Glenwood Base Ball Tournament Ends
The Glenwood base ball tournament ended in a double header with Glenwood winning first, West Oak second, Lyons third, and Balfour fourth. Allbee pitched for Glenwood. King and Klindt for West Oak. Workman for Glenwood. Reed for Lyons. Chester Pickrel showcased a standout three bagger and strong baserunning. Harry Dull suffered rib injuries but continued playing. A follow up double header with the Blue Racers of Omaha vs West Oak is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
West Oak
Lyons
Balfour
Allbee
King
Klindt
Fred Workman
Ed Reed
Lucien McClenathan
Chester Pickrel
Blue Racers
Omaha
West Oak Boys
Mills County Teachers Institute Closes with Retirement Note
The Mills county teachers institute ended Saturday noon with enrollment at 100. A Friday spelling contest crowned Miss Bessie Hollingsworth of Flenderson as champion, earning $3, Fern Tipple of Glenwood took second for $2, and Sylvia Vandel of West Oak won third with a dictionary. Supt. W. M. Moore received a Mission Oak rocking chair Sunday afternoon, honoring his forthcoming January retirement. Prof. L. C. Bryan praised his faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Teachers Institute
Bessie Hollingsworth
Flenderson
Fern Tipple
Glenwood
Sylvia Vandel
West Oak
Supt
W. M. Moore
L. C. Bryan
Mills County
Moore
Piano Contest Winners Named by Bennett Company
The Bennett company of Omaha announces three winners from its piano contest advertised in the Tribune. First prize goes to Miss Venus F Muller of Station B Omaha, second to Esther Pohlman of Neligh Nebraska, and third to Miss Orville Reeves of Woodbine Iowa.
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Bennett Company of
Omaha
Tribune
Venus F. Muller
Station B
Esther Pohlman
Corn Damaged by Wind in Glenwood and Nearby Townships
J T Skerrett reported in Glenwood Saturday during the Republican convention that a recent windstorm badly damaged corn south east of Silver City, with heavy losses feared. A hail event Tuesday night hit Rawles and Lyons townships, but most farmers now carry hail insurance after last year’s storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Skerrett
Glenwood
Silver City
Mr. Skerrett
Rawles
Lyons
Regiow
Iowa Legislature in Special Session Des Moines
The Iowa Legislature met in extra session in Des Moines. Gov Summins outlined objectives for amending the primary law to let Republicans express their choice for U S senator and suggested the legislature elect a successor to the unexpired Allison term. Rumors circulate on ballot circles and Republican tests of loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Summins
U. S
Allison
Cummins
State Fair Sets New Attendance and Revenue Milestones
The Town State fair drew at least 200000 attendees, with weeklong receipts around 124000 dollars, plus 33000 over last year. Railroads carried 119300 passengers under a special 3 cent round trip rate, and near 10000 visited on closing day despite showers. Management aims to add grandstand seating for 20000, acquire twenty acres more land, and replace the half mile oval with a new race track.
Heinsheimer’s Securities for Bank Deposits Praised
For nearly ten years D L Heinsheimer, president of Mills County National Bank and Glenwood merchant, has advocated securing bank deposits with securities. The idea has earned him national banker recognition and many letters and clippings from across states. Heinsheimer expresses pride in his pioneer role and local regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. DL. Heinsheimer
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood
Heinsheimer
Deitchler brothers tour Nebraska and Colorado
Mineola notes report Ferdinand Henry and Louie Deitchler on a land inspecting tour in Nebraska and Colorado. A fine monument rises in Mineola cemetery for Mrs Fred Kruse, with cemetery driveways improved by a load of gravel. Sons of Herman hosted a Saturday platform event as locals attended Des Moines state fair.
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Deitehler
Ferdinand
Henry
Louie
Nebraska
Colorado
Mineola
Fred Kruse
Herman
Des Moines
John Flynn
W A Bichel
Henry Waserman
W F Roenfeld
Albert Greggerson
M Flammant
Gus
Herbert Deitchler
Glenwood Men Landed A Mammoth River Fish
Vaught a 65 Pounder Dondits, Fred Clingersmith, Bert Rager and Roy Hammers fished on the Missouri near Lincoln settlement. In the early morning a huge tugging ended with a giant catfish weighing 635 pounds and about six feet long caught on a small No 7 hook. L S Robinson photographed the fish.
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Dondits
Fred Clingersmith
Bert Rager
Roy Hammers
Glenwood
Missouri
Lincoln
Igre
L. S. Robinson
Drowned man in Nishna River near Malvern
Lou MacGargill a longtime Imogene resident drowned in the Nishna River Saturday afternoon around 4 near where Silver Creek empties into the stream five miles south of Malvern. Four men fishing witnessed the accident. body recovered around 11 PM and taken to Imogene. He was about forty, survived by a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou MacGargill
Aha
Wolock
Malvern
Amos Hambsh
Stralan
McGargill
Imogene
Thirty Cent Clubs Rally for Bryan Fund Across States
The World-Herald reports Indiana’s Thirty Cent clubs as a model for supporters to contribute 30 cents to Bryan’s campaign fund. Early clubs raised 20 dollars, with organizers planning more across the state to demonstrate against the Tribune’s jeer and to reinforce democratic fundraising separate from other committees.
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the World-Herald
Bryan
New York Tribune
Indiana
Nebraska
Tribune
Boy 12 Dies From Injuries After Horse Kicking
Charles Prien son of Tietlef Prien, proprietor of the Minneola meal market, died Sunday morning at about 2 o'clock from injuries after a horse kicked him on Tuesday morning. An Omaha physician performed an operation but he did not survive. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon. The community offers sympathy to the family in their sudden bereavement. Those who knew the boy described him as a fine, manly child.
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Charles
Tietlef Prien
Mineola
Hfe
Norman to Investigate County Land Drawings at L T Ranch
Norman Will Investigate County land drawings set for October 5 near Tripp County. He travels 20 miles from the L T ranch with his brothers Clint and Bert who praise the county. W DeLashmutt and J F Record are at the L T ranch. Norman plans to return for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Genung
L. T. Ranch
Tripp
Clint
Bert
DeLashmutt
J. F. Record
Republicans Instructed for Judge W R Green
The Mills county Republican meeting in Glenwood selected ten delegates for the Des Moines state convention to nominate a successor to the late Judge Charles A Bishop. Delegates include Sandiland Hastings and Black Malvern with Greenwood in Silver City among others. Judge W R Green received endorsement after a resolution urging reasonable efforts to secure his nomination amid a crowded field of at least 15 candidates.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Des Moines
Charles A. Bishop
Iowa Supreme Court
W. P. Wortman
A. E. Cook
Malvern
C. E. Dean
Henderson
Benton
Mineola
St. Mary
Platteville
Deer Creek
Rawles
Lyons
Dean
David Sandiland
Hastings
W. Black
Charles Reasoner
Claude Anderson
Pacific Junction
E. B. Woodruff
W. BR. Green
Mr. Green
Green
Judge Green
September Jurors Chosen for Glenwood Term
Clerk Davis Auditor Agan and Recorder Rhoads drew 36 trial juror names from the box for the fall term in Glenwood starting September 22 with Judge Wheeler. Deer Creek township has no representative. Four rural routes and many Glenwood precinct names yield 11 jurors from Glenwood. Twelve grand jurors were elected in January for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Agan
Rhoads
Glenwood
Wheeler
Deer Creek
Coursse
Aly
Glenwood chooses J T Morgan as new superintendent
J Tl Morgan of Sigourney was elected Friday night by the Glenwood school board to lead Glenwood schools replacing L Bryan who moves to Missouri Valley. Morgan, about forty, with a long teaching record at Sigourney and Clarence, was favorably recommended and will arrive in Glenwood Sunday. Bryan and his wife depart Saturday for Missouri Valley. A local ad notes a real estate loan offer by W M Donnean Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tl. Morgan
Sigourney
Glenwood
L. ©. Bryan
Missouri Valley
Morgan
Bryan
Clarence
Cedar County
Keokuk County
Iowa
Suiday
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Will
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Charles Gosch
Glenwood i MceDowell
Hixsoo
Tidle Jedge
George C Wolf Glenwood
Newman
Seeenes
Charles Cheyney
Pace
Will Wi Daniel
Hermet Geesauwenne
Settz
Milliron
Glenwood ' ER
Graves
Barnes
Moses Malvern Vv
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Malverna
Robert Kuiebt
Andrew Graham
Joe O'Neill
Russell
Beens Tabor
Thomas Garnsapente
Council Bluffs
Bi Priest
Kinney
T. D Gibson
Eaey Malvern
PS Market
Paul Haynie
Rhoades
E Wilson
J. H. Morgan
Will M. Doneclan
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