Glenwood Chamber Checks On Neighborhood Improvements
Monday night the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce met in the Records building to discuss room furnishings, street cleaning, and weed control. A telephone link to Tabor, signage, and a National Guard enlistment drive were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
Records
R. E. Vinten
Lyon
Glenwood
Brandeis
Omaha
F. G. Day
Will Creech
Tabor
C. E. Dean
A. B. Walling
V. Caughlan
Iowa National Guard
Chamber
Come on, Gallilee The Tribune challenges Tabor businessmen
The Tribune issues a formal challenge to Glenwood and Tabor business men amid rising tension from earlier hints. The prompt signals a public contest or wager aimed at resolving a brewing dispute between local commercial leaders. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Ralph McPheron
John Wolfe
Frank Rodman
Alf Wolfe
the Tribune
Glenwood
Marquis of Queensbury
Rawles
Gaillilee
Tribune
Local Students Leave for Colleges Across the Midwest
Glenwood area pupils prepare for higher education with many heading to Iowa University Nebraska University and other institutions. Names include Ruth Plimpton Edwin Plimpton Lorna Plimpton Dorothy Lyon Anna Donelan Gretchen Reasoner Vera Phelps Roy Kinney Lee Miller Ernest Zimmer Robert Record Arthur Buch Blanche Burres Mary Logan Janica McCormick Mable Walling Edwin Mogridge Clay Estes Kenneth Butcher Margaret Carter Pauline Cheyney Florence Barber with placements at Brownell Hall and Graceland among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Ruth Plimpton
Chicago University
Edwin Phmpton
Iowa University
Lorna Plimpton
Nebr. University
Dorothy Lyon
Anna Donelan
Gretchen Reasoner
Nebraska University
Vera Phelps
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Roy Kinney
Lee Miller
Ernest Zimmer
Robert Record
Arthur Buch
Blanche Burres
Nebr.s University
Mary Logan
Nebr. Wesleyan
Janica McCormick
College View
Nebr
Mable Walling
Tabor
Iowa
Edwin Mogridge
Clay Estes
Kenneth Butcher
Boyles
Red Oak Hosts Frontier Sports At Monty-Festo Round Up
Red Oak prepares a Western spectacle at Monty-Festo with outlaw bucking horses wild horses and Mexican steers. Cowboys and cowgirls from the West and Canada arrive to compete for cash prizes in broncho riding steer roping pony express relay racing and trick roping. World champions will defend titles during the Red Oak Round Up September 14 15 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ted Oak
West
Canada
Eal Riving
Iowa Chamber of Commerce launches Greater Iowa Week
The Greater Iowa association is renamed the Iowa Chamber of Commerce and promotes a Greater Iowa Week from October 3 to 9. Ministers and teachers will be asked to lead observance activities while merchants stage sales on Iowa manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Iowa
Greater Iowa Association
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Ball Game Between Glenwood and Malvern
The Sunday ball game on the Malvern grounds between Glenwood and Malvern drew much interest. Many good plays were made and the whole contest was absorbing. Glenwood won 2 to 1, reflecting the close and exciting nature of the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Malvern
First Picnic and Fine Program at Glenwood Lake Park
A community program on Wednesday September 15 at Glenwood Lake Park features horseshoe pitching a water melon dinner an Institution band music and addresses by local leaders including J B Robinson Clem Kimball and Co T Genung. Evening events follow with baseball Hastings vs Glenwood and a K P lodge tug of war amid planned stunts and festive entertainment for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P’s of County
Glenwood Lake
Glenwood Lake Park
Co. T. Genung
J. 8. Robinson
Glenwood
K. of P
Hastings
Damon and Pythias
Old Settlers Picnic At Macedonia In September
The old settlers annual picnic for Mills Fremont and Pottawattamie counties will be held at Macedonia on September 21. Prospects rise that the 34 year old association’s president and secretary may attend. Past president Frank Shinn and secretary James Kelley led the first gathering in Macedonia. W H M Pusay, then ninth district congressman, gave the initial address. This year Hon Nate Kendall, Republican candidate for governor, will deliver the address. President J M Coons is organizing a strong turnout and will mail invitations to pioneers with available addresses.
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Old Settlers
Mills
Fremont
Pottawattamie
Macedonia
Frank Shinn
Carson
James Kelley
Ron
Independence
H. M. Pusay
Ninth
Nate Kendall
J. M. Coons
Registered Shoot at Glenwood Gun Club
Sept veo promises a big day for shootists at Glenwood Gun Club's annual registered tournament under American Trapshooting Association rules. Nine events, 75 added money, possible special events. Latecomers may shoot first three events. program starts at 9 a. m. Good lunch service planned. Glenwood grounds claimed as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Gun Nub
Ths
Glen-wood
Strange Article of Baggage Returned to Town
D G Jamison carried a sealed copper box eight inches square and three inches deep containing the ashes of Mrs RH C White. Carl White, her husband, arranged for the ashes to be sent to Glenwood cemetery and Jamison delivered them. Mrs White died November 27 1918 and cremation followed. The box will rest at the base of the monument for the Whites' daughter buried in Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Jomison
RH. C. White
Carl White
Glenwood
Jamison
Bath
Arrivals Report for Deitchler Wright Ander Son
The notice lists births for Mr and Mrs Johnny Deitchler a son on Sunday Sept 5 and Mr and Mrs Charles A Wright a child on Monday Sept 6 with the time 2 ten and for Mr and Mrs James M Ander son a daughter on Monday Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Deitchler
Charles A. Wright
James M. Anderson
Farmers Union Picnic Highlights Co Operative Efforts
The Farmers Co-Operative Union picnic at Emerson park drew a sizable crowd despite threatening weather. E M McGrew chaired, funds were pledged near 200 dollars after a canvass, and speakers T A Hougas and Uncle Dorn shared views on cooperative marketing, selling farmers’ products, and local union expansion in Mills County. Officers named included W A Cole president, Sherman Jones president, Carry Whipps treasurer, directors M C Loneyman J Re Viner Ralph Robbins, with Adiuns organizer and C Cole task Ness agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operative Union
Emerson Park
E. M. McGrew
T. A. Hougas
Warmers’ Co-Operative Union
Co-Operative Commission
Fresno
Calif
Omaha
Hougas
Dornblaser
Dorn
Mills County
Mmerson
Henderson
W. A. Cole Sherman Jones
Whipps and
Treas
M. C. Loneyman
J. Re Viner
Ralph Robbins
Wedg
Adiuns
C. Cole
Rural teachers list revised by Supt Masters
Revised roster by Supt Masters adds several names to the rural teachers list as printed in the Tribune. Entries include Dept. Fe Box Wider Anderson and Georgia Stevens. Oak Anderson-Clyta Tharp. Excelsior Imgrahan-Griace Stout. Silver Creek Ingraham-Mae White head. Evernham Oak-Marvel Wright. West Liberty No 1 Oak-Lois Mayberry Vogler. Oak-Mrs Ferdinand Prien advanced room.
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Masters
Tribune of
Dept. Fe
Anderson
Georgia Stevens
Oak
Clyta Tharp
Excelsior
Imgrahan
Griace Stout
Silver Creek
Ingraham
Mae Whitehead
Evernham
Marvel Wright
West Liberty No. 1
Lois Mayberry
Vogler
Ferdinand Prien
Were You of the Eight Red Cross Report Given
The Councel Bluffs Chapter of the Red Cross presents a yearly activity report to show how funds were spent. The piece notes 27 men received assistance after September 1, 1912, all new to the organization and all male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councel Bluffs Chapter
Red Cross
Mills County
Town Support for Red Cross Remains Sparse
In a local report, 14 veterans out of a group were found to be disabled during army service. The American Red Cross provided $205 in financial assistance to these men and their families, helped secure government payments, and aided in claims. Eight residents felt obligated to support the Red Cross, contributing $4 last year. The Red Cross expresses satisfaction with fund use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
New Man With Opinion Arrives in Glenwood
Mr and Mrs Fredlis and their daughter arrived in Glenwood from Sac City and will occupy the Will Myers property on North Myrtle Street for the present. Mr Ellis comes to Glenwood to become the foreman of the Opinion office.
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Fredlis
Glenwood
Sac City
Will Myers
North Myrtle Street
Ellis
Colored Wayfarers Slug Traveller In Pacific Junction Yard
Last Sunday night about eleven yelock John Bertstracher was attacked by two Negroes in a box car on the side tracks in the Pacific Junction yards. He was knocked down and forced to surrender his property. The assailants fled as a switch engine appeared. Two Negro suspects were arrested in Kansas City and brought to jail after Sheriff Edwards retrieved them. They are named Pollan Nixson and Avery Jones and claim an alibi. Preliminary trial awaits witnesses from St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bertstracher
Pacific Junction
Bertstrader
Kansas City
Edwards
Pollan Nixson
Avery Jones
St. Joseph
William Walker
Walkers
Glenwood
Walnut Street
J. M. Donelan
DeMass
Melvin Sheldon
Omaha
North 20Th Street
Lincoln
Probate matters guide county estate actions
The will of Julia M Ska flan who is a non resident is admitted to probate. The Samuel Mershon estate administrator is ordered to sell real estate. The clerk of courts pays John N Severn and James W Severn their shares in James M Miller estate. The administrator files a final report, is discharged, and bond exonerated. Carl H Cook guardian of Elizabeth Reynolds unsound mind granted authority to sell ward’s real estate with bond set at 7000. First report of Arobell B L Davidson estate filed and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Skaflan
John N. Severn
James W. Severn
James M. Miller
Carl H. Cook
Elizabeth Reynolds
P. M. Cadwell
Teellwood
Gee, IL
White
Guardian
Arobell
Dr G Jamison Returns From San Diego Visit
Back from San Diego Dr G Jamison arrived Saturday after a trip that coincided with the death of his father in law Dr Landis who was paralyzed the day after Jamison’s arrival Mrs M W Landis his mother in law traveled with him and plans to stay two months, visiting Des Moines Osceola and Kansas City before returning to California
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G. Jamison
San Diego
Jamison
Landis
M. WW. Landis
Milburn Turner Emerges as Skagit County Democratic Candidate
W T Wolfe reports Milburn Turner a former Henderson resident now living in Idaho is the Democratic candidate for representative of Skagit County Washington. The Tribune congratulates him and invites news of his success. In November.
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Washington
W. T. Wolfe
Mr Turner
Henderson
Skagit County
Milburn Turner
Mills County
Idaho
Tribune
Turner
Glenwood High Reports Largest Enrollment in History
Glenwood schools open with record overall enrollment. High school tallies 184 students, beating the prior 164. Junior high has 95, West school 63, Third ward grades 145, Wear hill grades 81, indicating a slight drop in the grades overall.
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Glenwood High School
Third Ward
The Combination of a Parsnip Wine Plot
Four men gathered around a table an attorney a traveling salesman an editor and a businessman plus a recent farmer entrant discussed drinks wine made from parsnips and a distant maker. They formed a combination the attorney to secure the recipe the farmer to supply parsnips the editor the businessman and the traveling man to provide sugar at any cost.
Frank Anderson Announces Sixth Annual Poland China Sale
On Saturday October 9 Frank Anderson will conduct his sixth annual sale of Big Type pedigreed Poland Chinas. The catalog will list 35 open gilts and 10 boars. Sale details and timing will be issued in the forthcoming catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Poland
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Gallilee
Tor
Tom MIX
Rex
Farmers! Educational and Co-operative Union
The
Wayfarers Slug Traveller
Mr. Bertstracher
Samual Mershon
Charlie Chaplin
Sunnyside
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