Death at the Commercial Motel in Glenwood
Aaron Hvernham died from an apoplectic stroke after collapsing while tying up his team near the square. Born in New Jersey, he settled near Glenwood and left a widow Catherine Steepy, two sons Henry and Elmer, two daughters, and multiple properties, with funeral arrangements set from his home north of Glenwood.
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Evernham
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Trenton
Catherine Steepy
St. Loui
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Redford Bennett
Henry 2
Christian Hollow
Elmer
Tabor
Tom Renneth
Mary Mendenhall
Denver
Glenwood Week in Review Sparks Local Happenings
In Glenwood and nearby towns, residents recall a week of small events. Births and marriages, new professionals arriving, young tradesmen moving, and civic notices fill the week’s social ledger, with many locals visiting, trading, and planning winter preparations.
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Glenwood
Caution on Ballot Marking For Next Tuesday Vote
The Tribune warns readers to mark ballots correctly in the upcoming election. A straight ticket requires a single filled circle left of the party ticket and no other marks else the ballot is invalid. To vote split tickets, mark crosses in the squares opposite each chosen candidate. any extra marks may void the ballot.
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Social Doings and Local News in Glenwood and Ottumwa
Tuesday evening Miss Kyle Wright hosted another At Tomes session with Progressive High Life as the main feature. Sixteen tables of play, Mrs M. F Williams top score among ladies, a $250 building insurance noted, and Miss Ethel Gilmore to resume school next Monday. Jurors named for Mills County district court in Glenwood for November 25. Christian church dinner Tuesday, November 4, with prayers on The Howling of the Nations. Des Moines River at Ottumwa highest since the flood. Frank Wright buys a Paso line engine for farm use. John Hopp farm runaway injures Fred Allbee, now slowly healing after head trauma. County map progress, Halloween parties planned, and Judge Green rules mortgage foreclosures in Glassburn case. Electric light updates for Judge Ivory’s home, Morris wiring two chandeliers.
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Malvern
Glenwood
Jas, Rhoads
Platteville Township
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West Oak Township
Pacific Junction
John Hammack
Rawles Township
John Parker
Silver City
Ferdinand Nipp
Mineola
Geo. A. Bailey
Correctionville
Iowa
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A. H. Bailey
St. Mary's Township
Court House
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Doris
Sutton
Neb
C. A. Mayberry
Center Township
Louis Schoening
Oak Township
Tribune
Louis
Ed Williams
Corinne
Utah
John Roth
Whittington
Vankirk
Herman Deiteller
B. B. Agan
Mintcola
Kyle Wright
Tomes
Progressive High Iive
M. 4. Williams
How to Lay a Brick Walk
An old brick layer advises digging out the area and laying six to eight inches of cinders, then two to three inches of sand to level for bricks. Do not raise the middle too much so water drains off. a slight crown ensures icy safety. Initial cost mirrors a board walk, and brick walks have proven durable over decades.
August Flower Ad Claims Largest Medicine Sale
A vintage advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It touts its use in the past and recommends a few doses to reassure buyers there is nothing serious, noting availability at AJ Howe's store.
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