Court Convenes Next Tuesday in Glenwood
The September term of court begins next Tuesday in Glenwood with Judge Wheeler on the bench. Clerk H. Davis drafts bar dockers. 12 grand jurors organize for work, 8 trial jurors report next day. Divorces, estates, and overflow damage cases are set, with Hamilton McClenahan will, and Pony Creek appeals moving through courts.
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Glenwood
Wheeler
H. Davis
Prand
Genung, Stone and Lewis
Council Bluffs
Pony Creek
McPherson
New York Nominates Governors as Republicans Back Hughes
Republicans re nominate Hughes for governor amid opposition from many politicians. The president's wishes prevail, echoing Taft era choices. Democrats nominate Lewis Ghanler for governor, noting his two years as lieutenant governor after defeating Hughes' running mate.
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New York
Hughes
Taft
Taddy
Iowa
United States
Democrats
Lewis 2. Ghanler
Twin Girls Arrive at Glenwood Farm Home
A morning birth at the John Stewart residence southwest of Glenwood reports the arrival of twin girls. The baby events include reference to the J. L. Bellatti farm tenancy and nearby local figures Barrett and Barn ey, with unclear details about related sums or items.
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John Stewart
Glenwood
Mr. Stewart
J. L. Bellatti
The Prince of Peace lecture by William J. Bryan
The Tribune prints in full Bryan's celebrated lecture with the title The Prince of Peace. It has been delivered worldwide and is regarded as one of his masterpieces. Read it in full.
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the Tribune
William J. Bryan
the Prince of Peace
Penitentiary Vet Returns with Notorious Horse Thief
Deputy Sheriff Dalton brought back Wm. Coles alias Charles Liddle to Mills County from St. Madison. Indicted for stealing a team from George Peck near the Junction three years ago and a horse near Council Bluffs the same night, for which he was convicted and sentenced. About 40 with five prior penitentiary terms and a warden who believes he has been punished enough.
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Dalton
St. Madison
Wm. Coles
Charles Liddle
Biddle
George Peck
Junction
Council Bluffs
Mills County
Nebraska
Iowa
Riddle
Iowa druggists seek prescription only liquor sales
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa pharmacists will urge the next general assembly to bar liquor sales except on prescription. The Iowa Anti Saloon League backs the pharmacists and says passage would cause the league to drop its own proposal to require consecutive numbering of druggists requests to sell liquor.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa Antisaloon League
Antisaloon League
Lacey Plans Bid Against Cummins in Des Moines Meeting
ex Congressman Lacey of Oskaloosa was chosen to oppose Cummins for the nomination. The Allison Republicans met in Des Moines on Tuesday to select a candidate before the primary. Several potential speakers declined, including Secretary Wilson, ex-Secretary Shaw, ex-Governor Jackson, and Congressman Smith.
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Des Moines
Lacey
Oskaloosa
Cummins
Tryle
Wilson
Shaw
Jackson
Congressigan
Smith
Adam Bede Beaten In Minnesota Primary Defeat
Congressman J. Adam Hede, formerly a Glenwood chautauqua lecturer, lost in the Duluth district primaries for renomination. Once a radical Democrat, his defeat by Minnesota Republicans is blamed as harsh treatment that may deter other Democrats from joining the GQ.
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J. Adam Hede
Glenwood Chautauqua
Duluth
Minnesota
Ede
Tabor Beacon
Bede
Dealers at Council Bluffs: Teen Sentenced for Indecent Post Cards
Judge McPherson sentenced Alva Alexander, 17, a resident near Modale in Pottawattamie county, to sixty days in Red Oak jail for sending indecent post cards through the mails to a young lady. The article hints at pursuing card manufacturers and dealers.
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Council Bluffs
McPherson
Alva Alexander
Modale
Pottawattamie County
Red Oak
Real estate transfers list with Malvern and Oak properties
Real estate transfers show multiple transactions including J Berry to J L Clark for lot 531 and 700 dollars, F M Williams to W I Krecklow for 70 acres in section 27 Oak, W V Viner to D Robbins for part of block 5 Academy Malvern 700 dollars, HOV Viner to J D Robbins for lots 13 and 14 block 5 Academy Malvern 3000 dollars, J Haines to A Gowdy for lot 14 block 1 North Tabor 81600 dollars, WG Templeton to W C DeLuash for lot 6 block 8 Pacific City 1100 dollars, T Ratcliff to C B R Poore for 80 acres in section 12 St Mary 34800 dollars, CG McElhose to James Berry for lot 6 block 30 Malvern 278 dollars, C E Stranathan to B J Stranathan for one sixth interest in lots 10 and 11 block 6 Glenwood 150 dollars. It costa no more to have tailor made suite Barney and Johno 15 16 18 and 20 suits Barney gx4 John.
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J Berry
J L Clark
Lastings
F M Williams
I Krecklow
Oak
W V Viner
Tod D Robbins
Academy
Malvern
Hov Viner
J D Robbins
J Haines
Matrimonial Matters and Local Weddings Reported
Clerk PF T. Davis issued a marriage license to Carl Christensen of South Omaha and Miss Anna Christensen near Glenwood, both 26 and 22. Alberti Lanz, 25, and Clara Pirmann, 20, received a wedlock blessing in Mineola. Leslie DeBolt, 24, and Tillie House, also from Silver City, were wed on Tuesday by Rev. Henry DeLong at the courthouse office.
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Amos Lawson
PF. T. Davis
Carl Christensen
South Omaha
Anna Christensen
Glenwood
Davis
Mineola
Alberti Lanz
Clara Pirmann
Joseph Pirmann
Mineola Hotel
Glenwood and area churches schedule services and leaders
Glenwood churches list divine services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 11:45 a.m. Rev. L. B. Brainard and others lead, including Methodist notices, Epworth League, Bible study plans, and sermons on blasphemy and future punishment. Congregational and Latter Day Saints contributions noted.
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L. B. Brainard
George Mogridge
N. Lyons
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Christ
Nellie Basseter
J.O. Staples
Bible School
Young Peoples Meeting
Latter Day Saints
Eli Hayer
S. Clark
Hastings Social Roundup and Local Notices
Hastings residents host visitors and travel updates fill a busy local page. Mrs Geo Kirk of Hastings hosts at the J R Babbitt home in Creston while HW Seeger travels between Hillsdale and Hastings en route to Carson and Oakland. The Hastings gun club stages an all day shoot with nineteen participants and strong scores, and church pastor Rev Talley and family prepare to move, prompting well wishes for their new home.
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Geo Kirk
Hastings
J R Babbitt
Creston
HW Seeger
Hillsdale
Carson
Oakland
Howard Greiner
Masons
Miss Wills
Sioux City
Mason Home
Kelley
Council Blaffs
Charley
Geo Chapman
Everett Purcell
Omaha
Reg An Davis
Tastings
Grace McDonough
Glenwood
Talley
Wesley Chapel
Strahan
Charlie Prawn
Tiarry
Tabor
Joe Wearin
Gifford
Charlie McCrady
Telephone Co of
Macedonia
Ad Wearen
Charles Brawen
John Williams
Arma| Sheets
Hastings Gun Club
Woomer Ficke
Hige
Henderson
Malvern
Sidney
Caven
J M Clark
N W Collings
Ladies of the
North Grove Cemetery Association
North Grove School House
Chapman
S B Hutchings
Texas
W R Whitnall
Hot Springs
S Oak
Burlington Railroad
Charles Purcell
Sayre
Osceola
L T Genung
Georgia
Galen Purcell
Malvern Women Win Prizes At State Fair
Mrs Cora Chambers Richardson won first prize for her angel food cake at the state fair. Miss Daisy Bartley, a local teacher, won a piano in the guessing contest conducted by the Bennett company of Omaha. Carl and Kenneth Cook Teft last.
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Cora Chambers Richardson
Daisy Bartley
Hennett Company of
Omaha
Carl and
Kenneth Cook Teft
Silver City Notes From Sunday through January Lectures
Silver City residents spent Sunday with relatives in town and nearby. Miss Stowe visited a local teacher, Bert Swallow from Lone county visits TF Plumb, and about twenty-five youths attended a watermelon feast at Mark Swarts. Marion Miller moved about town in a wheeled chair for the first time since hospital discharge. A large turnout attended Henry Nipp’s funeral in Mineola. Citizens urged a Main Street crossing at Frank Pullyvan’s store. The Silver City lecture series dates are set for Garber Howe, Gearhart, La Del ox, and Plumstead with one date pending.
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H Remington
Russell Jackson
Omaha
Silver City
Miss Stowe
Glanehard
Anna Plume
Bert Swallow
Lone County
Neb
TF Plumb
Mark Swarts
Peter Jacobs
Tbe Junior Rewrue
Vinele
Marion Miller
Mineola
Henry Nipp
Mills County
Frank Pullyvan
Mainstreet
Garber-Howe
Col G A Gearhart
la Delox Concert Company
Wilsworth Plumstead
Henderson A drives flock and travels to Des Moines
A drove of 1,064 sheep was unloaded here last Friday morning. John Tiryant returned Monday to Yuma, Mys. Wiry ant remained for about two weeks. A picnic by the river drew many young people Friday evening. Clarence Workman Paul Phillips and Geonard Walker went to Des Moines for Des Moines college. Edna Dorr departs for Drake University. So Hollingsworth returned Monday from Burlington Junction, Mo, improved in health.
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John Tiryant
Yuma
Volo
Mys
Wiryant
Clarence Workman
Paul Phillips
Geonard Walker
Des Moines
Des Moines College
Edna Dorr
Drake University
Hollingsworth
Burlington Junction
Emerson Community Notes Include Travel and Local Updates
Mrs Wm Crawford returns from Denver due to her father's illness. Claude Karnes attends Burlington business college. Mr and Mrs J W McClain visit Colorado. Mrs J B R Jones and J J D Reasoner visit Dixon relatives. Dr Martin Nelson cares for his Wellington farm. Fred B Smith known as Deacon marries Addie McAlpine in Kansas City. they will live in East Moline. Andy Kilgore, once near Emerson, now Griswold, had leg removal surgery in Omaha after a blood infection from a runaway injury. Emerson schools show strong enrollment with about forty in high school.
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Wm Crawford
Denver
Claude Karnes
Burlintgon Business College
J W McClain
Colorado
J BR Jones
J J D Reasoner
Dixon
Martin Nelson
Wellington
Colo
Fred B Smith
Emerson
Teachers and staff roster notes from local school
Grace Mydeman works at the high school with Fannie Potts and Georgia Vankirk. Darle Warner serves 1st intermediate, Mila Moore at the primary, and Mr Galpin is the principal. Miss Jennie Crawford attends a vocal music course in Chicago. The M L Evans family expect to return home this week from Lake Okoboji.
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Lincoln
The
State University
Cook
O H Snyder
Malvern
Fairfield
Snyder
W D Evans
Mr Snyder
Wilson Drug Store
Howard Kayton
Lower Deer Creek
Andrew Shay
Geo Workman
Bertha Lushaeli
Rue Otis
Emma Boylun
Grace Mydeman
Fannie Potts
Prammar
Georgia Vankirk
Ittermediate
Darle Warner
Mila Moore
Mr Galpin
Jennie Crawford
Chicago
M L Evans
Lake Okoboji
Tabor Topics and Local News From a Regional Visit
TABOR TOPICS reports W R Gox returning from Lorain county with Edna staying longer. Tabor builds the biggest well in southwestern Town, 114 feet deep and 12 feet bottom diameter, water ample and clean. Tahor Methodists improve parsonage. church basement brick work nearly done. Wilber Gay sent in cattle from Omaha. Emma Herr sick at Faith home school. N Phelps and Dyes visit from nearby areas. Rolfe Whitnall and Mrs J B Taylor visit. L B Cunningham brings daughter to college. Rev L O Baird spoke on the Pioneer Spirit at Adams hall for Tabor college.
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W R Gox
Lorain County
Edna
Tabor
Tahor Methodists
Wilber Gay
Omaha
Emma Herr
Faith Home School
N . Phelps
Near Killsdale
Sts Dye
Seattle
Rolfe Whitnall
Hastings
J B Taylor
Silver City
Hawthorne church service draws crowd on Sunday
Rey Lafe Walte preached at Hawthorne to a good audience and will return September 27 at 11 o'clock. Various townsfolk attended gatherings, visited relatives from Colorado, and enjoyed Sunday activities including church, dinners, and horseback riding incidents.
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Rey Lafe Walte
Hawthorne
Ed Wright
Colorado
Wm Doyle
Clifton Scott
Omaha
Frank Mullca
Dan Bailey
Agnes Jones
Hazel Hunt
Grace Doyle
Glenwood
Will Phipps
Hawthorn
C Chase
Laura Bailey
Bettie Jones
Jack Scott
Lawrence Reals
C C Ward
Robert Hunt
T E Wilson
C 'N Reasoner
Mr Johnson
Turt Butterfields
Ice Cream Social Set by Hillsdale Ladies Aid
Hillsdale will host an ice cream social on Thursday night September 24 at the UB parsonage. All invited. Charles Anthony has gone to Shenandoah to attend college. School opened last week with Albert Moore of Silver City as principal and Miss Pearl Zimmer as teacher of the intermediate department.
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Ladies Aid
U B
Charles Anthony
Shenandoah
Albert Moore
Silver City
Miss Pearl Zimmer
Bargain Homes Offered In Glenwood Indiana
Residences at a Bargain One fifteen room house modern throughout except furnace. Cost 4500 for quick sale 8250. A great bargain to anyone wanting a good home. Also a nine room house cost 3000 for quick sale 32250. A great bargain to any one wanting a good home. It will pay you to go and get these houses. Lots 56x160 two blocks west of the southwest corner of public square Glenwood Indiana. Call on Wm M Lamb Banker for particulars 15816 50 818 and 20 guise Baye ney god John
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Public Aquare
Glenwood
Wm. M. Lamb
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