Glenwood Notes On Loans, Travels, and Local Events
Glenwood residents engage in farm loans and home projects while visiting Omaha and nearby towns. Accounts include a hunting and land drawing trip, arrivals of visitors from Independence and Massena, and a coming boxing night at the local hall. Local business updates mention a jeweler shifting to Albia and a veterinary surgeon practice.
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Bower Bros
Red Cross Drug Co
C. Raymondarisler
Frank Allen
Silas Terry
Butler County
Nebraska
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B. Boyle
Omaha
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Claude Sparks
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Dean
A. J.wearin
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Mas
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Red Oak
Georgie Genung
Lh. TL
O' Neill
Fred ¥. Fancher
Robinson’s
W.C Gilmore
T. W. Gidley
Malvern
Emma L. Kellogg
James Bennett
Glen+ wood
Anna Clark
Independence
Clark
W. C. DeLashmutt
Grace DeLashmutt
George S. Townsley
Westboro
Henny Kisby
Thomas Clune
Tabor
J. F. Durfee
Mary Tolles
Woodmen Camp to Perform Protection Degree Ritual
Woodmen of the World Camp 856 near Glenwood plans a large protection degree demonstration by Council Camp of Council Bluffs with Fair Play Camp Pacific Junction and Company L under Captain Trunt. The event, a farewell charter closing for Glenwood Camp, follows a successful 1305 candidate ceremony at the Omaha Auditorium last May led by Head Council John W. Greiger of Cedar Rapids.
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Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction
Council Camp
Trunt
Omaha Auditorium
Itead Council
John W. Greiger
Cedar Rapids
Glenwood Camp
W. B. Lackey
Blufts
Sleeping Sickness Across Tropical Africa
An illustrated Popular Mechanics article explains the sleeping sickness spread by tsetse flies in tropical Africa. It covers transmission at river crossings, the disease progression over four to eight months, early symptoms, facial changes, and eventual coma and death, noting Uganda's English Protectorate impact with about 200,000 deaths among 1,000,000 in affected districts.
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Africa
Uganda
Piano Instruction by Mrs Farnam in Glenwood
Mrs May Whitney Farnam will visit Glenwood each Thursday at Mrs J B Winkler's home to offer piano lessons at one dollar per hour with no deduction for missed sessions except in illness.
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May Whitney Farnam
Glenwood
J. B. Winkler
Made a Good Stop In Glenwood a pursued man halts at a cigar shop
A man fleeing a pursuing officer ran through Glenwood streets and ducked into a bowling alley where a display of cigars stopped him. The text promotes local sales and notices for jobs and goods, including explosives of a Mills county audience.
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Glenwood
Doings of the Death Angel Mrs Reid dies in Glenwood Iowa
Mrs C C Reid dies after long illness at her brother J M Hanna home in Glenwood Iowa. She was born Hattie Hanna in Genesee County Ohio November 22 1846 and married C G Reid October 1890. Funeral Monday from the Hanna residence with Rev Skiles of Congregational church officiating. She leaves husband step son William Reid six sisters and four brothers. A life long Christian and invalid for seven years, she endured with patience. Burial at Glenwood cemetery.
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J.M. Hanna
Wm. Hanna
Calhoun
Andrew
John Hanna
Little Rock
Ark
Sarah Cherry
Geneseo
Ill
Eliza Wilson
Cambridge
Ohio
Lizzie Slaughter
Hildreth
Neb
Mary Foy
Guthrie
Oklo
America Jane
Jessupp
Tacitie Junction
Plattsmouth Bridge
Mills County
Combs
Kentucky
William
John
Robert Kesterson
Martin's Chapel
Glenwood Churches Preach on Stewardship and Punishment
At Glenwood churches pastors J O Staples will preach at 10 30 morning and 7 30 evening with themes Christian Stewardship and The Purport of Future Punishment Ezekiel 3 19 Bible school at 11 45 Juniors 3 Young Peoples Meeting 6 30 Oct 21 marks centennial birth of Rev S F Smith with hymns My Country tis of Thee and The Morning Light is breaking All invited Sunday mornings sermon The breaking of the day evening Fidelity to ones self Epworth League 6 30 missionary service on The value and power of missionary information Organizing Mission study class aims large Leaguers attendance Christian Church Oct 18 morning The Perfect Law the law of Liberty Bible school 10 a m C E 6 30 p m evening Death and Judgment
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Bible School
Young Peoples’ Meeting
S. F. Smith
Epworth League
Emma Carter
Christian Church
Advertised Letters and Local Notices in Tribune
Unclaimed letters listed for H E Richards W J Kennedy Delia Williams N J Silk R C White and postmaster. Readers urged to use Tribune wants columns for cheap, effective notices. Optical ad notes Lefferts 409 Broadway Council Bluffs with claims of years of experience and safe practice.
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Glenwood
H. E. Richards
W. J. Kennedy
Delia Williams
N. J. Silk
R.C. White
the Tribune
Leffert's
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Concrete Wharf Piles On Berkeley Wharf Show Lighter Steel
Concrete pile construction on the Berkeley, California municipal wharf demonstrates a smaller pile can carry the load. The shore end uses 22 inch diameter piles with the beyond set 24 inches, totaling 450 concrete piles for the structure.
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Pacific Coast
Berkeley
Gni
Construction method for concrete piles with wooden cylinders
Concrete piles of two cubic yards each use S40 barrels of cement. A wooden cylinder is driven into the ground to form the mold. water pressure from a hose stirs mud inside the cylinder and then drains away. The cylinder is easily driven to Bardpan depth, leaving some water and dry cement used to tamp in and set the concrete.
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Bardpan
Halos in Real Life Sciences Describe Luminous Head Auras
Paris cor. New York Times reports a French scientist claims halos around heads are real light phenomena linked to medical conditions rather than sanctity. Dr Fere notes neurasthenic brain fever can project luminous rays from the scalp, and strong emotion can produce orange halos around hands and head.
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M. Dunas
Dyere
Electre Hospital
Fere
Paris
Cor
New York Times
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Newspaper
Readable text fragments show garbled codes and names without clear events. No distinct person, organization, place, or date can be identified to form a complete news item. Summarization preserves only the uncertain fragments and cannot create a coherent report.
Democratic Ticket and Local Ballot Slate With Tragedy
A mixed political notice lists presidential, vice presidential, Senate, governor and congressional candidates across Iowa counties. Separately, a New York Times report describes a man who hanged himself from a Pocahontas bridge, killed by a freight train as police and workers recovered the body after a somber discovery beneath a car.
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Pocahontas Cut
Stockinger
Domestic Freezing Device From Germany
A new inexpensive domestic freezing device uses a five gallon double wall tin vessel. Water is frozen in about sixty seconds by introducing carbonic acid into the hollow space, causing rapid temperature drop. It claims to chill or freeze meats, fruits and beverages in seconds.
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Germany
The Flight of Birds
The article contrasts perceived and actual speeds of birds. It notes a seacoast cormorant covers a mile in a minute ten seconds, a honey bee takes two minutes per mile, and the hummingbird and quail appear faster or slower than bulkier birds, with impressions misleading actual rates.
Liquefying Hydrogen Experiment by Onnes
A late experiment by De Kammerlingh Onnes produced a dense liquid hydrogen result. A hydrogen helium mixture in a capillary tube reached 49 atmospheres, liquefying hydrogen while a helium bubble sank. Upon pressure release the helium reemerged and rose.
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de. Kammerlingh Onnes
Dream Warned Western Director Against Ocean Travel
A Johnstown flood tale recalls a western railroad director warned by his wife in spring 1889 to avoid water and oceans. She dreamed peril for him, yet he hurried east, and telegrams later confirmed his safe arrival on a train that passed before the dam burst.
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Johnstown
Western Railroad
Indianan Engineer of the Burlington Fast Train
A Tama Musquankie descendant serves as engineer for a Burlington fast passenger train. He operates on ground his ancestors knew, crossing rivers and surveying landscapes, while wearing more clothes and speaking a different language, now serving civilization.
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Tama
Burlington Road
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