Pony and Saddie Horse Parade Draws Big Crowd
A disorderly but spirited Pony and Saddie Horse Parade attracted 3000 to 4000 spectators. Anonymously organized, 82 animals entered with riders from Tyler to Sidney, prizes awarded for best ponies, costumes, and endurance.
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L. Cumming
de ‘Square Deal Produce Company
Everyon
Sone
Plukey
Battidus
Golan
Ureasura
Harald Stevens
Claude Norman
Betty Jean
Olera Sua Williams
Betty
Priges
Donald Ming
Perelraly
Ed Shuey
Allie Cartedt
Margourg
Jack Cowden
Sidney
Maxine Keys
Ruth Matters
Bailey Frakes
Dust
Kathleen Gaxpenter
Doug Lairryenr-lds
Aybar
John Moore
Inky” Mauplit
Earl Lytle
Gerald Janson
Jiclen Hallimaan
Lyle Houta
Robert Zuck
Hareld Douglas
Leis Diese
Paul Thijssen
Lasiie Athen
Jim Civens
Frances Givens
Jack O'Neal
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Francs Zuck
Virgina Phillips
Donail King
Dorothy Phelps
Lins
Lyle Houls
Dantey Frakes
John Howard Delivers A Night With Seth Parker at Chrestian Band
Entertainer John Howard impersonates Seth Parker at the Chrestiinn band on Wednesday evening August 23. Howard mimics Parker with familiar stories and songs backed by local singers and period stage settings for an entertaining tribute night.
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Yoo
John Howard
Howard
Mr. Parker
Atagi Narvishs
Beavis
Colonial Theatre at Tad Wile Nagith Opens This Week
A week of stage shows at the Colonial Theatre features a lineup including Thanh oiniss and Progestin with comedy and rhythm. Louie Jensen takes over Tome Bakery on Thursday, replacing Pred Siisler as new owner, with the bakery renamed Hor and regular hours continuing for the public.
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Colonial Theatre
Colonal
Radas
Ome
Tursday
Louie Jensen
Tome
Pred Siisler
Hamburg Woman Dies After Open Tennis Play
Mrs William Anderson a longtime Hamburg resident died Tuesday after illness. Born Belle Engelman January 5 1857 she married William Anderson in 1872 and had two sons. Services Thursday at the Christian church with burial in Hamburg cemetery. The town also hosted the second annual tennis tournament with local and traveling players delivering spirited matches. Sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event showcased strong sportsmanship and community support.
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wmiUness
Belle Engelman
Yorolayd County
Indiana
C. N
B. F. Andersos
Albert K. Hensleigh
Paul Hilger
Carl Read
Lester MuNichals
Council Bliifs
Jimmie Glenn
Howard Hendoigs
Jon Teekher
Clarinda
Frank Nye, Jr
Shenandoan
Joe Stevenson
Amd M
Earl Callins
Tarkio
Beskner
BB. N. Raltne
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Bas McMullen
EB. N. Raines
Rev. EW
Pots
John Hal
Mars
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Parade Plans Draw Wide Local Interest
At a Junior Shower of Commerce meeting in Bron day evening representatives of the Reporter discussed a mid September Farmers Parade. Merchants will be asked to cooperate and the Reporter will provide free advertising space. The parade aims to include prizes for farm stunts and features, with a watermelon feed to follow. Details remain largely under wraps as organizers hint at surprises similar to past children's parades.
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Old Timers Parade Visitor and Injured Iceland Boy
Old Timer Mere Saturday features residents visiting Hamburg each Saturday for parades and shows one elderly man with carvings. John Ladd Connor Hurt, a Hamburg native, suffered serious injuries at the World's Fair parade after a horse ran into him during a display, with X rays taken at the hospital revealing injuries.
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Moore-Geyer Rites Mark Panbura Nuptials
Misa Viola Moore and Ruy Needham wed in Panbura with Lorenttoinns pastor officiating. Kathleen Groop and others attended as friends send best wishes while remarks note health and postponed work as common during wedding periods.
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Port
Geyer
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Think Firs! The Value of Careful Speech and Travel Plan
A reflective piece warns against speaking without thought and harming others. It then discusses Tarkio College’s new transportation plan as it expands a campus shuttle to connect Hamburg area students with Tarkio, aiding access to affordable tuition, board, and room.
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M. Earle Calling
Tarkio College
Rark Port Thrator Dies Amid Sudden Heart Trouble
Dr O M C Chamberlain of Rack Pork reports the death of Rark Port Thrator who died suddenly at home on Monday from heart trouble. The account notes unspecified illness and references a third party. The fragmented text mentions travel, vacation, and general scholarly commentary on farming and service members without clear, cohesive details.
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Minwit
Local Parade Traffic Changes Near City Hall
A city parade on Saturday afternoon will shorten routes for the children’s march. Street parking rules are adjusted with hotels and blocks restricted, and Meyer McBride coordinates detour clearances for a fleet of cars. Officials announce temporary parking arrangements around the two blocks near the route.
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Week of film and vaudeville at the Colonial theater
The Colonial presents Tracy and a beautified blonde with a heroin plot, plus vaudeville by Dad Wizon's Boys and M.O.M. comedy. Robert Montgomery and Lady Esther star in Him Made on Broadway, with Below the Sea and a Monster of the Deep sequence promised in Technicolor.
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Madge Evans
Frank Morgan
Charles Butterworth
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Sunset Park Sunset Service At Waubonsie Park
Sunset services announced for Sunday August 20 at Waubonsie State Park at 6 15 p m. A 50 member band led by Warren Darr ah will present sacred and patriotic selections. Dr W S Inset will lead a short devotional as 2600 attended the last outdoor service. Waubansie Park lies near Hamburg on highway 136 with signs guiding visitors to the park.
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Untitled note with scattered phrases and names
Fragmented OCR text presents mixed names, places, and phrases. It references Satial Obaeptiig ship Ravina, Var Negev, Toraest, and entertainment aims, but the passage is garbled with no clear event, date, or coherent report to summarize into a concrete news item.
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Toraest
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Lincoln obituary notice with funeral details and memories
Fragmentary obituary item noting a funeral for a former pastor tied to Lincoln. Mentions burial near a cemetery, a service at a local church, and a wish to remember the deceased by family members and friends. Contains numerous garbled names and locations.
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Local Laborers Protest Hiring at Otce Food Products Co
A Hamburg community meeting sought jobs for local workers at Otce Food Products Co. Officials reviewed payroll and origin data showing 62 percent of employees lived within ten miles. The labor committee pressed for more local hiring while noting higher wages and NRA rules limit opportunities for older workers.
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Hamburg
Ten Mile
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NRA
Kambure
Nein
Gily
Route Changes in Fremont County Consolidate Rural Lines
A local inspection in Hamburg plans consolidating rural routes as retirement nears for Percival carrier Clark Rogers on October 1. Possible replacements include Drank Crown or ay Ackiey. Post Office aims to adjust routes with no job losses but no unemployment relief, amid NRA drive reflation and merchant hiring changes.
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Fremont County
Hamburg
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Parade Event Bits From The Little Couple And Bab
A chaotic note describes a parade with three divisions for couples, boys and girls up to a certain age, and a baby category. It mentions viewing from Hotel Loyal, Mayor McBride’s consent, prize plans, and selling candy bars to fund winners.
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Bern
Kennelly Year Labs
Rand
Jagr
Old Costume Parade Sponsorship Planned by Basaran
Drs Does and Keer will sponsor a costume parade contest with prize money of 5.00, 3.90 and 2.00 for top entries. Basaran August 26 event aims to foster community spirit, support local industry and honor historical attire.
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Hamburg
Magic Artist Contest and Local Charity Parade Sparks Banbury News
The issue announces a Magic Artist contest in Banbury with prizes and a parade scheduled around a Sunday event. It notes opposition to enforcing laws and references NRA rulings. The piece lists prize offerings, registration at city hall, and a community effort involving Des Moines and local officials to organize the event and manage helpers and judges. It mentions Hanover and Hamburg as towns involved and outlines volunteer roles and committee assignments for the parade.
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Fragmented OCR notes on early 19th century events and places
A tangled OCR fragment references a window display, a portrait by Will Stearnes, and locations such as J. B. Phawildie and Tinton Ned peer. It mentions a parade, a county event, a Chinese snail anecdote, and a Swiss historical straw braid, with scattered dates and names lacking coherence.
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Tinton
Ned Peer
Aren Henin
Manure
Fragmented OCR tale of travel and people in windy city
Fragmented text references flights trains and travel in a windy city with scattered names such as Fiennes Weel MS Wee Ty TRAMS VANE and various person mentions. Content is garbled with many unreadable words, offering no clear event or outcome.
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Ion
Fragmented report on toxic acid and alkali testing in industry
Fragmentary text notes a western innuer laa in Vorenard tls tiple ceo frome ded Washely 40 16, Rubber. It mentions forbsmtion to dilite acids and alkalios being tested extensively to lite inpks foe ime chemical Induabry.
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