Alfalfa Hay Stack Fire Destroys Large Local Stock
A massive alfalfa stack owned by Ronald Buberson burned Thursday night with 240 tons of hay consumed. Firefighters and local residents including John Nebkunst and John Nah Keungt assisted as flames spread, leaving the pile largely smoldering days later. Emberton planned to insure and purchase hay for his stock dealer operations at the nearby sale barn in Homburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Buberson
Cone
Adom
John Nebkunst
Binverton
Emberton
Homburg
Community Club Forms Second Meeting Kindled Local Interest
A Tuesday evening gathering of Durban men marked the second meeting of the new Community club signaling clear support for the organization's revival. By laws and revisions were reviewed for a final reading in September while flower planting and street beautification plans moved ahead. Paul Stopson was named temporary chairman of the merchants activity committee overseeing events and business interests with committee members George Posge B A Hess Paul Bupton A H Markaytts Loute From Wray and Dr G C A Barding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlness
Hew
Audh
Paul Stopson
In Our Police Court Bouts and Fines Across Town
Police court notes show Lewis of Texarkana Arkansas sparring with Henry Garth of Kansas City over insults drawing a thirty day jail term. Leo Mortimore Ward Bhuey faced fines and costs after a brief Friday fight. Bobby Wolf and W C Rewyes paid six dollars plus costs for carnival incident. Billy Brown and Ghar Frakes involved in a late Saturday clash with fines. Early Sunday a patrol moved two pates held, Fletcher Bennett Shenandoah and Lloyd Watson, with Frank DeLong Peer city cars fined five dollars and costs after minor accidents. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Terarkana
Arkansas
Henry Garth
Kansas City
Campaign to Boost Apple Sales Across Four States
A public mass meeting for orchard owners in Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa will outline a four state campaign to increase apple consumption. W M Dupach president of the organizing group and local speakers will present plans and growers are urged to attend Monday night at 8 in Wa tnena Kansas. A statewide drive begins next month with support from the state extension service and local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Nervic AL Hondaswieht
Am Bt
Domeph
Dobneh Wakl
Tam
Fouya State
Judge Stevens to Speak at Des Moines College Event
Judge Stevens will address the graduation ceremony closing the 104th year at Des Moines College chapel on Friday August 4. John O Gross leads the exercise with Professor Bren Lekberm speaking on music. 3b will debut on campus. graduates and diplomas are nearing completion amid preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimyson
Sevantetn
Ly Cola
Bob Gamble Dies From Shock at Sidney Light Plant
Robert Gamble, 29, superintendent of Towee Nobrwita Light & Power in Sidney, died after an on site accident while repairing live wires. He had finished work and was touching supposedly dead lines when powerful currents caused fatal injuries. Funeral services were held in Buenandeah Monday afternoon. Survived by his wife, one child, parents, three brothers and three sisters. Gamble was well known in Gamburg and active in civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gamble
Towee Nobrwita Light & Power Company
Sidney
Very Melville
Ghee
Buenandeah
Heix
Hla
Gamble
Gamburg
Hospital Notes Report Odd Fragments From Midland Area
Miss Margaret Vollmer of Rock Port Missouri entered the hospital for an appendectomy. Ralph Reiger of Hamanty entered August 1 for a pendectomy. Tom Humecy of Randolph entered August 3 for an appendectomy. Master Max Rageth of Hamburg admitted August 3 for a tonsil procedure. Raymond Welehan of Riverton entered August 6 for a major operation. Mrs Lula Wehtman of Sidney entered August 6 for a fractured limb. Mrs Blanche McCall of Rock Port entered August 6 for major surgery. Miss Margaret Kline of Hamburg admitted August 6 for a tonsillectomy. Master Charles O Neal of Bidney entered August 7 for an appendectomy. Baby boy to Mr and Mrs Verne Campbell of Lawson Missouri on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Vollmer
Rock Port
Bfo
Ralph Reiger
Hamanty
Tom Humecy
Randolph
Max Rageth
Hamburg
Ure Hospital
Raymond Welehan
Riverton
Lula Wiehtman
Sidney
Blanche McCall
Rack Port
Burrety
Miry
Margaret Kline
Charles O'Neal
Bidney
Verne Campbell
Lawson
July Weather Report and Local Troubles Highlight July
The report notes July rainfall totaling 3.37 inches with a 0.78 inch deficit by the 21st, plus scattered measurements such as 0.25 and 0.53 inches on various dates. It mentions storms on the 27th and 30th, highs up to 1064 degrees and lows near 50 in Ath, plus frost thieves at work damaging apricot trees, and church improvement start with funds allocated for the Methodist plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleny Rayo
Oresius
Fotis
Band Twirlers Before Kiwanis Club
Charles Sargeant, new director of the high school band, presented the band twirlers before the Kiwanis Club Thursday evening. Marilyn Carpenter, Norena Larson, Jean Laverty, and Betty Crain were among the group. Sargeant discussed school music, its value to students during and after school, and explained music types and appreciation differences among individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Sargeant
Valve Sud
Weber
Abe
Bary
Ne Rone
Marilyn Carpenter
Nore
Ina Larson
Jean Laverty
Betty Crain
Walnut Board From Parkville Man Becomes Keepsake
Jas A. Dolioon associate editor of the Reporter received a walnut board from Parkville Missouri, sent by Bob Engleman. The piece, about one and one eighth inches thick a foot wide and nearly seven feet long, came from a barn interior once used as a hides and stone mine. Locals Harvey Prithoy and Howard Cotontug tested it for art uses and plan to craft items from the timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Doli~oon
Walnut Bond
Parkyike
Missouri
Mr. Jonson
Expressiby BR. B
Bob” Engleman
Sneyerpan
Zeke
Almosk
Bie Notoriots
Idogen James
Gans
Karvey Prithoy
Howard Cotontug
Mr. En
Isin
Thorp Named Commander by Sidney American Legion Post
Leon Thorp, resident business man and former postmaster at Sidney, elected commander of the Williams-Jobe Gibson post of the American Legion in Birney. He has long been active in legion work as Sidney post members prepare for the big annual mixer slated for August 20 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorp
Leon Thorp
Ierner Tambury
Nsw
Sidney
villiams-Jobe
Gibson Post
American Legion
Birney
Leon
Legion
Sidney Post
Bin
Menihers
School Board to Install Heating Plant at High School
The Khon School Board plans a heating system upgrade at the high school. At the monthly meeting on Monday Wan let and the Hamburg Electric and Plumbing company discussed installation of one or two boiler units and possible future expansion to power other portions of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accentrich
Hamburg Electric and Plumbing Company
Elena Nlie
Features This Week at the Colonial
The Colonial presents two features this week. First is Typhoon starring Dora, Lamour, Lynne, Overman and Nalsh. jungle adventure with tropical storms, submarine hunt, and exotic peril. Second is My Little Chickadee with Mac Wert and W C Fields. a western comedy with romance and laughs. Also shown: A Prairie Queen and a Cactus King plus a comedy titled Onene By Mistake at the Merchants Trade Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golonia
Dora
Thy Lamour
Robert
Lynne, Overman
Carren Nalsh Heli
South Beas
Dorothy
Mac Wert
W. C. Fields
Slin
Prana Dur
Deanne
Kay Francis
Welter Pidanoa
Itary Ownes
Dad
Bondjulu
Miss Durbin
Abe
Marin
Musala
Loeh Larimond
Kaloha
Islands
Don’t Feel So Badly Brother Archie
Farmers and stockmen call down Archie Eller for a strange mortgage discrepancy as four year old livestock and a flock of sheep are questioned. An agricultural expert from the state horticultural department inspects a farm and a beetle specimen prompts a wary lesson on careful farming. The farm wife and Archie exchange warnings about understanding livestock and beetles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eller Archie
Evening Sentinel
Archie
Tryets & Seidman
Gmahe
Federal Reserve Land Bank
Hsk
State Horticultural Department of Towt ‘Yng
Harmburk
Unis
Adaufes
Fragmentary Civic Update Amid Renovations and Names
A garbled note reports building redecorations next week in a Tur block area and mentions individuals tied to a painting project. It references Warns About safety and life while tangentially noting other locals and plans for a year-long curve project.
Dinner in honor of Mr. Weston’s birthday at Heid Racket
A Sunday evening dinner at Heid Racket Creek celebrated Mr. Weston’s birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Wee, Mrs. A. G. Evans and Jamuy, and visitors from Akron. Attendees shared well wishes and planned future gatherings, amid a warm community ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Weetom
Fredtum
Aus
Vans Ned
Mes
Tony Weston
Soty Ronald
Sent Kelsey
Hamburg
Elgin
Lyle Ellert
Edith Mertin
Mire Mary Fleeves
Rs Wilmn Bebbs
Clyde Collins
Dron
Aspedon
Jebry
Evans
Mirey
Farramat
Fl Weston
Clara Weston
James Laird
Ad Feo
Cur Berry
Erica Brougaten
Chiro
Paukier
Tiverton
Mys
Bitte
Winning Games Show Harpure Boys in Strong Harpoon Run
The Harpure team and pitchers Rhett and Sill contribute to a string of victories across three games against Superior Wisconsin and others. Harpure's lineup features long relief and solid defense as Charley pitched well, driving in runs, with defensive plays highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bersne
Borshn
Minnesota
Superior
Wisconsin
Tee Harpure
Hanborg
Haker
Sheiman
Rhett
Gerues
Claire
Plata
Charley
Tien
Stele
Hoth
Ann
Fairfax Tenant Purchase Committee appointment noted
The Fairfax Suesters Mer appoints Laren Dyke of Tabor as new mainbear of the Premont County Tenant Purchase Committee. The panel includes Alvert Ti and Wal ter T. Lorimer with ongoing operations overseen by C. Rawalund. A community meeting and publicity efforts continue as preparations for the coming year unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radreleiyr
Laren Dyke
Tabor
Premont County
Flr
T J. Monaghan Af Petiring
C F. Rawalund
Mrimbern
Tie Cemvnniting
Walter T. Lorimer
Alvert Ti
Prrraicilt
Axa Committenman
Nesixh I
Ste Jeurity
Chase
Premens Saul
TV pro + syramy
Atic
Pascin the Recorder
aEhix
Prise Wien
Tory Notch
Fremont 4-H Achievement Days Highlight Local Fair
The Fremont 4-H club held its annual Achievement Days with displays and shows at the park. The event featured a pageant titled Festival of the 4.00 and a community evening program honoring Mrg. S. Pomer and others, with Ames assisting in organizing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg. &. S. Pomer Irs
Paarfiater Ames
Farragut Forum Editor Died Sunday 4
Fragmented OCR text reports the editor of the Farragut Forum died on a Sunday with garbled surrounding words. The readable lines mention the editor and a date, but no clear details on cause or location are discernible. The piece lacks coherent context, making a definitive summary challenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut Forum
Unclear OCR Text From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR lines describe a vague event with names and places but lack clear facts or identifiable entities. The readable items include scattered terms like Waskare and Mates with no coherent narrative or dates to ground a summary.
Park Event Planned For Friday Night August Ninth
Residents plan a Friday night gathering at the park with music and activities. Organizers invite families and neighbors to attend the community event, aiming to foster local engagement and provide a safe, enjoyable evening for all ages.
Fragmentary note with unclear names and dates
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions multiple mixed terms such as names and numbers. The readable content does not form a coherent event or report. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates can be identified for a factual summary.
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Hu Winder
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Boor
Bob
Aeropls
Kiwanis Club
Historical Walnut Board
Mex
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Jantee Lain
Oeve
William Frew
Younne
Laon
Rave Tyneks
Ge Missy Anibien
Piel
Brother Archie
Verne
Narage Beilding
Ling Besule Balon
Dr. Bang
Tenant Purchase Committee
Fairfax Suesters Mer
Marcy White
Tretr
Cui
Bebeerten
Airy
Fremont
Leugie
He Mee
I Ptale Park
Cnet
Ghat
Hari le
Mikes
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