Rail and Mail Schedule for Glenwood Iowa 1908
In Glenwood Iowa on September 15 1908 county office hours are listed with lobby hours from 7 00 am to 8 00 pm and windows 7 30 am to 7 30 pm Sunday hours 9 80 to 10 4 am and 8 00 to 4 30 pm trains numbered 15 6 11 and 4 7 14 8 east or west bound with varying departure times and one mail delivery noted as not received.
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Snd Luck Bazen
Burlington Kaet
Council Bluffs
Ates
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
al Aa Balfour
Malvern
Hawtings
Jimerson Pe
Hed Oak
G.al
Chicago
Osapeee No
Saat
Omaha
Chieszo
Red Oak
Las
Emerson
Ido
Bag
Hantings Eseeee
Balfour Sees
Sane
Glenwood TW
Conncil Bluffs
Aves Omaha
Esree
S.ro
Rad Oak
Jane
Denver
West Hound Nodld
Pacclific Junction
Council Bloffe
OS Pac
Junction
Bartlett
Kansas City
North
Sidney
Csveenviews
Randolph
Wane
Arriva
Hastings
OB Hoenderson
Macedonia
Caren
Mineola Dispatch Chronicle sparse hometown items
Mineola reports a new baby at the Lanz home and a new barber, George Pagle of Council Bluffs. Frau en Verein members aided Mrs Rohrberg for her birthday on Sept 5. Adolph Lanz plans to build a 32 by 37 addition beside the opera house block. Pastor Rey O Sitzler attended the Iowa synod meeting in Auburn Neb. Otto Huebner and family from Council Bluffs visited. September 27 is mission day at the Lutheran church with two visiting ministers. Cherney & Watson store addition nears completion. Emerson Ned reports August Schroeder, formerly of Mineola, was a runaway resident who was scratched by barbed wire. L W Bichel calls for bids on a new school district No 7, due by Sept 21. Mrs Frank Miller returns to Logan after visiting relatives. School opened with Mr Sperry in charge and a large enrollment. A Wabash train stopped at the Lanz crossing, with the front tender derailing and five hours of delays. both the westbound fast train and the eastbound 8:45 were delayed.
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Louis Lanz
Mineola
George Pagle
Council Bluffs
Sam King
Frauen Verein
John Rohrberg
Adolph Lanz
Rey O Sitzler
Emerson
Ned
August Schroeder
L W Bichel
Frank Miller
Logan
Julius Kiersch
Sperry
Notice of divorce petition in Mills County Iowa 1908
In Mills County district court A D 1908 Esse Lawson plaintiff files for divorce from Amos Lawson on desertion grounds. Custody of minor William Lawson sought. Amos Lawson must answer by November term starting November 24 1908 in Glenwood. Default judgment possible. Genung Genung attorneys for plaintiff.
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District Court of the State of
Iowa
Mills County
Esse Lawson
Amos, Lawson
Amos Lawson
District Court of
State of Iowa
Gore
William Lawson
Glenwood
A. D
Genung
Local notes from Silver City area reflect travels and events
Silver City residents report Henry Greenwood returning from Des Moines for a state legislature session. Omahan Charles Potter and family visit relatives before returning home. HW Vankirk journeys to southeastern Kansas to attend land interests. John Parker and sons plan to relocate to New Mexico after purchasing land there. Quarantine at ARB Bird home lifted after a scarlet fever death. Grant Parker travels to Chicago for Garrett Biblical Institute studies. Georgia Van Kirk teaches in Emerson school. George Bosworth injured by a rusty nail and sidelined. Mr and Mrs O H Kruse in South Omaha for nephew Louie Peterson’s wedding. Emma and Sophia Spelman hosted by Alvina Dorman of Wakefield. Halfater advances cement work in the city. J Rice drug store burglarized but nothing stolen beyond evidence of entry and matches.
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HW Vankirk
Kansas
John Parker
New Mexico
Silver City
Grant Parker
Tabor
Chicago
Parker
Garrett Biblical Institute
Georgia van Kirk
Emerson School
George Bosworth
O H Kruse
South Omaha
Louie Peterson
Emma
Sophia Spelman
Alvina Dorman
Wakefield
Neb
Halfater
J . Rice
John Pullman
Hastings Boy Locates Coons and News Updates
Charles Peer from Strahan gathered dogs and hunted coons upriver with success, yielding several trophies. The Methodist church receives a new paint coat, public schools run two weeks, high school enrollment nearly doubles, and other rooms meet average attendance. Mrs Fred Martin travels to Monmouth Illinois to visit her parents, Delia Kurtz of Creston visits friends, Thus Young travels to Glenwood to see his ailing nephew James Burger.
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Charles Peer
Strahan
Methodist Church
Fred Martin
Monmouth
Illinois
Delia Kurtz
Creston
Young
Glenwood
James Burger
TABOR TOPICS Happenings Around Tabor and Nearby Areas
Mrs Willie Willets of Cope Colorado visits Tabor relatives. AG McCormieck travels to Denver for contractor and carpenter work. wife and daughter to join later as son Hart remains for months. Silas Kerns aids son Andy moving goods to Riverside township. J N Colby trades 347 acres in Harrison county to EB Y Hawley for 827000 with 160 acres in Lyons township as exchange. also transfers Omer farm sold to Fred Pecenpaugh to W R Goy at 125 per acre.
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Willie Willets
Cope
Colo
Tabor
AG McCormieck
Denver
Hart
Silas Kerns
Nebraska City
Andy
Longnecker
Riverside Township
J N Colby
Harrison County
EB Y Hawley
Shenandoah
Lyons Township
Omer
Fred Pecenpaugh
W R Goy
Tomato Peelers Wanted at New Glenwood Canning plant
A Glenwood factory seeks tomato peelers to support a forthcoming canning season. Positions include peeling, sorting, and quality checks with on the job training. Local applicants encouraged. factory plans to hire immediately.
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Glenwood
The Calabash Mine Scheme and Pettus Fallout
Lemuel Pettus, a hard money lender, manipulates his clerk Blake and his half sister Amy Lessing. Blake’s engagement to Amy exposes Pettus and triggers a perilous, opportunistic plot involving a deciphered Pettus letter about a gold mine. Blake and Amy flee to Denver to salvage the Calabash mine, outmaneuvering Pettus’ schemes.
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Lorge Blake
Lemuel Pettus
Pettus
Sumer
Blake
Amy Lessing
New Hampshire
Amy
Alller
Jack Lessing
Calabish
United States Postal
New York
Lessing
Time Table Notice for Tabor & Northerns
Local timetable snippet lists arrivals and departures for Tabor and Northerns with times such as 8.0 am 4.30 pm 11.20 am 6.00 pm and 12.205 pm, mentioning Malvern and Nabor as nearby places.
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Fills County
W. J. Hill
N.T. Bradway
Pou Rutishers
Seve
Vane
Lanz Crossing
North Side Square
Glenwood, Lows
Honry Greenwood
Des Moines
Charles Potter
Tabor Topics
Democracy
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
the Tribune
Coe
Howard
Fielding
Jack
Napoleon Bonaparte
Mrs. Pettus
Bear
Yam
Lin
Rascal
Miss Lessing
Hopnagel
Wall Street
Securities and Credits
Tremnagel
Hofnnagel
Hofnagel
Sittiss
Mr. Pettus
George
George Blake
Calabash
Cole
Will Gell
Leisaiekna Bospital
Jetter
Saya
Algu
Braisted
Hofungel
Miles
Amy Dessina
Iin
Erdtolld
the Tribune A, R
F. M. Shriver
Offce
Northwest Corner Square
H. B. Milliron
Bower Bros. Hardware
Theo. W. Ivory
Carl H. Otis
Ivory & Otis
Attorneys At Law
Chas. W. Rathke
W. F. Meyers Merchant
Mickelwait Building
Singer Office
Mickelwait Block
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Advo
G. Day
How
W. 4. Lewis
Raferanos
Mills County National Banks
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
Carter Block
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