Glenwood Notes Highlight Local Life and Visits
A sprawling Glenwood column details farm loans, business ads, visits by Nebraskan residents, and town events. It notes Mrs. J. C. McLennon hosting her mother Mrs. Malony, Ferny Pipple planning an ice cream event, and Miss Mary Blair departing for Indianola. Also covered are storm impacts, hospital and school notes, and local dignitaries visiting or traveling to Des Moines and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blair
Indianola
A. MM. Donelan
Nelson G. Field
Dublin
Ihe
Eva Windham
Methodist
Qmala
Minnie
Caire Lockwood
Lightning
George
Glenwood
Lyons Township
Way Wright
White House
Washington
Jack Hamilton
Tavis
Fickel
Agan
Colonel Swope
Major Marsh
Omaha
Des Moines
Tike Tek Moines
Sioux City
Soon-To-Be-Wed Couple Buys Household Spares
A couple plans marriage soon and purchases a table set and other needful items. They acquire spoons forks and knives from stores advertising to please young wives, aiming to furnish their new home.
Future Punishment Series at Glenwood Baptist Church
Rev J O Staples will begin a series of sermons on Future Punishment at Glenwood Baptist Church next Sunday evening. Dates include September 13 Its Justice or Gods Right Doing in Judgement September 20 Its Inevitableness or the Conclusions of Critical Scholarship October 4 Its Hopelessness or No Promise of Posthumous Probation October 11 Its Duration or The Annihilation of the Wicked October 18 Its Purpose or The Place of the Doctrine in Christian Teachings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Baptist Church
New Postal Regulation on Defaced Stamps
A new postal order declares defaced stamps worthless and torn stamps unusable. Mail with damaged stamps will be held for two weeks for recovery and may be sent to the dead letter office if unclaimed. The rule permits perforating stamps with a small instrument for identification to deter anonymous or tampered mail.
Hillsdale Missionary Ice Cream Social and Bargain Homes
Hillsdale Meth odist Church hosts a Tuesday Sept 15 ice cream social. Real estate ads list a 15 room bargain price 4500 cut to 3250 and a nine room home cut to 2240 two blocks west of the public square Glenwood Ia. A lost black coat with silk handkerchief, milk route for sale, and local property rentals are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Tillsdale Methodist Clurch
Glenwood
M. Lamb
Booker
Guard Your Health and Thermometer Ad Error
An old advertisement extols a fever thermometer with National Bureau of Standards certification, urging postpaid purchase from I. S. Graves & Co. in Chicago and warning against Foley's Honey and Tar counterfeit versions. It also notes unclaimed letters in Glenwood and promotes health caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
I. S. Graves & Co
Lowell Ave
Chicago
Poley
A. J. Howe
Glegwood
Tomato Peelers Wanted at Glenwood Canning Factory
Job listing notes tomato peelers sought for new Glenwood canning factory. Also seeks schoolboy help in store after school hours and Saturdays. Nebe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Co
Nehe’s
Robinson’s
T. W. Gidley
Malvern
New Glenwood Canning Factory
Ebaugh
Bower Bros
Glenwood
Nebe’s
Mosby Legend Recounted in a Misfired Cavalry Pursuit
A Civil War era tale recounts General John S. Mosby evading capture in the Shenandoah Valley. A cavalry unit halted near Wood, a hungry sentry sought food at a cabin, and a contraband woman claimed Mosby was inside. The regiment rushed to seize him, but the colonel found only a lone, unaware woman and no Mosby, exposing a failed hunt and a confused pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Mosby
Confederie
Shenaudenk
Ile
Cabin
Flink Cine
Mosby
Tynirved
Orvision
Adrien Pickin
Trades in Thirteenth Century Taylours and Sayths
From London Notes and Queries, a fragment catalogues common crafts of the 1200s. It lists tailors, saddlers, smiths, shoemakers, bakers, carpenters, and coopers, noting guilds and trade names with figures such as 1SG makers and 81 favre. It mentions wrights, glassmakers, masons, and bakers, plus the craft of fletchers and leatherworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liv Kkers
Park
Tuylout
Smyth
Smyths
Marshalls
Teriers
Feshewer
Bocher
Lonlon Noles
Utterly Selfish Nellie Refuses Help at Piano
Narrator and Dera discuss Nellie, calling her selfish. Nellie visits, Mr Spooner calls, then she asks him to turn the piano music so she can prevent conversation. Tone notes her petty behavior and disregard for others in a social clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Nats Sharpe
Dera
The Old and the New in Little Johnny's Home
A judge notes a child’s complaint about parental limits on slang and medical talk. The boy’s father is a physician and his mother a Christian Scientist. A sister witnessed the boy’s indignation as he alleges pressure to stay quiet about his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Judge’s Library
Worth Mors Dead in Turbulent Matrimony Case
A report details a troubled seventeen year marriage ending in the death of Worth Mors. A wife insults her husband during a confrontation before an officer or official, then months later she seeks compensation from the railway company alleging damages tied to the case. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluge
At the Barber's. Vonsoria and the Wool Spain Joke
A humorous Harper's Weekly caption captures a barber shop banter with a punchline about a customer named Rastus. The fragment features ethnic stereotype humor from historical cartooning and dialog about paying a quarter for a cut and wool imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Vonsoria
Rastus
Harper's Weekly
How to Clean a Clock According to Popular Mechanics
The article advises a simple amateur approach using benzine a clean rag a brush and oil to restore a clock without dismantling it. Test benzine for grease by its quick dry on skin and avoid vegetable oils. Remove loose dirt with a blower dry brush or dusting then wipe parts rinse brush in benzine repeat until clean and oil spindle holes and escapement teeth carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Real Estate Transfers in Malvern and Nearby Towns
A series of property transfers listed include Rhode to A Culver for 10 acres in Toyons, Scovell to Chas Glarke Lot 4 Bik 7 at Paeits Junction, Archibald to 4 W Crewdson in Cheyney's addition to Glenwood for 700 dollars, and Alya Williams to A Hatfield 120 acres in Indian Creek valued at 18 500 dollars. Other transfers include L Landis to M Masters 102 and 103 in Malvern for 1 300 dollars, Johnston to Matheney Lots 66 and 7 Block 27 Malvern for 1 930 dollars, Burks to Pointer Lots 285 and 2811 Malvern for 875 dollars, and various transfers in Henderson S D Delivering to Paul Lot 6 Bik 12 Sen Derson, plus guardian GM Ryan to AJ Tucker Lots and 10 Bik in Sen Derson for 250 dollars. Additional Malvern lots sold for 25 and 300 dollars, White Cloud 20 acres for 450 dollars, and Lyons 80 acres for 46 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Rhode
Culver
Toyons
Scovell
Chas Glarke
Paeits Junction
L Archibald
Crewdson
Cheyney
Glenwood
H Terry
A Terry
Alya Williams
A Hatfield
Indian Creek
RC Burks
Pointer
Malvern
O F Lodge
Henderson
Paul
Senderson
G. TJ Newman
WR Walker
Oak Township
GM Ryan
Guardian
AJ Tuckjer
Davis
C W Salyers
W H Guyer
HL McIntyre
G A Sawyer
White Cloud
I’ L Lemon
G M Thompson
Eimerson
Il Estes
Robt Kennedy
Lyons
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Glen- Woopd
Ivory & Otis
Nebe's
the Red Cross Drug Co
Raymond Trisler
Ioda
Edith Robbins
Lincoln
Neb
C. EK. Dean
Trenderson
Ernest DeLishmutt
Nebraska State Fair
J. F. Record
Janet
Mergeline Shiver
My. Faulkner
Dennie van Doren
Glenwood Institution
Faulkner
Firyvan
T. G. Byers
Holiness Sunday School
AfMea
Thomas Smouse
Lake Manawa
J. Neilson
David Johnson
Altoona
Neilson
Johnson
Council Blut’s
Tipton
Patrick McCormick
Tribune
Silver Creek
Us17
R. CO. White
Falls City
Chas. Kraft
Bridge
General Stone
John Anderson
Oklahoma
I. Starruck
G. M. Follett
August A. Doughty
Corrine
Oklahoma City V
T. W. Lyory
Maury Donnelly Dillon
Anderson
Ind
A. T. Borer
Ts. Ge Cunningham
Parmeroy
Clyde Burtington
Aimes
Nina Bkorysen
Alliance
Henry Evernham
Commercial House
Williams Setinal
Nellie Goodell
Goheen
Mary Yelles
Pritchard
Alta Hale
West Liberty
Osephine Russell
West Oak
Pearl Crouch
W. S. Stowe
Ida [R. Smith
James I. Burger
Helen Dugan
Denver
Walton Ridgeway
Nannie Mckee
Indianapolis
Luuella Johnson
Lisbon
Hillsdale
Canining
the Tribune
Millis County
Institution
James Royal
Whitaker
Timmerman & Hamilton
LL. A. Stivers
Glenwood Post Office
Frank Albel
CG Crouse
Glenwood Traer
Lulu Dahl
Clara Gregg
R. C. White
Devoe
Tone Bros Spe
Tone Bros
Hel Mouies
Iowa
Grocers
Walter Bren
See
Mills County Abstract Company
Mills County
Wyoming
Tempeate
Banda
C.B
Redweed Railroad
Big Horn
BY UU
Reclamation Service of the
United States
Clem Deaver
Landseekers
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