Pope County Museum Notes From the Pope County Tribune, Thursday, April 20, 1922. There are still a few cases of the scarlet fever, but we hope the warm spring weather will drive it away. Information to boys killing gophers and crows and County Bounty being paid: Bounty on striped and gray gophers 2 cents each;… Read More

MAS and teachers reach a new agreement From Pope County Tribune archives April 19, 1962 – A Glenwood faculty member who admitted that he “loved teaching” was set to retire at the end of the year. Freeman Ramberg, Latin and German instructor since 1944, said that he hated to quit just as foreign languages were becoming important… Read More

110 YEARS AGO From April 26, 1912 Approximately 1,700 lives were snuffed out when the luxury liner Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean April 15. Casper Mickelson, Oscar Lund and Albert Brenden autoed to Glenwood in the former’s Brush auto. 100 YEARS AGO From April 21, 1922  Albert Raaum started… Read More