Local news items of Hamburg and vicinity
A roundup of Hamburg area notices includes visits by June Hays and family to the Blades home, Miss Mildred Williams taking a bookkeeping course in Council Bluffs, Forest Anspach's return to Rageth Bakery, Yeomen trips to Nebraska City, and various travels, health updates, house calls, and local events. Also notes a Glenwood kidnapping incident involving Miss Gertrude Baker, with police investigating possible connections to relatives and missing-mother leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hays
Watson
R.B. Blades
June
Burlington
Mildred Williams
Council Bluffs
Prof
Cox
Omaha
Forest Anspach
Rageth Bakery
Forest
Nebraska City
N. E. Mortimore
Etta
Sidney
John Whipple, Jr
Baby
Arnold Hatch
Lincoln
Vern
Allie Ives
McCook
Nebr
Alfred Danforth
Danforth
C. Rees
Des Moines
Cuba
Hamburg
Bud Johnson
Jaroso
Colo
Norma James
Grinnell
Iowa
Estee Esden
Miss Esden
Ben Brower
Shenandoah
Excelsior Springs
Brower
Laura Knappe
J. P. Plummer
Casper
Wyo
C. W. Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Cemetery and Improvement Association
William Bammer
Wm. Bammer
Mary Vyse
Pacific Junction
Frank Maxwell
Maxwells
F. W. Castleman
Ralph Lair
Rock Port Begins Paving as First Concrete Is Laid
Rock Port Missouri starts its long awaited paving project with the first concrete load dumped on Market Street between Wells Schoenleber Stiles and Buckham properties. Lynch McDonald Co begins three crews including a mixing machine, grading and leveling ahead of a large roller for a major state paving contract in a fourth class town. Rain paused work Tuesday night but crews of forty to fifty men push toward extensive hard surfacing by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Gertrude Baker
K. A. Baker
Womain
Glenwood Canning Factory
Truie
Vivian Roger
Locust Street
Dugans
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Miss Baker
Glenwood Opinion
Rock Port
Wells
Schoenleber, Stiles
Buckham
Lynch-McDonald Co
Bischof
Missouri
Local Labor Shifts In To Maximize Workforce
A report notes operations are adjusted to utilize more men, with most workers from out of town while several local laborers are also employed. The Atchison County Mail details the staffing changes as part of ongoing production adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Co
Security Benefit Association grows in 1919 membership
The Security Benefit Association, once Knights and Ladies of Security, reports 1919 gains to 237,318 adults and 8,400 juveniles, total 245,718, with a net increase of 35,760. J. M. Kirkpatrick leads field work since 1916 and anticipates 1920 as a record year. Ground will be broken soon for a $150,000 dormitory and a new home and hospital on the Topeka farm to serve aged and orphan members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Reporter
Iowa
Great Society
United States
The
Security Benefit Association
Knights and Ladies of Security
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
J. M. Kirkpatrick
National Executive Committee
Very Woman at Paramount Artcraft on April 1 2
Thursday and Friday night and Friday Matinee show Paramount Artcraft Picture Very Woman a supreme story of a woman's heart Prices nights 28 and 29 cents Friday matinees 17 0 and 28 cents
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Paramount Artcraft
Dormitory plans reveal eight houses around hospital building
Names include Y Abrahams F M Bonebrake Topeka J W Breyfogle Kansas City A W Fulton Chicago J M Doyle Lincoln Neb BR D McCliman Seneca Kans The plans call for eight dormitories arranged in a semicircle around the hospital Yet prosecutors dare not prosecute or convict a condition seen as a stench to law and order loving people considered unacceptable in any second rate town A word to the wise is not always sufficient and some think they know it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Abrahams
F. M. Bonebrake
Topeka
John W. Breyfogle
Kansas City
A. W. Fulton
Chicago
J. M.doyle
Lincoln
Neb
BR. D. McCliman
Seneca
Kansas
Rural districts fear crime wave alarms law and order erosion
Beholding big city crime waves rural districts grow weary and suspect collusion between authorities and criminals. The public warns this erosion of respect for law and order threatens rural values and degrades trust in constituted authority as criminals evade jail for years.
See It In This Paper Says Town Gazette
A brief item notes residents are urged to check the town paper for updates and announcements. Officials encourage readers to watch for notices about events, services, and reminders published in upcoming editions.
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Ruby Markem
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Mrs. Feil
Tony Chandler
Tony
Fred
O. J. McNall
Jeff
W. W. Barnes
North Liberty School House
Grace Watts
T. S. Stevens
Supreme Court
Ernest Bloomer
Mary Patterson
Henry Tackett
Gillette
Henry
George Dean
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Northwestern University
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Panama
Lylith Million
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M. T. Garrett
Pennesses
Columbia
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Miami
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Christian Church
Ross
Jack
Ford
Light Company
Iris
D. W. Griffith
Happy Valley
Ruth Roland
Tiger's Trail
Pathe News
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
Mae Murray
William Russell
Dorothy Dalton
Marguerite Clark
Petrova
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Farmers Elevator CO
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C. A. Reed
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