Local notices mix business posts and family travels
Advertisements for loans, plumbing, dentists, and abstract services sit beside a parade of personal news. Nehe’s, Raymond Trisler, and Mills County Abstract advertise while residents like Miss Anna Trout, Mr. Brant, and Mrs. Marsh travel or change jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Nehe
S. Raymond Trisler
E. G. Woodrow
Ferguson
West Side
Mills County Abstract Company
Glenwood
Phough
Reeder Hubbell
Cole- Will Brant
Ottumwa
Anna Trout
Ewing, Neb
Murray Trout
al Terry
Fremont, Neb
Home Trade Versus Roam Trade In Local Commerce
A local columnist argues that home trade should dominate, urging merchants to advertise in the home paper to keep dollars within town. The piece lampoons roam trade and calls for stronger local advertising to boost home business. The prose echoes a call to action for local merchants to invest in regional coverage.
Doings of the Death Angel
Remains of Mrs. Wood died in Kansas City at her daughter Mrs Harry Inley home were brought to Glenwood for burial on Monday. The body arrived on No uj and a short service was held at the cemetery by Rev. Jd. H. Skiles. The deceased was 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Marsh
Max
Corey
Pennsylvania
Charles Martin
K. A. Hatcher
Kensington
Kan
Lincoln and
Bennett
Neb
G. A. Williams
Chelan
Wash
Glennwood
Rawles Township
Burlington
Colo
Albert
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. E. van Pelt
North Nebraska Methodist Conference
G. L. Goodell
Beemer
Plainview
Omaha
Pierce County
Plattsmouth Journal
J. M. Miller
Center Township
Martha P. Graves
Old Rock
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Agnes Jones
Will Jones
Glenwood
Jesse Hunter
Agnes
Hunter
Schol
Robinson's
Leon Ward
Heinsheimer
J. W. Garter
Idaho
Hillsdale
L. C. Rodman
Malvern
Tabor
Fred Lawson
Council Bluffs
Harry ¥. Pierce
Arch Edwards
Rock Springs
Wyo
Oklahoma
Ermina van Pelt Day
Maxine
Vinita
Okla
Mary 2. Chambers
Wood
Kansas City
Harry &Inley
Jd. II, Skiles
Market notices and sales in Glenwood area
The Glenwood market headlines list alfalfa hay needs 200 tons, shoe prices, box stationery sale at Rob inson, photography services, two for scents, rummage sale by Congregational church, farm loans at 5 percent, Mills County Abstract Co., hats at old stand, house and lot for sale, sale of three Poland China pigs, New Edison records at L. B. Robinson, dissolution notice for Timmerman & Hamilton, and a Foley’s Honey and Tar health warning via A J Howe.
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Glenwood
Bec
Cook, Steward
A.J. Howe
Chance for Women Tread at 40 per loaf and more
Prices for the National Corn Exposition in Omaha are listed for bread, muffins, aprons, and textiles. Top prizes include a steel range worth 340 and a six-hole sewing machine, with a model kitchen department led by Miss Jessica E Besack who promotes corn preparation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Jessica E. Besack
A Generous Proposition for New Imogene Church
Rev Walter Hayes offers 25000 dollars toward a new Imogene Catholic church costing at least 50000 dollars. The plan, to dismantle the current 1993 building, uses saved materials plus local funds. Hayes will travel to Italy to choose a white marble altar at his own expense as a personal gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Walter Hayes
Father Hayes
Italy
Advertiser Claims Tribune Ads Bring Quick Results
Will Wisby of north of Glenwood reported six replies in two days after placing a Jersey cow sale ad in Wriday's Tribune. He urged farmers to use want ads, noting the paper’s effectiveness and recommending continued use for buying or selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisby
Glenwood
Wriday
Tribune
Henderson Social Roundup Amid Visits and Happenings
Mrs Jardine of Council Butts hosted by Mrs Joel Woods last week as visitors include Guy Boileau and cousin Pearl Webb from West Virginia. New clerk Miss Ruby Whittelsy starts at Adams & Harding. Rev John J Schuler becomes Henderson Christian church pastor. A hay rack party near Marion Maxwell featured cider grapes and watermelons with a Young crowd of local residents attending.
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Jardine
Council Butts
Joel Woods
Guy Boileau
Pearl Webb
West Virignia
CC Culver
Henderson
Macedonia
Herbert Buck
Nebraska
Colorado
Oscar Asell
Red Oak
B. M Duke
E 5
Evans
Ruby Whittelsy
Adams & Harding
Adams
Niagara Falls
John J Schuler
Sidney
Henderson Christian Church
C A Miller
J B Briggs
A Q Harney
Wyoming
Mr Briggs
Marion Maxwell
Mary Maxwell
Maud Kiger
Florence Turner
Bessie Tollingsworth
Flora Wilson
Jessie Rennes
Virginia Johnson
Dick Morris
Alva Harbour
Sheman Stonebraker
Lawrence Paul
Arte Harbour
Lester Wiley
Divorce Petition Filed In Mills County Court
In Mills County District Court 1908 Essa Lawson sues Amos Lawson for divorce on desertion grounds seeks custody of minor William Lawson. Defendant warned to appear by November term noon. default possible. Genung & Genung, attorneys for plaintiff. Tribune job notices.
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District Court of the State of
Iowa
Mills County
Essa Lawson
Amos Lawson
District Court
State of Town
William Lawson
Glenwood
Genune & Genung
Candidate for Congress RC Spencer Gains Support in Mills County
The Tribune profiles RC Spencer, Democratic candidate for Congress in the district, noting visits to Mills County towns, a vigorous campaign plan, and broad favorable impressions. An Audubon paper, hostile to him, runs a fraternal notice praising Spencer as a prominent local figure, former teacher and county superintendent, current mayor of Audubon, and editor of the Audubon Advocate, urging Democratic support. Additional notes list local residents and varying travel, with J C McGrew traveling to Sutherland after a family death and Mrs Gwathmey preparing to move from Emerson.
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the Tribune
RC. Spencer
Spencer
Mills County
Campain
Audubon Republican
Audubon
Audubon Advocate
Emerson News Roundup Signals Local Shifts and Moves
A new boy arrives Sept 22 at the Iva Ballain home. Miss Ellen Noonan visits Avoca and tends hair work. ML Evans ships 2000 bushels timothy seed to J Taylor Creston. Davis Greenwood expects to move into a new home later this week. A D Sowers comes from Des Moines with a 28 horsepower Mason auto. Sheep feeding grows popular. C 2 Ba Jain feeds about 600 head. James Stoneyman leaves Friday for Chicago to study pharmacy at Northwestern. George Clites buys Samuel Steen farm near Emerson at 125 an acre. JL Anthony takes tenancy on C I Lakin farm, comes from Strahan. Rev A L Candee becomes Baptist pastor, from Golden and Cole, family settled in parsonage. Locals attend Patrick Bridges wedding at Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Ballain
Ellen Noonan
Avoca
ML Evans
Timothy
J Taylor
Creston
Davis Greenwood
D Sowers
Des Moines
Ba Jain
James Stoneyman
Wriday
Chicago
Northhwestern School
George Clites
Samuel Steen
Emerson
JL Anthony
Glenwood
I Lakin
Strahan
A L Candee
The
Baptist Church
Golden
Cole
Patrick Bridges
Red Oak
G Cheney
E Cheney
Willis Patrick
A A Patrick
Bertha Patrick
Kate Lang
Hastings Brass Band Offic ers and Players List
Hastings announces officers for the brass band led by Albert Crawford with Manley Clark as assistant manager Ernest Owens secretary Wilbur Gaylord treasurer and a full roster listing Cornets Clavinets Altos Trombones Baritones Tuha Tiase Tenor Drum and Drum members. Mrs Martha Myers advertises fall and winter millinery styles and prices while The Tribune promises Mills County news twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crawford
Manaer
Manley Clark
Ernest Owens
Wilbur Gaylord
Lloyd Owens
Roy Clark
Verne Clark
Victor Cromwell
Robert Smith
Seth Carlson
Ifayden Clark
Ward McMillen
Alma Dalrymple
Will Furlong
Will Whitnal
Tuha
Martha Myers
the Tribune
Mills County
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Red Cross Drug Co
Wee
Bower Bros
Mrs. Wood
Alfalfa Hay
Nebo’s
Robinson’s
Mrs
Clarence Russell
Pacific Junction
A. B. Clarkson
N. S. Genung
Claude F. Anderson
Lowa
Poland
China
Clarence Miller
April Farrow
Edison
L. 8. Robinson
Timmerman & Hamilton
Hamilton
F. E. Timmerman
Chance
Congress
Mayne Cheney
Ada Johnson
Dott Rang
Gertrude Goepforth
Edna Jones
Grace Cheney
Lula McClain
Dana Abel
Leslie Patrick
Ira Cheney
Herb Goepfarth
James Honeyman
R C Mouston
J C McGrew
Sutherland
Floyd Cox
John Cox
Clara McDowell
Hattie Gwathmey
Nebe’s
Shea Store
Hastings
By the
Choice
Jewelry and Music Store
Glenwood, Lowa
F. Ridgeway & Son
Glenwood, Iowa
Yours
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Moline
Glenwood, Loowa
Davenport
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