Tomato Pack Started at Riverside Canning Works Saturday
Riverside Canning Company began tomato packing Saturday with a large workforce. The run will continue until killing frost, aiming for about 15 000 cases from 149 acres, though early yields suffered from heat and moisture shortages. Beets and beans also show strong yields, with plans to expand next year as apples and pumpkins follow, and new machinery to boost output.
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Riverside Canning Company
Cenmnethical
Castleman
Alan
Annual plonié gathering at Perkins departure site
The Gox Ghapel and valley Farm South M. church schedule their annual plonié on Friday, August 21, at the Perkins departure along the Nebraska City road. The event was postponed due to rain and will feature a program of speaking and mystic elements. Attendees are urged to bring well filled basets and spend the day.
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Gox Ghapel
Valley Farm South
Madinon Postponed Meeting Announced
Madinon township farm bureau Anirast meeting postponed due to TriState farm Intrean plenie. The elute has not been ret yet, but will be garounceil later.
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Madinon
Madizon Township Farm Bureau
Anirast
TriState Farm
Intrean
Plenie
Init
Garounceil Liter
Birthday Celebration For HH F Ineckel Sr At Home
HH F Ineckel Sr marked his 73rd birthday at his Wamenday home with a large gathering from Shenandoah Hamburg Conk and Shiney Nebraska. A picnic style dinner and heartfelt reminiscences followed as guests shared memories of Hamburg’s growth since 1868 and the long journey of early settlers.
Berse Strikes Ruby in Wild Stall Incident
Jack Ruby, a city horse handler, faced a charging horse that knocked him down in a stall. The animal tripped him with its front foot, bruising his chest and injuring an arm. He escaped serious harm by luck as the horse began a yearlong program.
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Berse
Ruby
Jack Ruby
Jack
Struck by Auto Speeders Near Payne
Frank Kellison returned home from near Payne when speeding autos overtook him and rammed into his team. The collision damaged a horse badly and tore a driver from the car. Witnesses fled, the driver sped away, and the incident is condemned as reckless carelessness.
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Frank Kellison
Payne One Everning
Chautauqua Promises Strong Week of Events and Lectures
Famburgs annual chautauqua opens August 26 with a mystery drama The Gloria and offers lectures by G Whithield Ray on Through Five Republics of Home shack and E R Richards. Harp ensemble, a farce, a musical comedy, and a republic lecture by Raymond Tolbert fill the schedule. Children programs, a closing day program by the Wardas why neighbors, and a final play The First Year are planned. Ticket prices remain 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for single admission. season tickets cost 1.00 for adults and 1.00 for children.
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Famburg
Ataraven
Wil He
Zapata
Harp Organization
Saime Company
the Republic
Raymond Tolbert
Kidies Ciobe
Vingers
New York
Tiia
Dedication of Schon Monee High Setl on September 6
The formal dedication of the new Htamhueg high setl will be held on Weilnawlay September 6, with Governor John Hammill slated to deliver remarks. Arrangements for the event are still pending, but the day promises a memorable occasion.
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Weilnawlay
John Hammill
Got Together Dinner Brings Local Community Together
A Sunday meal at the home of Mr and Mrs Miles in Holly saw a social gathering of neighbors and friends. Attendees included Mrs Min Brea and John Gunnison of Omaha, Pete Lair, Da McClure and families from Omaha, D M Sinotty and Turni ly, Mr and Mrs Org Million, Mr and Mrs Harrison Guinn, Allen Tros per and family, William and Rit Anderson and their families, Win Angelman and family, Isage Jennings and family, and Mr and Mrs Dick Angelman.
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Mina Miles
Holly
Min Breagente
John Gunnison
Omaha
Pete Lair
da McClure
Omaria
D. M. Sinotty
Turnily
Org Million
Mra
Harrison Guinn
Riverton Corn Roast Postponed to Next Tuesday
The Riverton township corn roast event, originally planned for Tuesday evening, has been postponed to the following Tuesday. Roasted or boiled items, sandwiches, fried chicken, tomatoes, pickles, hot coffee, popcorn, soda, and baked goods will be served. The Cecil Magaw pastorate hosts the gathering and invites all to attend.
Queen Mother Girele Hosts Plea in Amber Evening
Members of the Queen Mother Girele of the M. M. eliureh held a ple ase in Hatten s Amber on Monday eve ning. The young Yaeltes prepared many snacks and enjoyed an evening of revelry and sociability.
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Exthers
Repairing Building Near Nida 1a for Wall Repairs
A building within the Nida 1a area undergoes repairs after the south wall of the rear section deteriorated. Workers remove torn material and plan to install new materials to stabilize the structure.
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Nida 1A
Hia
The Best Fair Ever Held in Hamburg
The Fremont County Fair at Hamburg last week is praised as the best ever, though heavy Thursday rain forced a one-day delay and the fair ran financially behind due to poor Friday and Saturday attendance. Despite weather, attractions surpassed previous years with a notable Baby Health Clinic featuring nearly 100 babies from 14 towns. Awards highlighted both baby and youth divisions, including best baby girl and best boy, with numerous plaques and cups donated by local supporters. A benefit show ticket drive supported the fair, and organizers hope to continue the fair and possibly drive funds on Saturday.
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Fremont
Hamburg
Henry Fiett
Arthur
Larniching
Acta
B. G. Davis
Fizet Price
C. B. Dowie
Frank Cooper
Watron
Faye O'Brien
Riverton
Frank Snapp
J. F. Hiedy
Tri-State Picnic Set for Wednesday at Hamburg
The Tri-State farm bureau picnic is dated for Wednesday August 10 in Hamburg. Delegations from Erie, Maht county, and from Missouri and Nebraska will attend. A morning game between farmers and business men kicks off events with sports and amusements for youth. A noon basket dinner with ample provisions follows in the park. Main speaker Lew S. Shilling of Minnesota will address the afternoon session. Band music and attractions close the day as residents invite all to attend.
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Tri-State Farm Bureau
Hamburg
Iremaht County
Missouri
Nebraska
Fair Grounds
Hani
Lews
Shilling
Minnesota
Will Bey
Dew Maines
Jani Ain
Mrs Rosenthal Dies In Liberty Hospital
Mrs. F Rosenthal died after a late hospitalization in Liberty Missouri Monday. Funeral services will be held today at the late home. She leaves husband and children including Fred and George Hadde with relatives in this place. The funeral party went to Lockwood Wednesday for the burial. She was beloved by many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rosenthal
Ernest Hosenthal
Hat
Lockwool
Heapital Lin
Birthday Party Honors Lonotin Brown Eleven
A birthday party for Lonotin Brown was held at Len Brown's line on Wednesday afternoon last week. About twenty five guests attended with Gladys and Tucille Brown as entertainers. The event featured ice cream and cake served by Kenneth Brown and Byron and Burnt Minter of Omabs.
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Iven
Len Brown
Lonotin
Gladys
Tucille Brown
Kenneth Brown
Byron
Correction of funeral conduct for Velraa Leone Revolt
The Treporter corrects last week’s obituary error stating funeral services were conducted by Rev John Zack of this pines. they were actually led by Rev Mrs Williamg of Tahar with assistance from Rev David Zuck of the same place.
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Velraa Leone
John Zack
Pines
Anid
Williamg
Tahar
David Zuck
Anine
Thurman Oil Prospect Discussed by Promoter Group Near Hanbury
Thurman Times reports A B Donaldson promoter and drilling manager discussed placing a 12 000 acre fund for oil exploration on the Spicer Jam near Hanbury. Local citizens were urged to back a one dollar annual fee and promise of royalties, with talks focused on securing funding and starting a drilling rig.
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A. B. Donaldson
Spicer Jam
Hanbury
Lenn
Mgr. Donaldson
Ireal
Alf Muni
Ghatie
Timoa Taos Jay
Methine
Foxe
Thurman Times
Paving Work Underway on Main Street Repairs Begin
Machinery and materials have arrived to resurface Main Street and patch damaged sections. A large machine will operate near the depot and begin removing the top and repairing curbing as work starts at once.
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Main Street
de Ny
We Have Commercial Course in Hamburg Schools
At a Monday board meeting in Hamburg the decision was made to offer a commercial course this year. The program will be open to students who have completed at least two years of high school work. A similar course previously existed but was not implemented until now, with the new course intended to be open to all pupils.
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Ccuen
Dion
Hamburg
Walter Lang Injured in Horse Incident Sunday
Walter Lang twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Tang suffered a broken right leg when the horse he was leading kicked him after being pulled off a pony. He survived the incident and is laid up for a period.
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Walter Lang
Dan Tang
Richard Barnes Dead and Richard Watson Named
Richard Barnes born November 12, 1845 in Poweshuik county Iowa died August 8 1020 at home near Sidney aged 79 years 9 months and 26 days He was son of Harrison Barnes moved to Fremont county as a child Civil War veteran married Eliza Jane Barrett November 14 1870 six children four sons two daughters survived by nineteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the time Sunday afternoon Interment in High Creek Cemetery High Creek Association will hold its annual dinner at High Creek next Tuesday A subscription paper circulated in Hamburg to fund entertainment Minor Criter to appear on the program Banked dinner to be held at Rocn
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Richard Barnes
Richard Watson
Barnes
Poweshuik County
Iowa
Sidney
Harrison Barnes
Fremont County
Eliza Jane Barrett
Charles F
Louis
Richard
Herbert
Etta Story
Silverton
Bruna Keys
Nebraska City
High Creek
Ascotion
Hamburg
Criter
Rocn
Churches of Christ Convene in Fremesnt County at Namburg
The third annual Lallowabip meeting of the Churches of Christ of Fremesnt county will be held at Namburg next Lord's Day, August 16. Sessions run morning, afternoon, and evening with a 12:45 picnic dinner. The program features G. R. Colman of Council Bluffs as morning speaker, G- Exlar Price of Bedford as afternoon keynote, and Owen Kelligan of Council Bluffs to close the evening. Several invited ministers from Joplin to Hamburg will participate.
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Churches of Christ of
Tabor
Sidney
G- Exlar Price
Bedford
Shenandoah
Council Blue
P Vess
Evangellot Files
Joplin
May
Crewilson
Corning
Aitken
Bartlet
Melride
Hamburg
Owen Kelligan
Council Bluffs
Local Hospital Notes Amid Messy OCR Fragments
Fragmentary medical notes from a Nebraska area hospital list patients and procedures. Several names appear broken or garbled, detailing sprains, surgeries including appendicitis, tonsil adenoids, and leg removal, with locations in Omaha Lincoln Rock Port Sidney Riverton Langdon and Topeka.
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Millard Simussen
Wire
Wendie
Omaha
Ha My
Ales
Dehn Vannes
Sidney
Suturtty
Panay Roach
Riverton
Nou! Soms
Rock Port
Joe Sanchez
Cunig
Ken
L. M. Holloway
Lincoln
Ha Ty Hronson
and Darrell and
Gurdom Iitsyn
Wmil Tose
Chas, Wiatten
Langsdon
Westhesiliy
Mraawey Bury
Tock Mort
Very
Ilaml
Dale Thomas
Wednox
Family Reunion at Case Home With Many Relatives
A family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Case last Sunday drew forty three relatives from New Albany Tailiana and others. A yard table dinner was served and the afternoon featured music games and sprints. The day left lasting memories for attendees.
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Mra
A. J. Case
Charles Wood
Jushinel Ane Giaughter
Tavoita
New Albany
Tailiana
Far More Paving Plan for Hamburg Streets
The paper notes a revolution of necessity toward morte paving in Hamburg. It highlights the current paving system and focuses on Main and Park streets for improved intersection work and attention.
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Muerte
Hamburg
Camp Meeting at Tabor Holiness People Return to Tabor
The Holiness group Tabor will hold its annual camp meeting again starting in August. The event marks the community gathering at the Tabor site with expected attendance from members and visitors alike.
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Tabor
Corn Pack Started At Otoe Factory In Hamburg
The Otoe Food Products corn pack in Hamburg began Thursday with 138 workers ready to process a bumper crop. Plant upgrades and new machinery enable fast operation for about two months. Output is projected to reach two thousand to two and a half thousand acres planted, with yields boosting local cash flow and farm profits. Local canning factories drive regional industry and provide summer income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otep Food Products
Hamburg
Enmp
Vaid Out Tawa Routes and Early Carriers Event
Attendees at the stable vention in Chariton and Tawa on Friday met O C Hays hall who outlined the first razor routes in Tawa. Route one began operations with early references to Hamburg and Clarence Teamuciany, describing the initial carrian and receiver roles amid a backdrop of local transport developments.
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Vaid
Tawa
Tee Smith
Chariton
O. C. Hayshall
Pera
Ian
Hamburg
Clarence Teamuciany
Mare
M Uwweather Cart
Power Sr
Boylan
Furnd
Raul
Wil
Picture Show at Colonial Theatre teases new films
The Colonial Theatre opens with Tunings tha West featuring Hoot Givsn and a promise of thrills every minute. After the feature, Paar Hutterty stars, followed by Baby Ferm in Tolena Babies and a two reel comedy. Next Thursday Reginall Denny fronts You the Town with comedy drama and action, with Grad Caname A shown in color.
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Tae Pwagtrang
Colonial Theatre
Svanap Dalst Deinge
Givsne
Paar Hutterty
Baby Ferm
Pegey
Fang
Reginall
Denny
Tore
Uwills
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Picnle
Perkins Panere
HH. F. Ineckel
Conk
I. J. Driever
Shiney
Jaceket
Emmadugckal
Linenin
Rieront
Gnather Benquet
Henry Field Lee Company
Laura Knappe
Ben Trower
Sheantoah
Apent
Juerkel
Sidney Lamling
Missouri River
Uamburg
KCG
Phelps
Dacckol
L. ©. Hamilton
Earl Cowien
Hubert Hatin
Watson
Wilk
Gottsche
Ralph Stoddard
Ted Stiles
Will Gottsche
Meng
Thurman
Churches of Christ
Otoe
St. Toe
Jim Baxter
St. Toa
Mies Gladys Tames
Sk Jae
Worlvemlay
Jost Waek
Lieir
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