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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

5

Suspicious Red Oak Tag Day Affects Charity Drive

A fur clad visitor in Hamburg stirred concern as a Volunteers of America tag day neared in Red Oak. Officials refused permission, noting unsatisfactory credentials, amid theft reports and vanished funds. Sidney held a tag day. questions linger on the Hamburg drive and its honesty.

Hamburg Volunteers of America Balgation Army Wormlat Humbure Red Oak Chamber of Commerce Sidney

Speeha Attraction Attracts Vaudeville Fans

On Friday night April 17 Johnny Marvin and his Melody Makers with Milt May perform at the Colonial Theatre. No picture, but nearly three hours of top entertainment for the audience. After the show, the company will head to the Hamburg House for a late evening dance with the best music in the region.

Johnny Marvin Phonograpd Milt May New York Catonial Waanbrige Tor Caine Dane Ahonkl Net Ayten la Onportubity of Danedagce Gornome Henet

Local hospital notes include several patient updates

On Monday Uhiapitak Noles and Soe Uhinaider underwent a com qilential operation and Chestaur Coren, recently injured by a kicked pile, is improving. Frank Ackley was admitted for treatment, Wella Andrews of Tarkio had a tumor removed on Saturday, and Mra Ghon Swanson died this morning after a lingering illness.

Sydnie Chestaur Coren Fewnk Ackley Wella Andrews Tarkio Mra Ghon Swanson Enon Einer

Rees Returns From Des Moines After Session Ends

Rees and Mrs. Rees returned home last Thursday from Des Moines signaling the end of the legislative session. The senator supported the road and tax bills as finally adopted and believes the measures will benefit this part of the state. He favors the Harding Highway change agreed by Hamburg Sidney and Shenandoah representatives, routing the road south from Sidney then west, cutting about two miles of new road.

Sidney Shenandoah Fremont Page

Son Recuperating After Illness Calls Father Home

Rev. R. M. McBride returned to Hamburg Sunday evening from Carson Town where he had gone for his son Lynn who was seriously ill. The boy is on the road to recovery and officials hope there are no setbacks.

Rev R. M. McBride Hamburg Carson, Town Lynn

Rowe Talent Minstrel Show Slated for May Benefit

A Rowe talent minstrel show is planned for May to benefit Une Fremont. The production will feature new talent and a lively program with humor and song. Two performances may occur to accommodate all participants, promising an entertaining evening.

Rowe Hambing Achelon Weola Java Ford Biter

Community gathering marks the Wirthdas family event

The Wirthdas home hosts a Sunday gathering for family and friends to celebrate with Mr Wiesenberger and Mr Wilsonh guiding guests. Children enjoy, discussions on using time well, and plans include sharing vegetables from the garden. The group expresses friendship for emigrants and hopes for joyful returns.

Wiesenberger

Jessie Ribinson Dead In Unclear Report

Local notice reports the death of Jessie Ribinson with fragments noting connections to Jogi Hobingan, Kansas City, and an operation. References to Rabingany and Tree Will as friends suggest memorial details are incomplete and hinge on unclear dates and places.

Jessie Ribinson Jogi Hobingan Unite Ween Tom Iter Rabingany Tanti Kangas Gily Tome

Washinton Farm Bureau Waahl downship event notice

A fragmented notice states a meeting or event at the home of Myr and Mrs Wa dt Ssalin on Friday April 24. The text mentions a May or April date with unclear names and phrases but indicates a local gathering or distribution.

Waahl Myr Mra. Wa

Hamburg shown as thriving southwestern Iowa town on radio

A Shenandoah radio program featured R F Hickman praising Hamburg Iowa. The piece highlights Hamburg’s population around 4500, fertile valley location at Nishnabotna and Missouri rivers, strong fruit and canning industries, growing orchards, and a modern civic plant with parks, a public library, hospital, and planned federal post office. The narrative emphasizes abundant scenery, new schools, churches, factories, nurseries, and outdoor trails attracting visitors from afar.

Hamburg Toava Fremont County Nishnabotna River Missouri River Fim Htvféuy Ballatne Anemary

Brown Talks Ten Kiwanis on Selfless Service

Graver Brown of Bhenyndanh addressed the Kiwanis club last Thursday evening, outlining his ideals and urging the spirit of service. He praised unselfish effort from great individuals and urged dedicating personal time to aid education and community welfare, recalling Italy's long influence on generous public acts.

Graver Brown Bhenyndanh Kiwanis al Dee Italy

Mrs Swanson’s Memory Honored With General Breath

The obituary notes Mrs Chas Swanson’s passing and mentions cherished family ties. It references a memorial or recognition planned, with the general arrangement and timing hinted for the following week.

Glen Reid Birthday Celebration at Petersfield Home

A birthday gathering for Glen Reid took place Thursday at the home of his aunt and uncle in Petersfield. Friends and family attended, sharing music, dancing, and well wishes as Glen entered the evening with guests applauding and congratulating him.

Glen Reid Pevterfield Glen

Audrey Santora Visits Taysray From Rock Port

Audrey Santora of Rock Port visits Taysray, staying briefly as a town guest.

Audrey Santora Rock Port Town Taysray

State gas tax plan sparks debate across regions

A garbled 1918 era report outlines proposed gas tax changes with planned per gallon charges, dealer collection, and state remittance. It notes posting price and tax amounts at selling points and hints at regional disparities between northern and southern sections, with debate on implementation timelines and road funding.

John Nios Sella ta Kralley in Hamburg deal

A garbled report describes John Niex selling his health and property in a dust work scheme. He had run a business here for years and faces an uncertain future, with speculation about his plans in Hamburg. The piece notes his long involvement in the trade and shifts in direction.

John Niex Atom Amd Ivan John Amain Hamburg Perqvers Joss Hern

Miss Kate Reynolds Dies After Long Teaching Career

Miss Kate Reynolds longtime Fremont County teacher dies at Shenandoah home April 10 after pneumonia. Born July 15 1858 in Fort Madison Iowa, she taught 39 years including 23 in Shenandoah and seven in Randolph schools. Funeral at Congregational Church Shenandoah. Surviving sisters include Mrs J C Deighton and Mary Anna Mattie and Mrs Josie Burgnar.

Kate Reynolds Fremont County Hey Home Shenandoah Ste Randolph Congregational Church Farragut Miss Reynolds Fort Madison Iowa J. J. Reynolds Alate Prion Locust Grove Shenandoahn Deighton Breat St Our Aistera Mary Anna Mattie Josie Burgnar

Sunrise Easter Service Led by FPWorth Yet Again

A Sunrise Service held by FPWorth League opened with prayers and songs as dawn broke over the fields. Attendees gathered near the gazebo, joined by March plans and a breakfast table, thanking leaders and noting the sense of community and faith for the coming year.

Fpworth League

Night at Mies Hronans Hosts Notable Guests

A late evening gathering at Mies Hronans drew friends including Mera TY Th Bronsen and Mes. Lilliate Beats. Mr. Hedawand Geyeiin of Omninistey attended with others, as guests enjoyed decorated halls and a lively, festive atmosphere.

Mera Bronsen Lilliate Hedawand Bowa

Public School Teachers Event At Bas te With Refreshments

A fragmented notice describes a gathering of teachers at the public school of the G. Mf Marty OTH eyeing Mortis wd as the eventuda diveratory. After the event, refreshments were sopred in the baste.

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Move On Foot For Better Mail Service To Sidney

A representative of the U S Post Office in Chicago visited Hamburg last week to explore a mail route for Sidney Ander son and Randolph, poorly served by rail. Lock pouch and newspaper mail could be carried from a near point, with Riverton Hamburg or Malvern as options. The service would start from Sheahone Low n, allow passenger and express carriage if desired, run around nine in the morning to connect with morning and evening mails, and return in the afternoon. The aim is to improve access since the Hastings to Sidney branch now has only one train daily, stalling county mail and hindering commerce.

Post Office Department Chicago Hamburg Sidney Anderson Randolph Riverton Malvern Hemberg Sheahone Lown Burlington Hastings Tamborg

Colonial Theater Show Teems With Talented Cast

The Colonial presents a high grade mushie comentytive dame production this week featuring Theodore Troberts and Roberts Tabest. Shows run Friday Saturday and Monday with additional performances by Dowels Mair Ponkes and The Thief of Wagedad. Critics praise the lively plot and strong acting as the best feature yet from this company.

Theodore Troberts Roberts Tabest Test Piehore Wagedad Nate Dale Phiy Walley Une Mranett Colonia Pater MC Haippey

Family Ties Highlight Local Dinner Gathering

The article notes Jored Pamily Tonainn and others attending a family dinner at a home in Genoa, including Mrs. Alien Mee Millen and Mrs. George Dean. Dean could not attend, but relatives planned future remembrance events and a family gathering to celebrate ties.

Jored Pamily Tonainn Stiehee Mesut W. R. Manny Alien Mee Millen Genoa Ars Mpe Taut George Dean Kansie Dean Champallen Tony

Kiwanis Musical at Colonial Promises Local Talent

Kiwanis club sponsors a musical program at the Colonial on Thursday night April 24 featuring Tamburgs popular vocal and instrumentalists plus the high school orchestra. Proceeds will benefit community needs with an enjoyable evening for Maule Joyers and others.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Colonial Tambturg Maule

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