New Hamburg City Officials Take Office After Election
Monday night the old mayor and council turned city duties to the new administration. Zack begins as mayor with prior council experience, Fred Wolf and Ernest Ayres join the council along with Chas Garst and C. G. Lorimer. Carl Sjutin becomes councilman at large. W. Bennett elected city marshal, Jack Ruby street commissioner, Clyde Fisher city treasurer, and F. I. Liess remains as treasurer. The new officials are well known in Hamburg and expected to manage duties properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack
Fred Wolf
Ernest Ayres
Chas, Garst
C. G. Lorimer
Carl Sjutin
W. ®. Bennett
Jack Ruby
Clyde Fisher
F. I. Liess
Hamburg
Bennett
Kent
Emi
Vuk
Appeal for relief funds from city organizations
A humanitarian appeal from the American Red Cross national headquarters in Washington asks every city organization and individual to donate to relief efforts for storm and rockfall disasters. The Ministry Alliance urges support through May first, with a church paper inviting subscriptions and a call to humane, frail communities to aid the suffering and homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ministeriag Alliance
Fundy
Tallehuyeher Au High
Sambri
K. Christie
Service To Farmers Boosts Farm Product Forecasting
A plan by the agriculture department aims to aid farmers by improving crop and livestock production forecasts. It suggests federal indicators to signal future price trends and stabilize markets, enabling farmers to plan better for supply and demand. The proposal argues improved forecasting will support farm incomes and market efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ageientture
Layton White Dies Suddenly in Hamburg Community
Layton White a longtime Hamburg resident died at his home on Tuesday after a short illness aged 68 years 3 months 28 days He was born December 29 1856 in Osage Town and moved with family to Beaver Crossing Neb later returning to Hamburg He married Nancy Mortimore on June 28 1880 and had six sons Milbert Elmer Alvi Charles and Tim with one son dying in infancy Survived by his wife and brother Gilbert White He joined the Latter Day Saints on March 13 and was a loyal member Funeral services were held Thursday at Mt Zion Church Hamburg conducted by Eller Earl Pratt of Shenandoah Interment was in the local cemetery.
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Layton White
Hamburg
Layton
Osage Jown
Beaver Crossing
Neb
Nancy Mortiroore
Milbert
Elmer
Alvi
Chas
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tim
Nebraska City
Gilbert White
Oberlin
Nebraska
White
Latter Day Saints Church
Mt Zion Dhurch
Hambure
Eller Earl Pratt
Shenan- Hegh
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans Social for April 17
The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Legion Club and discussed a social afternoon at H. Mansfield's home on April 17. Members and relatives were urged to attend, with a subsequent meeting scheduled for April 28.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Tueeday
H. Mansfield
Slater
Hove
Iowa Supreme Court Backs Public Deposit Priority Ruling
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled against preferred treatment for public deposits in defunct banks, delaying payout timelines. Depositors of the Farmers Savings Bank and others await dividend tiers, with distributions based on funds available and court schedules. Hospital notes and local items are also mentioned, including retirements and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Iowa
Aid
Toval Bank
District Court
Anat Ag
Colonial Theatre Friday Night Program Commences
The Colonial Theatre presents a busy week with William Farmian in The Man With One Arm, a western feature starring Bob Coster on Thursday, and a dandy tele phone girl comedy. Also shown are the AALnron men and a civic pageant with Heibert Woodward post of the American Legion. Local youths in wedding party scenes, community notices, and school activities fill the schedule amid mentions of competitive entertainments and garden and hospital statistics.
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Wweek
Caloa
Calonial
Tammany Minuie
Williamn Farmian
Barnun
Heiabert Woodward
American Leyton
Hamburg
Virginia Valti
Percy Aten
Jo Jac
Weil Fee Shaun
Marriot
Ann Conrhaet
Nea Tiverton
Hamburg Fair to Feature Big Band and Local Entertainers
The Hamburg Fair will host the Nan Desdune colored band from Omaha and additional entertainers during the first week in August. A 25 piece band plus varied acts are planned with hope for daily varied programs and possible prizes to boost interest. Residents are invited to suggest new fair features and contribute ideas to help make the event unique and successful.
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Nan Desdune
Omaha
Hamburg
Fair Board
Easter Observances Across Churches in Our Area
Easter will be observed at Presbyterian Baptist Catholic and other churches with services Sunday. The Presbyterian choir will perform My Redeemer Lives at four o clock with Mrs Ewing at the piano and Chas Connor leading. Special programs at MB church and Easter music at the Baptist church are planned along with a basket social and other activities. Everyone is invited to attend and participate in the community celebration.
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Presbyterian Church
Redeemer
B. Ys. Envi
B. BE. Ewing
Paris
Elza James
Mixs
Katherine Mitchell
E. E. Ewing
Chas
Connor
Eleee
Oparaias
Misa
Katherine Doll
Glenn Robb
Mra
FW. Castleman
Altos
W. If
Teagetis
Ewing
Tendrat Chax
Hae
Bundy Gehoal
Stumday Achool Howe
CM. Warlian
Hug Hean
Sil
Atfomling
The
Baptist Ehareh
Ant M3hia
Grun
Basta Senvicoa
Susie
Srevinesy
Stanley Mening
Gane Chanel
Pallowis
Tasket
Baeter Nadeaun
Con
Postage Stamp and Rate Changes Announced by Postmaster
Postmaster announces 44 cent stamps bearing Harding portrait and wide changes in postal rates across classes. Updates include postcard, third class, and fourth class rates, with additional charges for special services and new handling fees for fragile or special mail items.
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Fred Iyes
Warren G. Harding
Tyort
Ghayyge
Fife
Vlaas
Cole
Bo Seo
Death of Charles Miller in Hamburg area observed
Charles Miller, longtime resident, died April 4 1923 in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs aged 47 years 10 months 4 days. Born Indianapolis Indiana May 29 1877 he came to Fremont County as a child and later married Janey Dishong. Surviving family includes wife parents seven sisters two brothers and five grandchildren with numerous relatives across Hamburg Sioux City Auburn and Council Bluffs. Funeral held at M E church Hamburg conducted by Rev J L Stone with interment Hamburg cemetery.
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Council Bluffs
Charles Miller
Mercy Hospital
Hamburg
M. E. Church
J. L. Stone
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fremont County
Joe
Janey Dishong
Wello
Hylhgara
I. Bubeork
Sioux Ily
G. Huith
Auburn
Charles
Pearl
Frank
Everett
Violet
Willie
Will Miller
Henry, Smith
James McMuriry
Ames Gardner
Mix
Leon Lamoureaux
Ditford Cocker‘ham
Robin Miller
Frank Wolfe
William Miller
This Place
Melvin Miller
Ririe
Idaho
Thovie's Store Burglary Report Incomplete
A Saturday burglary at Thovie's Store from the rear entrance. The thief removed a large cash register, about five dollars recorded as paid out, with no other items disturbed. The rear entry was forced. a five dollar mark noted on the register.
New Members Join P.O. Society Meeting at Wanamaker Home
The P.O. society held a Tyoday evening gathering at Mrs. A B Wanamaker’s home to welcome new members. Names such as Leta Smalley Hie Misaea Horathen Megey and Kathrine Mihehell appear among those welcomed as the group engaged in a constitutionally focused activity.
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P.O. Society
A.B. Wanamaker
Leta Smalley
Hie
Misaea Horathen Megey
Kathrine Mihehell
Hamburg Nurseries Expanding Planting Ground Near Hamburg
The Hamburg Nurseries, owned by Stuka Brothers, lease thirty acres south of their Hamburg site from George Lataby and plan to plant trees there. The firm has grown rapidly, bought land east of town, and acquired the old Grape Mill building on E street for storage. A Nebraska store serves locals while agents market nationwide. founders are Yeshia, Carl Stalin, and David Gradé joined after Ames graduation.
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Wamburg Nurseries
Stuka Brothers
George Lataby
Hamburg
E Street
Nebraska
Tmambure
Vhia
RV Yeshia Amd
Carl Stalin
Artawhen
David
Ames
You Kpring
Lelerach
Antedigan Soldiers in France Fall in First Wounded Clash
The report recalls Private Hay of Grinnell Iowa among early Antedigan troops killed during the French combat near the Lane june sector. It notes German raids on American centers and prisoner handling, with details of barrage, division actions, and battlefield chaos. Some local names and events appear amid fragmented military notes and a film showing in town.
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Pivst
Winslowa
France
Hay
Grinnell
Iowa
Eiliengry
Newed
Hox Barrage
Permis
Jong Dy
NoeMvar
Jay Lown
Calaajal Theatre
Mendas Ahd Tendey
Apri
Death of Watson Cigen Willithart in Tennessee at 88
Watson Cigen Willithart died on Sinaia at age eighty eight. He was born in Tennessee and lived many years there. A lengthy funeral service and burial followed at High Creek cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Willithart
Nooy Watson
Sinaia
Tennessee
Will Ad
Watson
Mary Dane
Templars of Atahte sen county hold meeting and basket dinner
The Temples of Atahte sen county invite Hamburg and community members to a Sunday meeting at Hho C. Pochurel ja Wate yard followed by a basket dinner. A guest Gimo ix is announced and services are appreciated by members and attendees. Bring a basket and enjoy the day.
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Hieht
Templars Ab Walco
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EW Mayor
Goungil Organice
Angela
Evavitalian Tnt
Joy Hein
Les
Ellie Bowe
Hee Nome
Tabor
Vorg Bardi
Chestar Grern
Hack
Walden
Saya
Hotel
Conant
Colonial Theatre
United States
Marc Mobiles
Thovie's Store Entercil
Menorley
Alyy
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