Community Notes From Macedonia and Nearby Towns
Local correspondents report a flurry of visits and arrivals across Macedonia Red Oak Shenandoah Omaha and Glenwood. Notables include A J Harbor Carl Carson and Herb Buck visiting from Carson and Omaha while Ed Brown family and Nis Dayson arrived in Omaha. Several moves and trips to Shenandoah Tabor Denver and Kansas border towns are noted along with a new butcher at Pratt market Lee Gilfillan and a carmen repair by Allen Morris. A baby born September 12 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson. James Owings funeral in Glenwood. Henry Johnson's marriage to Miss Clark of Macedonia. many families visiting sick relatives and tending farms state of church services.
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Q. A. Harney
Omaha
A. Jd. Harbor
Carson
Herb Buck
Omaho
Ed Brown
Red Oak
Nis Dayson
Homer Jackson
Silver City
Ernest Kelso
Macedonia
Clyde Wight
Emerson
Jim Lake
Paul Cain
Martha Harbor
Alva
Pratt Market
Lee Gilfillan
A. G. Iockenberry
Glenwool
Kelso
Canby
Mina
Tabor
John Fritcher
Shenandoah
Id Norquist
Ellis Darnell
Art Sowers
Perry
Hilsworth Sowers
Cole
Carson Plumb
Ralph
Wyoming
Mesdames
Rhoda Tibbles
Jennie Pickenpaugh
Elmer Evans
Denver
H. A. Wellmaker
Gertrude Lisuser
Robert Povitt
M. C. Harover
Burlington Junction
Petle Buysen
Tawa City
Mia
Heory
Marion Maxwell
Cromwood
Dove Jeakins
J. S. Willard
Ward Burgoln
Mrr
Arthur Anderson
McCullough
Hd Nurquist
McCulllough
Allen Morris
Ed Duke
the Christian Church
Erma Norton
Long Beach
Cal
Joe Graham
Victor Norton
Erma
James J. Owing
California
Towing
Glenwood
Henry Johnson
Clark
W. W. Abel
C. A. Williams
Durand
Mich
Ben Fields
Ernest Draheim
Masonic Lodge
Arthur Johnson
O. H S
Tom Marcum
W. A. Cole
11.C. Yates
Wise Memorial Hospital
Minnie Areher
Nola
Minnie
Anna Areher
Buelah
Joneshore
Lenny
Airs
Coons
Lindsay Coong
Clare Menwell
Masuiee
Aml
Pountem
Ars
Netlie Sturgeon
Morenece
Calif
Cane
Leradeece
Mes
Osene Parker
Trey
Weed Jett
Elgin
Maurice
Mildred
Galesburg
Dixon
Beftore
Albert Idie
Aes
Edie Wert
Edie
Earl Winger
Mbrcy Hospital
Idan Saton
Ethel Davis
Des Moines
Highland
Claude Anderson builds banking career in the Midwest
A former Pacific Junction resident, Claude F. Anderson, now an officer in the State Savings Bank of Atlantic and active with the Iowa banks, opens an Omaha brokerage office at 438 Securities Building. Born in Mills County Iowa, he helped found the Bank of Pacific Junction and led the Live Stock National Bank of Omaha’s growth, later returning to country banking and guiding several banks in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Pacific Junction
State Savings Bank
Claude
Northwestern Banker
Claude F. Anderson
Securities Building
Omaha
Anderson
Middle West
Mills County
Iowa
Charles
Davis
Mr. Anderson
Bank of
State Bank
Live Stock National Bank of
Gattle
Live Stock National Bank
Privatis Nichols Bank
Athurtie
Iowia State Bank
Hie Bank 7
Towa
Nebraska
Yce
Towa State Bank of Atlantic, Fu
Offieife Junction
Ja Tle
Croup Bive
Town Bankers Association
Haes
Is Cn Priterfioad
Faith
Teaching Profession Needs Fair Pay and Respect
A state college president argues in a column that teaching must be remunerated fairly and socially valued. He warns that better pay and privileges are essential for the profession’s strength and for national progress, while criticizing partisan groups for neglecting educators.
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Dy, Vltl Seerley
Iowa
Din
Sehiovly
News Notes of Iowa and Iowans: Gas, Courts, and Juveniles
Guthrie county near Bagley claims the only natural gas district in Iowa as a Krueger farm well vents a permanent gas flow prompting plans to pipe to Bagley. A judge Canty’s heirs may share $100,000 from a $150.9 million estate. Camp Dodge hostess house is sold for Nashville club use. A statewide drive to raise school levy faces debate.
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Guthrie County
Bagley
Iowa
Nichols
Muscatine
IF. A. Jenkins
Wm. Krueger
Krueger
Krueger Farm
State Teachers College
Caduralls
Teachers College
State Department of Public Instruction
P. EE. McClenahan
Te Goutty
Judge Shots Canty
Brazil
South America
Ean
Judge Canty
Jong
Jorey
Carroll
Neb Lie
Edward
Ruth
Braunda Canty
Peter Black
Charles City
Canty
Digtrick Court of
Mumneapolis
Ure Stila Supreme Heuest
Fie
Thrralined
Hyeden Oa
Ear Hayler Ug
Flehen
Mes
Returds
Oelwein
Camp Dodge
J. Walter Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Corrine Lockman
Des Moines Y. W. C. A
Nashville, Tenn
Audubon County
Ona J. Henkin
Wik Point
American Express Company
Express Company
Record of Filings in Mills County Iowa September 1920
Official notice listing filings with the Mills County Recorder from September 10 to 17 1920 including transfers in Strahan Malvern and Glenwood and a Glenwood dance announcement noting Dixie Jaze Quephette to provide music and provisions for attendees.
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County Recorder
Mills County
Iowa
Glenwood Like
Emerson Honor Sunday School Teacher and Wedding Anni
Mrs L L Scott hosted a Saturday afternoon honor for Mrs W W Doyle of Emerson before she moves to Little Sioux Ta. The event featured fancy work and conversation with a token of esteem presented by Mrs Ker Bass. Refreshments included pineapple ice cake and coffee. Out of town guests included Mrs L B Parker and daughters Ma bel Wilma and Mrs G W Moore of Essex Ta. The Judge Hotel hosted Mr and Mrs J W Gyans 36th wedding anniversary with a large gathering from Emerson and nearby towns. menghad.
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L. L. Scott
W. Wi. Doyle
Little Sioux
Ker Bass
Doyle
L. B. Parker
Mabel
Wilma
G. W. Moore
Essex
Judge Hotel
Tast
J. W. Gyans
Harry Smith
Ashland
Neb
Kate Steen
Omaha
Gertie Hagood
Arcadia
James Hagood
Art Smith
Elmer Jacobs
Carson
D. P. Dement
F. H. Lang
Marion Lang
Emerson
Tax Reform Proposal: One Percent Sales Tax Sought
Business leaders in the United States petition Congress to repeal the excess profits tax and replace it with a one percent sales tax. They argue a graded personal income tax along with revenue duties and an inheritance tax could fund government expenses and reduce the public debt over a generation.
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United States
Congress
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News Notes of
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Tribune
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Unite States Senate
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Slate Bowl
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State Board of Control
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Skunk
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Spirit Lakes
Spirit Lake
Arnold's Park
A. Hildebrand
New Staington
Chickisaw County
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DB. J. McClennlaaun
State Department of Pblic Institution
A. E. Jewett
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Hax
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Mar. Corey
Rink Teurones Hospital
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Tie Sidpument
West Indies
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Roy Courtier
Anna M. Clourtier
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Bigverstaff
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Malvern
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