Local canning plants to reopen for apples in Glenwood
Receiver Day of the Glenwood canning factory has leased the plant to Rogers canning factory of Rogers Arkansas for the season. Rogers will can apples here using seconds and windfalls with a daily capacity up to twenty five hundred cans. They will employ sixty to a hundred workers, mainly women and girls, plus some men, boosting local employment and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Receiver Day
Glenwood Canning Factory
Rogers Canning Factory
Rogers, Ark
Ozark
Day
Glenwood
Rains Benefit Mills County Crops and Apples
Heavy showers in Mills County revived late crops with notable gains for apples especially Jonathan and Gano varieties. August dust on leaves and apples washed away, revealing color and growth seen from trains near Glenwood. Harvest pace slowed briefly due to wet weather, but most summer varieties are cleared. overall yield near average with potential for a bumper crop with better August weather.
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Mills County
Hen Davis
Jonathans
Ganos
Aich
Glenwood
Lne
Barrels and Boxes Aid Big Apple Crop at Glenwood
Frank Wallace oversees a busy cooper shop at his lumber yards with 14 coopers and assistants, rapidly producing and selling barrels. He has shipped 30 thousand barrels without delivery delays, buying stock in carload lots and using packers’ own crews to craft boxes for the apples.
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Glenwood
Frank Wallace
Matrimonial Notices From Council Bluffs to Emerson
Matrimonial notices report William Brett of Council Bluffs and Emma Clark of near Glenwood wed by Justice A B Olds. Ages 22 and 16 with parental consent. John Shire of Malvern and Maude Huntsman of Emerson wed near Emerson, plan farm northwest of town. Albert Addy and Matilda Dappe wed at Imogene Sept 5 and depart for a Rocky Mountains trip. Julia Foley and George Cunningham wed at Imogene last Wednesday, to farm in South Dakota. Foley formerly lived near Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brett
Council Bluffs
Emma Clark
Glenwood
Justice A. B. Olds
John Shire
Malvern
Albert Addy
Matilda Dappe
Imogene
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Addy
Julia Foley
George Cunningham
Will
South Dakota
Miss Foley
Elsie Reed
Jessia McCrary
Lucile Record
Rose Colgan
Eddie McClure
Blanche Marrin
Henderson
Georgia Willard
Leah James
Champ Barover
Virginia Craig
Bessie Walker
Daisy Parker
Ralph LaHue
Florence la Hue
Silver City
Paul Spellering
Jim Moseley
Spencer Little
Gladys Farrington
Alica Burgoin
May Moore
Irene Heide
Fred Kruse
Dale Hammons
Viva Dunagan
Artie Rommel
Wands Ramsey
Ethel Waltrip
Emerson
Orphan Birdsall
Paul Carson
May Geeseman
Barrett McFadon
Morris Taylor
Nellie Burton
Mildred Newquist
Hazel Thorson
Milo Schick
Avia Birdsall
Lapresle Smith
Carl Newquist
Louise Birdsall
May O'Donnell
Fay Fields
Ivan Salmons
Ruby Fields
Tommy Eaton
Glen Snodgrass
Lora Ballain
Alice Dunbar
Gladys Longshore
Mary Marshall
Martha Salmons
Mabel Spears
Henry Cully
Earl McQuown
Della Whalen
Estelle Anderson
Ruth Collins
Elaine Abel
Hebe Johnson
Maud Spears
John Davis
Warren Honeyman
John Thorson
Nita Ranz
Pearl Hicks
Wesley Hicka
Cameron Scott
Edes Eaton
Ila Gilmore
Spurgeon Salmons
Mildred Weed
Haru Ran
Clyde Baird
Hazel Moses
Granville Russell
Willie Million
Wilma Dean
Pauline Hamilton
Blanche Murphy
Victor Shanathan
Florence Fair
Charles Hopp
John Wright
Porter Asbury
Henry Fleming
Gertrude Patton
George Linville
Inez Hale
Elotee Morgan
Edna Record
Lotua Ayers
Hazel Fleming
Blanche Wallace
Merrill Myers
Faye Chamberlain
Edith Evernham
Verne Merritt
Hazel Rhodes
Ewart Howe
George Staples
Keg Creek Drainage Plan Discussed at Mineola Meeting
Landowners gathered Wednesday at Mineola to discuss straightening Keg Creek from Glenwood north to the county line. With work starting in Pottawattamie county, the aim is to protect Mills County low lands from floodwaters during high water. A petition to the County Board to authorize drainage action was drafted for circulation and signatures.
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Mineola
Glenwood
Pottawattamie
Mills County
Local Notes and School Opens in Hillsdale Tribune
Hillsdale notes recent visitors from Oregon and Kansas plus a 200 student count at the new term with safety upgrades. Will Van Orsdel improves after rheumatism treatment. clergy from Burr Oak deliver sermons at U B church. travel mentions include Forrest Grove and the west. A livery theft and an ad for Foley’s Kidney Remedy appear among county items.
Emerson Chronicle Change Hands After Purchase by Coats
EMERSON J Ranz returns from Nebraska visit. J RK Coats takes charge of the Emerson Chronicle after buying the plant from T A Butcher. Coats has long connection with the paper. Emerson baseball tourney postponed due to weather. Glenwood defeated Red Oak 10 to 2 before rain halted play. A house warming party at the Edie home drew about forty guests with two-course refreshments and games.
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J Ranz
Nebraska
J RK Coats
Emerson Chronicle
Mr Coats
Emerson
Glenwood
Red Oak
T R Edie
West Oak Residents See Family Moves and Celebrations
John Schmitt and Ben Stille left Tuesday for a Colorado trip while Charles Sietz went to Omaha last week to enlist in the U S army. Mahlon Boyer adds an addition to his house with F K Meyers of Glenwood handling the work. Anna Sietz of the Iowa telephone office at Glenwood is vacationing with home folks. I B Deacon and family from southwest of Glenwood visited the area earlier this week. Mr and Mrs John Wilcox celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary last Sunday at their home eight miles northwest of Glenwood with neighbors assisting and a fine dinner featured.
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John Schmitt
Ben Stille
Colorado
Charles Sietz
Omaha
United States
Mahlon Boyer
F K Meyers
Glenwood
Anna Sietz
Iowa
Deacon
John Wilcox
Harriman Dies at Arden Home After Illness
Edward H. Harriman, the prominent railroad magnate, died yesterday afternoon at his Arden New York residence after a period of illness. He had been ailing for some time and his death was anticipated by family and associates.
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Edward WH. Harriman
Arden, N. Y
Cure for Kidney Trouble Quoted by A J Howe
Carnegie Center New York G Bb Bur hans writes that four years ago two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured his eacpy trouble and after four years he reports no return of symptoms. He endorses the remedy for others.
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Carngie Center
N. Y
G. Bb. Burhans
Foley
A, J, Howe
Glenwood
District Court Opens in Glenwood with 180 Cases
The September term of Glenwood’s District Court begins on the 21st with 180 cases listed, including probate matters. Judge QO. D. Wheeler presides as Malvern man Mike Cunningham, wanted for breaking and entering, remains at large.
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District Court
Glenwood
Davis
QO. D. Wheeler
Mike Cunningham
Malvern
W. E. McCoy
Souvenir roll of honor in Mills County schools
Supt Masters releases a pretty roll of honor listing Mills County pupils with regular school attendance. It highlights Frank Chamberlain of Spring Valley with eight years and Clifford Boyd of Malvern and Elmer Olson of Pacific Junction with seven. The booklet shows photos of the top trio and credits many students across towns for four to six consecutive years, naming numerous individuals by town and year counts.
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Supt. Masters
Mills County
Frank Chamberlain
Spring Valley
Clifford Boyd
Malvern
Elmer Olson
Pacific Junction
Circus Coming to Glenwood by Gollmar Bros
The Gollmar Bros circus comes to Glenwood for an afternoon and evening show on Wednesday September 15. It is billed as the greatest of American shows with artistic acts and novelties. A magnificent free street parade featuring three bands and a large calliope opens at 10 a.m. Elmer Wallahan, a Hastings depot night operator, is noted in an unfinished item.
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Gollmar Bros
Glenwood
Tribune
Circus
Calliope
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T P Way
Clay Whitmer
Lawrence
Kan
W W Wender
St Johns
Ore
W S. Shepard
Will van Orsdel
Burlington Junction
Ferdinand Lietz
Friends Church
Burr Oak
U B
Robert Kesterson
M Waltermeier
Shelby
Neb
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Waco
Clay
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Denver
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Tacoma
Portland
Atlantic
Abernethy
the Tribune
West Oak
Harriman
Julius Flepperberg
Lincoln
Morgan Brothers
J. W. and
W. A. Morgan
Gro Gery
Robert. Johnson
William Johnson
Robert
Wiliams
William
Groveweg & Schoentgen
Council Blutts
Sue EK
T. Younker
P. H. Wentz
Harry W. Bennett
Bennett
Fred and
Kitty Rayedan
Glenwood Laundry
W. H Sheldon
William Hunters
Hunter
Mills County Bank
Geo
Tudge Woodruff
Glanwood
Court House
Clara Belle Mercer
Faith
Tabor
Board of Control
Genung & Genung
Starbuck
A. E. Dean
Chestra
Bruce Boehner
Laura Bailey
Hawthorne
Alma Gourley
Jacob Pitzenberger
Gowen
Florence Taylor
Joe Deardorff
Chris Kruse
Wayne Stacy
Williams
Harold Stranathan
Plainview
Fred Mendenhall
Mary Corcoran
Winifred Estes
Pauline Hopp
Fred Chamberlain
Ethel Robbins
Ethel Martin
Iona Deardorf
Gladys Knight
Hazel Martin
Eleanor Mellor
Blanche Emerick
Ruth Bushnell
Helen Kneeland
Florence Sandiland
Helen Wilson
George Thorson
Evangeline Cheney
Lela Cheney
Lawrence Taylor
Amanda Thorson
Maude McDowell
Doris McDowell
Lucile Huntsman
Ray Huntsmen
Rona Corcoran
Elena Corcoran
Esther Olson
Efis Wilson
Fay Wilson
Ada Greiner
Clarence Maddock
Robert Boehner
Bertha Emerick
Ethel Clark
Irven Donner
Bessie Harris
Minnie Hertz
Florence Lockabill
Willie Bell
Gembert Thompson
Bessie Markel
Warden Rimel
Inez Salyers
Ruth Boehner
Ethel Mulholland
Mable Knight
Eves Whitfield
Beatrice Swanson
Mary Trisler
Leonard Dean
Philomena Hill
Ernest Mintle
Flora Edie
Ray Edie
Aden Crawford
Laura McDowall
Earl Warner
Forest Galpin
Nettie Graham
Cecil Graham
Channing McFaden
Phoebe Linn
Lois McGrew
Gladys McDowell
Mary Hasegl
Blanche Burton
Grace Geeseman
Sarah McDowell
Carl Kruse
Eddie Kruse
Maude Parker
Florence Strader
June Edmonson
Paul Edmonson
Myrle Walker
Pacifico Junction
Robert Carlson
Walter Williams
Bar
Ruth Durbin
Marie Hutchings
Alfred Imel
Lillie Bailey
Vera Slothower
Herman Williams
Helen Williams
George Reed
Letha Glenn
Walter Gleen
Floyd Stacy
Cecil Glenn
Wayne Bodges
Barry McGrew
Geneval Buckingham
Mary Smith
Cleo Campbell
Elsie Nose
Circus Coming
Elmer Wallahan
Hastings
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