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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

5

Successful Reunion At Farragut Week Draws Community

A sixty one year reunion at Farragut drew residents to the base for socializing talks by J B Bartle and J A Coleman. W B Mitchel and W P Hepburn spoke, the day highlighted by a parade and home talent entertainments. Locust Grove, Farragut, Shenandoah, Riverton games drew interest while preparations for a fair remain in discussion. Historical department plans collect relics like Polk Wells’ revolver and a slave bill of sale to enrich Hamburg’s fair.

Mehorter Farragut Bach J.B. Bartle Coleman W. B. Mitchel W. P. Hepburn Fremont Coutty Congress Locust Grove Purragut Miyasday Shenandoah Riverton Goldwin Polk Wells Baldwin

New Science Course At Hamburg High School Ad

Hamburg High School outlines a new science and business track with Miss Nellie Sebern as principal and language teacher, Miss Lulu West in Jinglish and History, Miss Elberta Fonéray in Science and Business, and Miss Venu Reed in music. The notice praises the adapted business program and lists tuition figures, while an unrelated incident reports beer seizures at Farragut and a jail arrest in Sidney.

Hamburg Nellie Sebern Lulu West Elberta Fonéray Venu Reedt H! Werta Fondray North Western University Bert Ar

School to Begin Soon Hurt in a Runaway

School opens September 3 with pupils to report to their regular rooms. New students meet the superintendent in the library. Teachers listed include FP. M. Stotler, Nellie Seborn, Lulu West, Vena Toedt, and others. A two year business course is planned for students unable to complete four years. Last week Mr and Mrs Dankoff were in a cartage accident southeast of the city. the carriage overturned injuring occupants, with Mr Dankoff confined at home.

M. Stotler Nellie Seborn Lulu West Vena Toedt Adan Lier Pearl Yates Barbara Kain Gertrude Linyd Gffbh Minnie Brown Alfie Ives Ada Strait Muraie Simons Livella Crowder Maune Shaver Jonn Dankoff Mfr Dankoti

Miller completes des Moines school to earn diploma

Noti to the Public Wit Miller, longtime assistant, went to Des Moines July 16 to attend Hohenschule Carpenter school. He graduated with honors and returns ready to work, boosting the undertaking department. The school board cleaned the schoolhouse, repapered and repainted halls. Hamburg has two canning factories running at full force, producing corn, tomatoes, and pickles with high quality and strict material standards.

Wit Miller Des Moines Iowa Hohenschule & Carpenter Frank Davis Hamburg

Improvement Club and Cemetery Association Meet

The Improvement Club and Cemetery Association met Tuesday afternoon with several new members named Mesdames Jolly Baldwin C Danforth Gottsche Wanamaker and Cooley. The groups grow weekly and study Parliamentary Law with a short drill using Roberts Rules of Order. A six member committee was appointed to solicit funds for a water works system, a large undertaking requiring broad citizen support.

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Premont County Medical Society meeting at Sidney Iowa 1906

The Premont County Medical Society will meet in Sidney Iowa on September 5 1906 at 2 oclock PM. The program includes The modern treatment of smallpox by Dr J T Tweedy of Tabor Iowa and Some obstetrical experiences by Dr H J Piper of Randolph Iowa with discussions and clinics. The meeting is at the Court House and all physicians are invited. notify the secretary E E Harris in advance. W W Davis attended the Thirty Second Town Infantry reunion at Clarksville Butler county celebrating the 44th anniversary of mustering. forty members were present including ex US Senator Wm Allen of Nebraska. Jimerson Chapman of Sturgis South Dakota visited home folks in the city after buying goods in Omaha. James Gamble and wife visited relatives around Mound City and Biglow.

Premont County Medical Society Sidney Iowa J. T. Tweedy Tabor H. J. Piper Randolph Towa Court House E. E. Harris W. W. Davis Thirty Second Town Infantry Clarksville Butler County United States Wm. Allen Nebraska Jimerson Chapman Sturgeons South Dakota Omaha Dakota

Clayton Hoppe Wedding Leads This Week’s Social Scene

Miss Leona Hoppe and Charlies Clayton wed Tuesday at the bride’s home with Rey Elder of the Christian church officiating. Afterward they journey to Omaha and Lincoln then plan to settle in Berksted cottage on B Street, returning by September 25 for housewarming and welcoming friends.

Clayton-Hoppe Leona Hoppe Charlies Clayton Rey Elder Christian Church Omaha Lincoln Nebraska Berksted Cottage Oo B

Corn Raisers Learn Limits of Speed at Reunion

A reunion opened with A Jacks and others as corn raisers planned to rush canning loads by leaving corn in wagons until Monday. The heated corn spoiled for canning, forcing disposal as feed. The episode underscored the adage that speed does not guarantee success.

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