year for apples and prices depend on nearby states, with Missouri expected to produce a typical Ben Davis crop.
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Iowa
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Nes Moines
Halley's Comet Arrival Calmed by Low Impact Odds
Astronomers warn Halley’s Comet approaches Earth but reassure the public there is only one chance in 287,000,000 of a collision. The note emphasizes a measured risk and aims to prevent undue alarm as the event nears.
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Ialley
Earth
Bryan and Taft Meet at Chicago Commerce Banquet
W J Bryan and W H Taft, rival presidential hopefuls, attended a Chicago Association of Commerce banquet. The event, described as the first such encounter since the Lincoln Douglas era, saw cordial exchanges, high praise, and a crowd cheering as the opposing candidates shared respectful remarks and mutual good will.
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W. J. Bryan
W. HH. Taft
Chicago Association of Commerce
Taft
Bryan
Gue
Patt
Tiryan
Death announces long life of Ohio woman grandm a Catherine Javinee
Mrs. A. L. Thomas of Lyons township learns of the death of her grandmother Catherine Javinee who passed away recently in Ohio at a remarkable age. Born in Pennsylvania on September 12, 1796, she was the widow of Jacob Cavinee and had long resided in Perry county, Ohio.
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A. L. Thomas
Glenwood
Lyons Township
Catherine Javinee
Janay
Ohio
Liz
Pennsylvania
Perry County
Jacob Cavinee
Behold the Beauties of a Glorious Iowa Autumn Comet
Look about you and behold the beauties of an Iowa autumn while noting a comet's voyage. The text traces Malley’s comet from its 17th century prediction to 1910 proximity, and recalls daily life through generations, mentioning Grandma Cavince and her long-lived era across three centuries and U.S. presidents.
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Iowa
Br my Majority Seen In Train Poll To O Neill Neb
Two Glenwood men conducted train polls to ONeill Nebraska this week showing Bryan leading Taft. Total Bryan 543 with Taft 206. J J Wallace reports 278 for Bryan 140 for Taft. Mred Workman reports 245 for Bryan 187 for Taft. Voters from across the west express sentiment across several states.
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Glenwood
O'Neill
Neb
Bryan
Taft
Ryan
J. J Wallace
West
Seifert's Optical Plant in Council Bluffs
Seifert's at 409 Broadway Council Bluffs advertises a fully equipped facility for successful treatment of stubborn eye troubles. It proclaims one of the best optical plants in the middle west and claims superior opticians.
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Middle West
Seifert's
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Sherman recounts Lake Klamath wonders and Pelican Bay Lodge
Charles W. Sherman writes from Washington about Lake Klamath, praising the climate and healthfulness. He notes no fevers or malaria and writes of WW Warriman choosing the area for rest, purchasing land by the lake, and establishing Pelican Bay Lodge with his family.
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United States
Mwarriman
Klamath Lake
Pelican Bay Lodge
Crater Lake noted as sublime wonder of Oregon mountains
A traveler extols Klamath Lake as a Switzerland of America and Crater Lake as a radiant, blue spectacle. He describes the lake’s dimensions, surrounding cliffs, depth, and a cone shaped volcano with a crater, noting rivers seeping from the area and Harriman’s summer visit.
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Klamath Lake
Switzerland of America
Cascade Range
Crater Lake
Harriman
Doings of the Death Angel in Glenwood and vicinity
Multiple brief death notices from Glenwood and nearby areas. Hattie Reed, 62, of Guernsy County Ohio origin, died at 6:45, living with brother James Hanna. survived by husband in Garden City, five sisters, three brothers. W. G. Franklin, Civil War veteran, died of heart trouble near Glenwood, survived by wife and five children. funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at West Liberty. Joseph Murphy dies in Sidney after long illness. survived by widow and four children. funeral held at Baptist church in Sidney.
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Hattie Reed
James Hanna
Glenwood
Hanna
Z. W. Mickelwait
Guernsy County
Ohio
W. G Franklin
Charles Record Place
Colorado
Creston
George Ostrander
Franklin
West Liberty
Joseph Murphy
Abar
Sidney
Murphy
Oalder
Mont
Tabor
Court Terms Adjournment and Mixed Docket at County Court
Judge Wheeler is expected to adjourn the current term this afternoon as juries have been excused. Multiple cases move forward including supervisor district disputes, certiorari issues, and ballots challenges. The State v. Criswell found the defendant guilty of seduction after a lengthy trial.
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Wheeler
Board of Supervisors
Agan
Ir Ll
Nipp
J. D. Robbins
J. T. Ward
Charles Criswell
Malvern
Sarah Norris
Council Blatts
Proom
Miss Norris
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Several Towns
IW Miller transfers to Hattie Fisher a lot in Pacific Junction for 150 dollars. Henry Nipp sells to WI Nipp two lots in Mineola for 1 dollar and a block. Wagler conveys 80 acres in Oak township to T J Baldwin for 2000 dollars. Susan Anthony transfers part of lot 11 block 34 in Glenwood to Peter Well for 55 dollars. AJ Clay transfers lots 421 and 422 in Itsdale to Mdw Slicks for 100 dollars. Red Horene sells to Detle Miller lots 13 to 18 in Black 2 Silver City for 2200 dollars.
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IW Miller
Hattie Fisher
Pacific Junction
Henry Nipp
WI Nipp
Mineola
DB Wagler
T J Baldwin
Oak Township
Susan Anthony
Peter Well
Glenwood
AJ Clay
Mdw Slicks
Glenwood Lawyer Admitted to Iowa Courts
Howard Otis of Glenwood passed an examination before the supreme court and is now a practicing attorney in Iowa. He began studies in the Iowa City law class two years ago and has worked in the Ivory & Otis office in Glenwood. He plans to stay locally for the present. Notice from Glenwood meat dealers about not keeping open idle places on Sundays after October 4.
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Real Estate Commission
Greenlee
Steinhaus
Davis
Will Meyers
Glenwood
St. Madison
Howard Otis
Supreme Court
Iowa
Iowa City
Ivory & Otis Olice
Married Man in Trouble Says Family May Take Any Item Except Foley
A Glenwood man named A. J. Hows is charged with neglect for letting family members take any item except Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles. The ad assures Foley's contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package.
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Mano
Foley
A.j.hows
Glenwood
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Sam Testes
Younker
John Fair
Clyde
Carl Stranathan
Robinson
Scott
Davidson
Schulhof
Georgia Genung
Norman Genung
Bryan and Taft
Malley
Grandma Cavince
George Washington
Charles W. Sherman
Plattsmouth
Lake Klamath
Washingon
Sherman
Old
Mills County Journal
Tribune
the Tribune
W. Cc. Franklin
Joseph H. Murphy
Criswell
Ft. Madison
Wm. Coles
Charles Biddle
George Deck
Biddle
By Lewis
Minnie Lewis
Henry Kisby
Howard Otis, Lawyer
Heraby Aptes
Gheyney Bros
Morgan Bros
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