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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
1
The article notes the state fair rodeo began earlier than in previous years. It mentions entries from teens and young competitors, a parade of riders, and spectators filling the stands. Officials hope for strong turnout and continued tradition.
Fragmented OCR text mentions families in Padpe City and Rock Poet area. References to Mr and Mrs Leeman, Nebrasek visitors, and a death notice for Der ster ca Caffernia. Content is fragmentary and uncertain.
OCR fragments show church related terms and dates but are garbled. Likely a short local notice mentioning a meeting or service with involved groups and a schedule reference. No clear names, places, or concrete actions emerge from readable text.
Brie church conducted by Rev F W Parkin with Boris at Creek cemetery. Colene Morgan of Phelps Circle spent Sunday with Fran Campbell of St Joseph. James Rev Graham and Ge Cunningham of St Joseph attended the funeral of Jamze Carser They.
A Sunday automobile crash on Highway 275 near Three Rivers left two persons dead. Eighteen year old Betty Barns Karns of St. Joseph died at the scene after the vehicle left the road and overturned. G. Whitford, 28, of Mound was injured as another occupant, Dod Karns, and two youths perished in the wreck. The Ford car was demolished. witnesses say the driver attempted a Tet before the crash.
A double funeral was held in Mound City for Othe Kare cousins after two deaths struck the Adams family and others in the area this year. The report notes a Burlington train tragedy, firefighter fatalities, and local civic donors contributing to public school support. The text reflects communities mourning multiple losses as residents recall past incidents.
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