Glenwood News Highlights Local Trades and Visits
Glenwood daily notices cover repairs, plumbing, and heating services from Nebe’s and Red Cross Drug Co. Tomato peelers wanted at New Glenwood Canning Factory. Local residents including Wesley Young, Miss Nora Robinson, Walter Wade, Everett White, and many neighbors are noted in business, education, and social visits across Hastings, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Emerson, and Osceola. The city council appoints new library board members. school and church events, travels, and factory activity at Mille County Canning loom large.
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New Glenwood
Wesley Young
Hastings
Glenwood
Nora Robinson
Council Bluffs
Walter Wade
Columbus
Neb
James I. Burger
Everett White
Ray French
Clinton
Tvory & Otis
Raymond Trisier
E. G. Woodrow
Ferguson Grocery
West Side
Mills County Abstract Company
Fleming
Omaha
James ¥. Martin
I. J. Wallace
E. C. Cook
Sidney
J. H. Morgan
Mark Twain on a spider in the paper in Virginia City
A subscriber asked Mark Twain whether finding a spider in a newspaper was good or bad luck. Twain answered that the spider was simply inspecting pages to see what Merchant left unfurnished, enabling it to weave a web and live undisturbed.
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Mark Twain
Virginia City Enterprise
Mark
Rev Skiles Resigns From Glenwood Congregational Church
Rev J H Skiles, pastor of the Glenwood Congregational church, tendered his resignation last Wednesday night. He has led the church for over five years since February 1903 and undecided about his future. The Skileses contributed greatly to the community’s spiritual and intellectual growth, and their departure will be regretted by many.
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J. H. Skiles
Glenwood Congregational Church
Skiles
Glenwood
County Board Meets in Brief Session at Glenwood
The County Board met in a brief session at Glenwood. A few bills were approved and adjournment was taken until next Monday. The report on classifying lands for taxation in the Pony Creek drainage district was not yet ready for submission.
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Glenwood
Pony Creek
Tribune Wants Readers Sellable Inexpensive Wants Column
The Tribune invites readers to use the Want Readers section to publish inexpensive personal wants. Each issue features short notices where individuals share their needs or offerings, providing a low cost way to reach a broad audience and seek satisfaction through simple exchanges.
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Tribune
Local ads and notices crowd Glenwood pages
A collage of small ads and notices from Glenwood including trade offers for shoes loans real estate and livestock sales. Items mention farm loans 5 percent portrait banners campaign materials poultry dairy services milk route and kitchenware with several storefronts and individuals such as Silas Scott Jesse Hunter and Roy Stranathan.
Local notices and social updates from Mills County
SILVER CITY JW Haunt visits Clarinda as Mrs Hunt improves. EU Anderson and family return from Richmond Indiana. Rev Peter Jacobs delivers address in Coin and attends Clarinda conference. church preaching canceled Sunday. Epworth League program set for evening. Auto speeding case in Omaha fines. Family additions in Council Bluffs and Cres. Iowa state fair notes and corn premiums. Louie Saar back from Idaho Falls. reports prosperity. George Snider becomes Lincoln motorman. wife to join. Numerous visits across Council Bluffs, Tabor, and Crofton. School opens with Prof John M Cunningham as principal. five act entertainment lineup and season tickets. Original divorce notice: Lawson v Lawson in Mills County District Court. Amos Lawson summoned for desertion. deadline November 24, 1908.
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Clarinda Satuyuday
Hunt
EU Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Peter Jacobs
Coin
JT Skerritt
Ralph
Harlan County
Nebraska
Clarinda
Methodist
Louie Saar
Idaho Falls
Joe Gerards
Charles
Carl Goos
Jim
Mary Pullman
Itannah Geek
Council Bluffs
Leonard Conger
Galesburg
Ill
Wm Burgoin
Arthur
Sam Rew
Winside
Neb
Louie Goos
Philadelphia
Amelia
George Snider
Lincoln
John Tipton
Tabor
D G Jackson
Albert Pullman
Kansas
Paula Kay
W Waitaker
Crofton
Neh
L W Huffaker
John M Cunningham
Tarkio
Agnes Samuelson
Geo
Anna Plumb
Emma Huffaker
Col G A Gearhart
Denton C Crowl
Sam Jones
Ellsworth Plumstead
Raggedy Man
Garber Howe
la Dell Fox Convert Company
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Glen- Wood
Tusure
Ivory & Otis
Geil
Nebe's
the Red Cross Drug Co
Bower Bros
W. &. Dean
Emerson
Iran Alexander
T. Q. Records
Osceola
Des Moines
O. R. Patrick
I. N. Whitaker
Capt. Fowler
Scott McClure
Pomeroy
The
Herald
the Tribune
P. Hullinger
Greentop
Mary Dodd
S. W. Creech
Creech
Plimpton
CE. Carey
Carlton Wheeler
Public Library Board
A. M. Donelan
T. Genung
J. A. McDonald
Alliance
Henry Kisby
James Owens
Springfield
Win Hostetter
Union, Neb
A. H. Burger
Edith Nebe
Ft. Dodge
L. M. Woods
Ernest White
Highland Park College
W. Edwards
Scott. McClure
J. L. Woods
James Tanner
Red Oak
F. M. McCluskey
Rachel
F. H. Davis
George Campbell
Wymore
Campbell
Gage County Board of Superviors
Sunbeam Sunday School
Gowen
West Oak
Theresa Heinsheimer
Ruth Kneeland
Malvern
C. M. Ward
Minnette Murphy
Marshalltown
J. W. Murphy
A. C. Davis
L. C. Brayn
Goodell
Methodist Sunday School
Bryan
Missouri Valley
Ralph E. Cunningham
L. B. Cunningham
E. F. Fecht
Mr. Rogers
A. Seitz
Germany
Virginia Johnson
Henderson
BR. H. Daniel
E. M. Smith
County Board
Mebe
Tribune Office
Robinson's
Mills County Abstract Co
Foley
A. J. Howe
Call Commercial Hotel
Gregg
Silas Scott
Iona Phone
J. E. Noah
Square
Vine Street
Jesse Hunter
Roy Stranathan
Northwest Cor. Square
E. C. Graves
Iowa
Plattsmouth Bridge
Solomon Rowe
Whitaker
Timmerman & Hamilton
L. H. Stivers
Prica Thost
Graves & Co
Well Ave
Chicago
Silver City
District Court of the State of
Mills County
Essa. Lawson
Amos Lawson
District Court of
State of Iowa
William Lawson
Genung
Iona
W.S. Doan
Brick Yards
Ridgeway Lumber Yards
All
Mills County News
Mills County National Bank
D. L. Heinsheimer
F. M. Bupfington
A. D. French
Ht. A. French
Capital Stock
Inc
E. B. Woodruff
W. Rathke
Gettler
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