Promoter Dick Heyne Shapes Hamburg's Public Face
Mack Malonz profiles Raymond Dick Heyne, a dynamic local promoter in Hamburg whose early career as a lawyer sparked his talent. He sparked ventures from Butcher’s Friend to Two-Way Grinder and miniature circuses, then eyed toothpick machines and straw reclamation projects while juggling Chamber of Commerce roles and a health campaign.
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Mack Malonz
Dick Heyne
Maculfern
Hawsburg
Sloce
Fotcem
Sears
Holy H Ckman
Enire
Xenuis
Nimim
Hamburg
Tilckman
Min
Bob
Ita
Harry Caremichael
Ic Circus
Hall, Bros. Miniature Circus
Post
Algo
Maces Alpert Lulz
Rollie Catie
Gibson
Requile
Wea
Nate
Ariel
Chamber of Gearmerce
Gentral
Chamber of Commerce
Simi
Fremont County Farm Bureau Picnic Set for August 6
Fremont County Farm Bureau prepares for a county picnic in Sidney Park on Tuesday August 6. Prizes total over 450 dollars with cash outlay and exhibit prizes for 4-H clubs including livestock pigs poultry and home project judging. Vaudeville shows feature clubs, grain grading by Federal Grain Inspection Bureau, pan driving test, and a noon meal. Everyone invited to bring produce and join the events.
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Fremont County
Farm Bureau
Sidney, Park
Dolves
Gentral
Frank Reed
Ames
H Spey
Florence Forbex
Elu
Mae Larson
Nova
Feleral Grain Inspection Bureau
Ometa
Steel Portal
Ringer
Will Dovel Buried Here in Columbus Neb Death Notice
William Dovel of Peru Nebraska died July 24 1929 in Columbus Nebraska after months of illness. He left a large family and had lived in Barker near Hamburg. Funeral services were held July 26 1929 at the Guard of Christ in Hamburg conducted by Rev D W N Gilet. Burial at Mount Zion Cemetery.
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William Dovel
Peru
Nebr
Columbus
Nabr
Uly
Bufferes
Williams Devel
J. N. Devel
Bell County
Richy Acton
Violet. Grider
Boss Gladwin
Doris Anderson
Glen
Mearn
Mra
Daha Kos~ Senn
CN. Anderson
Hamburg
Gites Brothers
Ert and
Lester
Daughies
Nebiy
Berl
Mawnor City
Nebry
Dwn
Gilet Buri
Mount Zion Cemetery
Lylith Million Dies After Prolonged Illness
Lylith Huby Million daughter of Thomas and Maggie Million born on a Hampton farm near Watson Minnesota died near Oakdale Iowa after an illness lasting years. She grew up around Watson Hamburg and Hamburg Iowa, graduated Hamburg High School Class of 1917, taught in several schools, and served as a post office clerk from 1919 until her death. She spent time in Tucson Alliance and Hamburg before passing away April 1 1929 at Oakdale Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Tom Million of Hamburg three sisters Mrs Maye Avitt Alliance Nebraska Mrs Ethel Sha Bee Glenwood Iowa and Mrs Jontern Fort Wayne and a brother Tommy at home. Funeral held at parental home conducted by Rev W Griffith with large attendance. music by local quartet.
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Lylith Huby Million
Thomas
Maggie Million
Mont
Sve
Watson
Oakdale
Iowa
Douares
Tucson
Arobank
Mayo Avitte
Alliance
Nebraska
Hamburg
Ali
Mrz
Tom Million
Hardburg
Maye Avitt
Aliance
Ethel Sha Bee
Uquel
W. Griffith
W. Laughlin
Towe
Corrles Canny
Ray Lebouritson
Will Rayeth
Locust Grove Ladies Met in July Meeting
Victor Catlett of Medison township and Mra Lem Courtalky of Riverton township hosted a Locust Grove Ladies meeting on July 2 at Mrs Engel Dee's home. Four families attended for lessons and dinner, with a noon arrival of Boner and an afternoon program on training and fundraising.Mrs Myztit Trmoka named publicity chairman to coordinate volunteer outreach across districts.
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Locust Grove
Victor Catlett
Medison Township
Mra
Lem Courtalky
Riverton Township
Dave Ever
Hocust Grove
Tuaurtital
Engel Dee
Myztit Trmoka
Ak Sar Ben Show Draws Omaha Kiwanis Guests
The Omaha Kiwanis club hosted guests from Hamburg and several other clubs for the Ak Sar Ben Show at the Fontenelle Theater. The crowd enjoyed fine singing and music as a weekly event sponsored by local businessmen with much attendance from surrounding towns. Attendees listed include Harlan Wray Verne Wray Fallis Carroll Dr. Feed Henderson Lok Smalley G Biner Dr A E Wanamaker Dr J A Bang Fred Gowdy Wayte Hoskins M My Payte Jr 0 My Workman Dr H D Coy and Frank thisteeiT.
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Omaha Kiwanis Club
Aksar Ben
Omaha
Umber
Rambure
Ari Ziday
Izens
Hansorg Montay Evening
Harlan and Verne Wray
Fallis
Carrol
Feed-Henderson
Lok
Smalleyyiy G. Biner
A. E Wanamaker
J. 4. Bang
Fred Gowdy
Wayte Hoskins
My Payte, Jr
Workman
Dr. H, D, Coy
Frank i
July Weather Report From Iowa Weather Bureau
The July weather report notes 12.20 inches of rainfall in July with monthly totals across spring totaling 34.38 inches for the first half of 1929. Observations cite most moisture in a 24 hour period on the 10th and 20th, south winds, and an aurora-like meteor observed around 10 p.m. July 20, with inquiries for reports to Mr. Rader at Des Moines.
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George Rader
Tou
Hunter Andy Electric
Rader
Iowa
Hader
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Severe Local Storm Smashes Homes and Knocks Out Lights
A fierce late night storm battered the town, lightning striking the prich residence and destroying a radio set and other items. James Cable suffered serious burns. a second house was wrecked. The power outage covered a wide area with no light in portions of the city. The Juwa-Nehoneka light lines were published by commission. This was the most severe electric storm this year in the vicinity.
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Prich
James Cable
Phicie
Vague reminiscence visit recalls old church links
Rev. Asmun, once pastor at the Tresbyterian ehireh nome siktken Years Ago, met several former friends in Hamburg Monday during a stay. He noted the current church was erected and that he now serves Slowx City, while hints of future rewards to the reporter were mentioned.
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Maue
Hamburg
Asmos
Chia
Slowx City
Asmun
Seve
Andy Adamson dies suddenly popular barber in St Joseph
Andy Adamson a well known barber of St Joseph Missouri died after a illness at Missouri Methodist hospital following dental work and rapid decline He was 50 years old born in Cincinnati Ohio and married to Pearl May Wilburn of Leigh Nebraska He leaves two daughters Vera Silk and Bath Irene Smith and several siblings Funeral services held at St John’s Home and burial in Bambury Cemetery with many friends noting his friendly manner and long community service
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Anity
Missouri-Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph
Hamburg
Catter City
My. Adamson
Hine le
Amiron Ellison Adarmsan Ws
Cincinatti
Ohio
Wixswuri-Muthodlet
Omaha
Nebr
Tery Brothers
Hult
Hjen
St Johnamon
Alent
Bambury |Emetary
Lightning Strikes Hamburg Home During Storm
During a Monday night storm lightning struck west of Rev. John Zuck’s home in Hamburg starting a small fire in an instrument cabinet and burning components. Zuck narrowly escaped injury while he was in the cistern refilling water when the bolt hit. Smoke and flames were noticed as investigators found the damaged radio cabinet and wiring.
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John Zuck
Hamburg
Zuck
Nevilly H Cck Birthday Surprise On A Farm
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the A A Simons farm to celebrate Nevilly H Ccks fortieth birthday with baskets, a picnic dinner under pines, and a jovial farewell. Guests included numerous named families and neighbors, sharing food and good wishes for many more birthdays.
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Nevily
Giut
A. A. Simons
Nevilly
Mie
Ni Q
Ani
Max
Mel
Tink
Ztck
Dus Mira
Mary Zuck
Feaneds
Nink Mapes
MD Sy Men Manpin
Dauphter
Lorena
Mes
Mallel Peywn
Mile
Miller
Thanksgiving Dinner Set At Mrs Ayres Home
An annual thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mrs J M Ayres in Shenandoah featured guests including Miss Dehta Green, Mrs George Green of Crab, Dan Green and family from Westborn, and E M Agree family among others. Sterling Green hosted the event with Mr and Mrs J M Ayres noted in attendance.
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Sanday
Vila
Ayris
Sterling Creen
J. M. Ayres
George Grew
Craig
Misa Dehta Creen
Shenandoah
George Green
Crab
Mow
Dan Green
Jaf Westborn
Mer, Davis
Florida
Thay E. M
Corn Pack Nears Start At Otoe Food Products
L E Bhanon manager of Otoe Food Products at this place says they plan to start their corn pack in a week or ten days. Weather has reduced losses to about thirty percent, keeping the pack near normal. Corn appears best, but bottom acreage is spotty and some fatalities will be short. Applications for labor are being received daily. positions are available at the firm. The outlook for canning is good and they plan to operate late into the fall, with an additional six week run expected.
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L. E. Bhanon
Mhanager
Otoe Fuod Products
Thin Place
Multitude Attends Faneval of Abine Eg Tih Million
A large crowd gathered Sunday for the faneval of Abine Eg Tih Million in town. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glennwoods Gid Mir, Park Dole Lenway, Mr and Mrs Judd Avtit of Al Haner Nebr, and many others from Beitixmonth Nobwy Mee, Neawaville, Portuscany Mav, River Slous Iowa, Crostan towns, and Watson, Wayne, and surrounding areas.
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Abine
Alene Stengga
Fameily
Glennwoods
Gid Mir
Gro
Wreand Bahyy
Park Dole
Lenway
Judd Avtit
al- Haner
Nebr
Mire
Beitixmonth
Franks Milton
Wataany
Daek Tavekins
Mabel
Tal
Workmath
Neawaville
Nellis
Irony
Parkeille
Mag Mae Ant
Plold
Portuscany
Lee Hinninns
Shonaneowt
Gira Cliles
Dirk Adams
Mya
Ed Adana
Jamile
Watson, Ma
Ben Fleming
Ina
Wayne, Neb
Air Line Route to Kansas City Permanently Favored
In last week's issue the Ree forter cited Nebraska City papers praising the adopted Omaha to Kansas City air route as the shortest mail path. Government chose this route for efficiency. rumors of a river-side switch are unfounded. Progress in aviation and transport justifies keeping the line and expanding facilities to meet rising traffic.
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Nebraska
Omnahr
Kaneas City
Lews Slide
Prapa-Ganda
Thaxe
Weirdmann
Hamburg
Wensinutus Morty I Mattes Entertainment Roster Incident
A fragmented report notes a May event involving Wensinutus Morty I Mattes at an entertainment venue with twenty one Gites present before rosters were served. Details are unclear due to damaged text and naming inconsistencies.
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Wensinutus Morty
I. Mattes
al Entertainment
Ceticiana
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