Sowers Mollie Alverson Sowers Dies in Lebanon PA
Tele gram informs of the death of Mrs Mollie Alverson Sowers at her Lebanon PA home on Thursday morning after a period of ill health. Her brother John Alverson visited recently and returned stating she was improved. Cemetery association work continues with cleanups and public appeals for support. Local notices mention social events, illness, and moves in Hamburg with community updates and appeals to aid civic projects.
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Joe Sowers
John Alverson
Mollie Alverson Sowers
Lebanon Pa
Geelook
Perry van Meter
Bluff Street
Panhandle
Texas
Shandy Pleads Guilty Under Sunday Law Case
Frank Shandy pleaded guilty before Justice Dodds after a venue change. He was fined and costs for violating the Sunday law. The judge urged that the offense was malicious and warned boys about America’s institutions and future responsibilities.
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Frank Shandy
Dodds
Justice Wykoff
Mr. Shandy
America
Hamburg Encourages Civic Improvement and School Choice
The column discusses jurors drawn for the August term, local efforts to improve sewerage and drainage in Hamburg, and the influence of women on civic issues. It urges attendance at Hamburg High School, praises its facilities, and advises thorough college research, noting many solid institutions near Hamburg with affordable costs.
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Bambarg
Hamburg
Hamburg High School
Atullis
Makina
Tinville Beacon Teaches Town Management By Local Youths
Several boys in Tinville are running a boy's town project called Tinville. Beacon praises their effort as commendable, noting that the country struggles with town management and that schools should build character and truthfulness. A Shenandoah hive incident ends with a horse stung to death by bees after cattle disrupted a yard. Rageth and Sop offer the best ice cream in town.
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Tinville
Tavor Beacon
Frank Johnson
Shenandoah
Chautauqua at Sidney Draws Large Crowd and Speakers
A Sidney chautauqua outing drew strong attendance at the park with busy tents and varied speakers. Dr A B Storms of Ames preached on science and Luke 6 12, while Rev Frank S Smith of Chicago spoke on religion and daily life. The Robertson company entertained with moving pictures and song, and a Seton Indians children tribe led by Miss Wooley proved popular with hundreds of youngsters enjoying activities and a grand pow wow planned for Saturday. Local groups and bands supplied music as programs featured educators, preachers, and entertainers through the week.
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Sidney
Chantanqua
Hamburg
W. & Beach
Davey
Marion
Wellington
Holmes
Marcia Holmes
Mary Darbyshire
Helen Campbell
Cy Wingate
Lina Wood
Pisber
A. B. Storms
Agricultural School
Ames
Frank S. Smith
Chicago
Robertson Company
Easil
Sidney Cornet
Odeon
Miss Dodds
Alice
Woolly
Wooley
Hamburg Democrat Sale Rumor Clarified by Shenandoah World
Jamieson of this paper has not sold the Hamburg Democrat and will not take possession mid August, with Frank Jenkins of Indianola to assist in management. readers learn no sale is likely soon. Also noted are church hat rules, travels of local residents, and travel deals for August 4 1906.
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Hamburg
Jamieson
Hamburg Democrat
Frank Jenkins
Indianola
Shenandoah Worl
Democrat
Shenandoah
Standpat Governor Nominated at Iowa Republican Meet
At the state convention Governor Cummins was nominated for governor with a standpat platform. The keynote quotes Col Hepburn stating there are enough Republicans for one party but not two, signaling unity within the Iowa GOP.
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A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Col. Hepburn
Reporter notes on Hamburg arrivals and local events
The Reporter praises Mrs. Wilkerson of Route three for returning after illness and mentions her new grandson born to Frank Wilkerson and wife of Coleridge Nebraska on July 16. It laments H. H. Messick and family moving from Hamburg to Wichita Kansas and praises new arrivals as part of Republican prosperity. Charley Prasier of Sidney, son of W. T. Prasier, plans marriage to a Council Bluffs woman, seen as a good union for community service.
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Charley
W. T. Prasier
Sidney
Council Bluffs
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