Picnic planned for August 18 by Tri State farm bureau
County Agent BJ Mildenstein Russell Laird and Glen Thomas led a Kiwanis discussion with a farm bureau committee about hosting the Tri-State farm bureau picnic in Hamburg this summer. The date is set for Tuesday August 18 with plans for a strong program and notable speakers. Last year’s picnic drew attendees from Missouri and Nebraska despite bad weather and organizers expect another large turnout.
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BJ. Mildenstein
Russell Laird
Glen Thomas
Farm Bureau
Kiwanis Club
London
Farm ‘Bureau
Kingnis Club
Mamburg
Missouri
Nebrasike
Wil
Brookshier Battery Station Ad Sparks Price Correction
A noisy advertisement prompts correction of charges at Brookshier Battery Station. Morris claimed 35.00 battery credits for radio owners with storage batteries, but the ad clarifies charges were worth 1.60. The station asserts fair pricing and urges customers to buy.
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Brookshier
Morris
Radio Fang
Brooksbier
Hospital Notes Update on Local Patients
Miss Mabel Shelton underwent an adengid operation Sunday and is in hospital slowly recovering. Frank Ackley returned home Wednesday. Ste Morgan is much improved and home near Watson after treatment. Mire Shrum of Sidney underwent an appendicitis operation on Tuesday and is recovering slowly.
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Mabel Shelton
Frank Ackley
Ste Morgan
Watson
Satomluy
Mire
Madison Farm Bureau Meeting at ML Dion Church
The Madison township farm bureau held its regular meeting at ML Dion church last Wednesday evening. Tishar township members attended and presented a full program featuring the play Broad Enough for Two, along with readings solos and orchestra music. Afterward, Madison members served sandwiches pickles pie and water.
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Madison Farm Bureau
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Tishar Township
Madison Musics
Joel chapter group meeting draws regional attendees
About twenty five members of the Joel Chapter attended a Friday evening main meeting led by district insteicker Mrs. Boiva Miller with Worthy Patron Lonie Jensen on the program. Attendees reported a delightful and profitable evening.
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U. FS
Joel
Tale
Boiva Miller
Ieee Case
Ineal Lodge
Lonie Jensen
Musical Postponed By Kiwanis For One Week
The Colonial musical program sponsored by the Kiwanis club has been postponed to Thursday evening April 30 due to a performer's delay and travel issues. The change was necessary after a performer became unavailable.
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Colonial
Kiwanis Club
Avoca Delegations Inspect Hamburg High School Building
Frank Beymer Frank Turner Henry Blusi Ghee Ronholdt and Fred Thiessen of Avoca visited Hamburg last Friday to inspect the new high school building nearing completion. Avoca seeks a solution to its school housing problem and plans to advocate similar improvements. Beymer edits the Avoca Herald Journal and is active in local events, contributing to the town’s civic spirit.
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Frank Beymer
Frank A. Turner
Henry Blusi
Ghee
Ronholdt
Fred Thiessen
Avoca
Hamburg
Beymer Jis
Avoca Herald-Journal
Iowa
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Brainens Keeps Secret
Mrs Frank Brainens enjoyed a secret birthday surprise on Sunday with a bounteous noon feast. Guests included Mr and Mrs P C Shadle, Mr and Mrs Gonree MacCrory, Mr and Mrs Carl Thiessen, Mr and Mrs Arnold Prather, and Mr and Mrs Jake Strait.
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Frank Brainens
Frank
Mrr
Mra
Carl Thiessen
Arnold Prather
Jake Strait
Fine Pictures At Colonial Showings This Week
The Colonial presents a slate of films for the coming week starting Thursday with four shows on April 2 and 3 women in attendance. Theron Lester and a strong cast headline a dramatic feature with comedy reels to follow. Monday to Wednesday bring Chang's Aunt a popular comedy touted as one of the era’s finest, with an orchestra to accompany the three media of the feature.
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Migxger Colon
Murig
Pauline Ko
Tew Cady
Theron Lester
Gi Ravel Jarry
Louise Fasrenda
Alex Francis
Shia
Chang
Syd Chap- Yin
Toy
Omaha
Colon
Birthday Dinner Held For Local Residents At Wright Home
A birthday dinner was hosted at the Charles Wright residence east of Hamburg on Sunday honoring Mrs. Lee Egbert, Chas Wright, and Mrs. Egbert. Attendees included Mrs. BE Green, Lev Richert, Jamie Lye, and W. G. Murdock among others, with lively social time and a satisfying meal.
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Charles Wright
Hamburg
Lee Egbert
Chas Wright
Egbert
Oyder Civen
Folke
Rand Mrv
Greeny
Lev Riehert
Jamie Lye
W. G. Murdock
Tombiy
Dr. McDonald to Speak at Presbyterian Church Service
Dr. Howard McDonald of Fair Rekd Town will preach at the Peenbyterian church in Hammary Sunday evening. He is a leading educator and head of a prominent college. his visit is a rare treat for Wamburz residents. Woo will address the highedahesdad idents at the shang spryice Monday morning.
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McDonald
Howard McDonald
Fair, Rekd
Town
Hammary
Bunday
Peenbyterian
Gale Togo
Wamburz
Woo
Highedahesdad
Mrs Charles Swanson Lived Here Many Years
Mrs Anna Nelson Swanson born in Binding Denmark in 1873 came to America at sixteen. She married Charles Swanson in 1805 Omaha and moved to Hamburg. She left a large family including five living children and one deceased daughter Christine. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with interment in the Hansenury cemetery.
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Anna Nelson-Swanson
Binding
Denmark
America
Omaha
Nebr
Charles Swanson
Hamburg
Chas. Swanson
Paul Holtzinge
Herbert
Duane
Dan
Bessie
Christine
Martin
Nelson
Gordon
Otto Nelson
Christian Church
RM. McBride
Hane Jury
Side ney county shop keeps busy repairing road gear
The Fremont county shop in Side ney operates as a blacksmith and machinist facility with equipment for repairs and new parts. It salvages steel from a washed out Nishnay river bridge, sells salvaged rails, braces, and waders, and builds road machinery from salvaged units. The THIman building hosts the shop with basement storage for trucks and gear.
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Fremont County Mountains
Sideney
Pera de Vata
Nishnay
Sourre
Trucka
Sitney Herald
Soy Bean Inoculation Distribution Planned by Agent
County Agent Mildenstein received a shipment of fifteen pounds of soy bean inoculant to be distributed free in two lots to the first who apply for it. A third more forage is expected. A field inoculation device will not be available for years.
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Mildenstein
To Open Cleaning Establishment in Augusta Kansas
Thos G Arthur returned from Augusta Kansas after a week or more away and plans to open a cleaning establishment in The neonde machinery soon. Mr Arthur is experienced and well known to many of our people.
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Thos
G. Arthur
Augusta
Kansas
Mir. Arthur
Arizona Cowboy Hit Draws Riverton Crowd
Madison township farm bureau youths performed the play Arizona Cowboy in Riverton Monday evening. Despite rain and rough weather, the troupe faced adversity with cheer, drawing a large audience at 8 30. Miss Hula Rossean received special credit for her faithful work and the town buzzed about future showings.
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Madison Township
Riverton
Hula Rossean
Utisy Avhiv
Hamburu
Waloh
River Culling Badly and River Thievery Posts
Missouriver floods threaten riverbanks and farms south of Kanedon as Wave henn swallows up land and Warman Bilera buildings. In Richigan County Mail, Jordan witnesses report a murder in Sidney and Stormy Jordan recalled from Colorada to testify amidst illness and family deaths.
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Kanedon
Warman Bilera
Richigan County Mail
Topped the Market at Finhure Tast Thavs tale
Fritz Walter a prominent citizen of Loeunt Grove township conducted a business call in Finhure Tast Thavs tay after returning from St Ton. He topped the market for the day earning $245. Mrs Ebert died at her home seven miles west of West. A short service was held Wednesday with funeral at St John’s church and interment there. Mrs Bert was fifty years old and well known locally.
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Fritz Walter
Loeunt
Grove Township
Trate St. Ton
Walters
Chris. Ebert
Jisa Tarmer
Chris Ebert
Hax
St. John's Church
Bert
Minnewaskis Club Event At Mrs Colon Home
Untertained by Mesdamew Monard Colon Claire Martin and Misa Grace Mc Kissick at the Min- Nowaaks club gathering held Saturday afternoon at Mrs Colon home. Guests enjoyed time playing before light refreshments.
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Minnewaskis
Mesdamew Monard Colon
Claire Martin
Misa Grace McKissick
Min- Nowaaks
Mra. Colon
Mrs Tat Moore Dies Near McPaulam
Mrs Lat Moore, 59, died Monday near Mc Paulan after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Wake lay school on Tuesday conducted by Rev. Chas Ati. Interment was made in the cemetery at Tare man.
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Tat Moore
Lat Moore
Fiame
McPaulan
Pleasant Wale Lay School
Tioaday
Condon
Chas
Ati
Tareman
Harold Simeon Receives Gold A at Iowa State College
Harold Simeon of Hamburg was awarded the gold A at Iowa State College Ames during a Thursday evening event. Nine intercollegiate judging teams received letters at the Agricultural Club meeting. Ray Gibbon addressed the gathering as secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Simeon, trained by his father in fruit tree growing, is a diligent horticulture student making rapid progress toward graduation.
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Harold Simeon
Hamburg
Iowa State College
Ames
Andruit
Agriculural Club
Collee
Ray 4. Gibbon
Iowa ‘Arm Bureau Federation
Harold
Amer
Amea
Farm Bureau Meeting on Color in Dress Design
The fourth lesson of the advanced clothing course on Friday at Mrs. Otte's home near Sidney, led by Misa Mildred Elder of Ames extension, explored color theory and color wheel contrasts. Attendees learned color suitability for blondes, auburn, and brunette complections. a delist cafeteria dinner followed and plans for follow up sessions in districts were mentioned. The final class in the fatal course is scheduled for the 29th in Washington township.
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Farm Bureau
Misa Mildred Elder
Extension Department
Ames
Washinton
Old Pioneer Hore John Douglas Tayloy Dies at 67 in Tiverton
John Douglas Tayloy born 1857 on the Madison old home farm died April 18 1925 at home in Tiverton aged 67 years 8 months 27 days. He married Sallie Ploehee Greunnameyer November 18 1876 and they lived on the old dome Whee until her death July 19 1901. Surviving are two children Eva and Tuberk Jones with five grandchildren. Funeral held at Mt Zion church Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev C A Thornton with many relatives and neighbors attending. Burial followed in Mt Zion cemetery. A Queen Circle chapter held a meeting in Tiverton Tuesday with officers listed.
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John Douglas Tayloy
Madison
Vsaughter
Kondons
Tiverton
Sallie Plo~ehee Greunnameyer
Ald Dome
Whee
Paugy Jor
Eva
Mua
Tuberk Jones
Sath
Rixerton
Talole
Lia
Mwe
Iti
C. A. Thornton
Assi Ly Ree
Wis Church
Tempeton
L.A. Baldwin
Baldwini
Mt Zionenmettery
A Fine Mat of Roots and a Late Event Altercation
A reader describes a fine mat of snxeldeg roots likened to a shaved hair and notes it grew into a crack in a wall after cement removal. Mention of a planned event last Saturday is made, with the organizer failing to appear, blamed on cold feet. The piece condemns frauds that mislead the public and suggests a jail term for several months as a deterrent, praising Hamburg’s salvation from the issue.
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A. F. Slwey
al Elstorm Cash
Tower
al Crick
Rarpabaavor
Mae Fit
Hamburg
Honor Roll For Public Schools Past Six Weeks
Public schools honor roll lists for six weeks in several grades. Names include Marjorie Roll, Juaci arl Geyer, Heienfatten, Mark Greemwood, Robert Blules, and many more across A B 2nd 3rd 4th 5th and 6th grades with teachers noted for certain groups. The document reflects student recognition and mentions multiple teachers and series of names throughout the roster.
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St. B
Marjorie Roll
Juaciarl Geyer
Heienfatten
Mark Greemwood
Robert Blules
A—Marleria Arnokl
Tracher
Betty Spicer
James Walker
Raymond Zanker
Emil Jones
Max Dougan
Evelyn Stalinist
A—Marnie Simons
Tuinher
Fane Marie Lorimer
Darlton Poeel
Oliver Hays
Tommy Miller
Mary Catherine Burns
Keith Sykes
Maxine Beam
Duratay Bunnett
Mary Louise Miller
Beuna Banker
Virginia Phillips
Marjorie Jones
A—J. Luther Dougan
Richard Larson
Faerine Pray
Harry Bronson
Jack Miller
Sidney Phillips
BoMauxiee Sayre
Syrens
Pnts
Elis Bildra
Ralph Nahuit
BessLildren Hanks
Robert Matthews
Srd
Mildred Manks
Florence Castleman
Leola Bjulin
Ethel Thomas
Dun Dowgin
Walter Lang
Dorothy Beam
Ard
Fred Tilson
Wandah Bennett
Anna Campbell
Donald Farley
Ruth Phillips
Lowell Bunker
Wendell Stone
Wana Story
Lucile Lane
Dayrell Dan
Miss Adiv
Betty Lee Harrow
James Alfeed
Wel
Dunia
Borosky Stein- Howth
Therrell Benefret
Pacher
Pomtarfield
Masine Miler
Lowell Donell Deerring
Wearteth
Mae Thays
Margaret
Guld- Be
Ruth Gabarn
Tn Zawkes
B—Rubhaya
Earthen Grant Rumer
Carl Rei Rien Waters
Farrest Wray
Magel Zonker
Anath Broderiel
Lesch
Ailren Leyd
Buta Wale
Amit Marie Castleman
Lilah Peasier
Charloute Richwris
Gertha Davison
Gertrude Perry
Russell Lockett
Billie Raseth
Wayne Lamexton
Freldnhnsim
Sening Clasa
Taroth Thea
the Simons
Gen Lorimer
Radilh Geyer
Wayne Cherholser
Chiss
Trene Gade
Tar
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Arizona Cowboy
Jordan
Ted Jordan
Reynolda
AL Webber
Sid
Sidney
Tbercilasia
Tineas
Stormy
Colorada
Teegnolidal
Hax Sings
Athho
Minneapolis
Nellie
Howard Sav
Nowell
Hore
Queen 7
Chele
Isehovel
Tuustay
Mildred Wrist
Ruth Risdon
Muriel Brewer
Tredavery Mi Both
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