Hamburg field plans urged by visiting balov leader
Ernest Baleo Tok of Hamburg urged local leaders to unify merchants and citizens to develop the town as a business center. He praised recent improvements, cited the Peony Festival as a key promotional project, and urged broader teamwork to accelerate growth if residents support it.
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Northern Trip Among Northland Sights and Short Tally
Enjoyed Northern Trip with Mrs Nusmars returning from a three week vacation through Minnesota and North Dakota. They visited the Tama Indian reserve region the Lite Brown Church in the Vale and the smallest church near Spiltville. The Billy Bros. Clocks collection at Spiltville drew interest. They toured Wilkins Lakes near Duluth and scenic parks along the Mississippi from La Crosse to Minneapolis. The Ring Hing Bros Chenyi and their ox experience near Kara rateesnaku stood out. They saw ten rattlers at the roadside in a car tour and visited relatives in Minnesota.
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Spiltville
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Bpillville
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Minneapolis
Seing
Ring- Hing
Bros. Cheny
Newly Weds Chair Varied In Quiet Rock Port Wedding
Roscoe Mem and AnpS quietly wed in Rock Port on August 14. Honorary note to the couple expresses best wishes from many friends in the community.
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Rock Port
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Ant Boburg Folke
Folke
Two Cary Crash on US 276 Causes Minor Injuries
Sunday evening two cars along US 276 south of Log Cabin collided on wet pavement. Oba Caer of Omatia and Fadon Lair of this place drove, injuring three occupants who were taken to the hospital with slight injuries. Slippery pavement contributed to the crash as mud slicked the highway.
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Biwether
U. S. 276
Oba
Caer
Omatia
Fadon Lair
Tila Corre
School Contest Planned by Hamburg Businessmen
Thirty one Hamburg business and professional men arranged a contest for rural schools with school group equipment as prizes. The plan starts in September with details sent to teachers and ads in the Reporter. The first announcement appears September 7, and any firm not yet asked should contact Verhe Wray or Paul Sinp. After the announcement, ten more firms will join the sponsor list.
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Hamburg
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Paul Sinp
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Lint
Mahafield Furniture Stores Moves to Odd Fallow Building
The Mahafield Furniture Store was moved this week to the Odd Fallow building, previously occupied by the post office. The stock will be on display and sold as used furniture. A new location is planned with a clothing show and a grand opening in Geploinber.
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Mahafield Furniture
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Cl Sanders
Turgold
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Hob Barnats Dudy
Horesa
Geploinber
Mea Freak Canna Brightens Ackley Yard
Mie Maude Ackley has a striking canna plant in her yard with bright yellow and red blooms. The unusual specimen has attracted notable attention and is described as a genuine beauty.
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Maude Ackley
Golden Wedding Anniversary Hailed by Wide Circle
A Golden Wedding celebration drew six children, fourteen grandchildren and many relatives and friends to a party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Berens, Mrs. Gussie Beck, Miss Gertrude Dryer, Mr. and Mrs. Winans, Mr. and Mrs. Titts worth, Mr. Joe Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyerkorth, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taying, Mr. John Dalrymple, Mrs. Vera Powers, Emerald and family, and Rev W. E. Rigg. An evening watermelon treat followed the gathering, with wishes for many more years of happiness.
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W. H. Berens
Kools
Gussie Beck
Riverton
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Rosean
Tarriage
Ogo
Gertrude Dryer
Council Bluff
Winans
Perciver
W. D
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Jean ‘Tittsworth
Joe ‘True Af Voce
W. J. Hovestan
Tackly
Derr
Dos Mules
Fred Slater
Donald
Ralph Meyerkorth
Shivon
Melvin ‘Taying
Pagelia
John Dalrymple
Gertrude
Gerdes
Joe Slater
Lottie Slater
Rock Part
Vera Powers
Emerald
Orville
Cat
Juanita
Estill Homean
Lota
Charles
John
Max
Hamburg
Aoasean
Red Oak Editor Frank J Ball Dies at 58
Frank J Ball longtime Red Oak editor died at home Audubon after a stroke. He had been in declining health for years but remained active in the Red Oak Run staff and local journalism. Ball, son of a former paper owner, was a respected figure in the Iowa press and the Red Oak community.
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Community Program Awards and Amateur Talent Night
The Work's Family awards and Hast amateur program will be held at Mall Gohuni with a 7:30 p.m. start. A large community program will feature muse teachers urged to showcase their best talent for the public. Admission is free and open to all, with amateur acts sharing the stage despite wartime tensions.
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Muse
Comemaunity
Hensleigh Named Moraes Mant Elementary Principal
A B Bonsted formerly superintendent of the local schools has been elected principal of Moraes Mant elementary school in Town City and will start in September. The role is supervisory with no teaching duties, and the family plans to move soon as Howard and Robert will enter the university and the girls high school. Hensleigh earned six master's degrees this summer and will pursue further graduate study.
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Moraes Mant
Town City
Mensleigh
Howard
Robert
Bluh School
My. Hensleigh
May Harmburg
Waters-Mioine wedding concludes in quiet Bell Ingham
Maxine Waters married Prud W Hunt in a quiet August 12 ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Abshire in Bellingham Washington attended by immediate family. Bride, sister Mrs. Leon Babcock, groom brother present. Waters daughter of Roy and Mrs. Waters, noted in local schools. Groom employed by American Express. Waters family praised by friends.
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Belllmgham
Washington
Roy Waters
Uni
T. P. Abshire
American Express Company
Taioy Weters
Wes
Lyauny Iniy
Ane
Younpor Kel
Free Text Books For School Assured Atm Plan
A community meeting discusses free text books and a plan to have students bring and return books each term. Patrons would donate books to support the program, easing district expenses and keeping tax needs lower. cooperation from teachers and pupils is requested to implement the plan.
Chicken Thief Caught by Al Whisler
Al Whisler captured a chicken thief who had plagued him for over a year. The alert sprung after a brief morning disturbance, revealing a horned bird with a four inch horn and wide wingspan. The incident ends with authorities unsure of the thief’s next move.
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Bern
Mortgage Fee Opinion Clarifies Mortgage Release Charge
County Recorder Byron Hopudeiny received word this week of an opinion from the attorney general's office about a charge on the mortgage release of charters mortgages. The opinion says the marginal release fee applies to real estate mortgages but leaves uncertainty about applicability to other cases. It appears to reinforce a previous 1930s position that certain mortgage releases were not subject to city fees.
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Mort
Jin
Fremont school teachers to attend open house days
Mr Ireland Kinx invites all teachers to meet before the new school year at Fremont join the court house office in Bid Ney on Friday or Saturday September 0 and 2. He will hold an open house during two days to introduce staff and plans.
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Bern
Anil Weld Wedding Cake Mystery In Reporter Notes
A garbled wedding notice recalls a union of Mr and Mrs Roswean with a cake scene. The piece mentions a golden wedding celebration, a past event, and reflects on memory of the couple.
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Wren
Woie Roswean
To Teach in Sheffield Marvin Anderson Graduate Teacher
Marvin Anderson graduated from Ivan Parsons College and will return home for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Early Anderson. He majored in music and received a HA degree. In college he directed orchestral groups and was active in music education. He has been elected supervisor in Sheffield schools and will teach junior high subjects and lead the high school band and orchestra.
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Ivan Parsons College
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Minute
Sheffield
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Andy
Hamburg
Garst Clan Hold Their Annual Reunion
The Garst clan gathering featured Sylvester, Everett, and Albert Garat steering a reunion committee with several members attending from across states. A large turnout celebrated with provisions, a four foot cake labeled Gare We union, and remarks from Dr John Newton on the Garst Clean.
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Wauborule
Sylvester
Everett
Albert Garat
Mie
Ruby Care Quinn
Deen
Midwest
Ola Deakins Rice
Gerd Blake
Washington
Hon
Frank
Merri Garat
Tiomes Giakey
Hay Garat
Mollie Gers Prante
Bara Garat Shafer
Onur Garst
Cullornie
Rene Prituhult
John A.ander
Barnel BH
Europe
Arerteca
Firsk Garkit
Phildelpulrt
Malta
Mindy
Charles M. Ciorst
Hamburg
Hein Reunion Held at State Park
A family reunion was held 31 M t at the state park with relatives and friends bringing baskets and visiting. Attendees included Mrs. and Mr. Holy and sons Harold and Herschel of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Hein and family. Mrs. Harrivtt Meek and sons Richard and Wayne. Glen Laird of Riverton. Mr. wick Mig Hollis Wingete and children. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jen and daughter MALY. Me. and Mrs. Cit Hein. Mrs. Nolan Binek and Mr. and Mire.iy Ty Hout. Tomints MINton and dar old Phillips, all of Hamburg.
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Harrivtt Meek
Richard and
Wayne
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Riverton
Wick Mig. Hollis
Wingete
Martin Jen
Drawshter Maly
Cit Hein
Nolan Binek
Mire
Iy Ty Hout
Tomints Minton
Dar Old Phillips
Hamburg
Band of high school musicians impress audience in parade
The Auburn linked band under director Sidney Wilcox delighted the crowd with a disciplined rehearsal showing years of experience. Harald Town led the group as drum major while the ensemble wore purple and white tunics, performing with about thirty five players in the lineup.
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Memorial County Herald
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Harald Town
Dexter Lodge hosts matonle byndy club degree night
Visitors to Confer Dexter sternanteny Lodge No 253 ALM Will be host to the Nishi Youry Matonle Byndy Club on Thursday evening August 24 The second degree will be conferred upon an adult candidate with guest officers conferring the degree Refreshments will be served Members are urged to attend and witness welcome
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Reunions Draw Hundreds at Waubonsie State Park
State Park hosts large family gatherings with about 2500 attendees from multiple states. Notable reunions include Cassel Phillips, Hartett Meeks, Wingate, and Clark families, plus Howard Rossa’s fiftieth wedding anniversary. Attendees traveled from Colorado to Delaware, Iowa to Minnesota, and beyond, enjoying meals and scenic trails on a sunlit day.
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Corridon
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Riverton
Colorado
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Towa
Hartett Meeks
Hista
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Howard Rossa
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Rock Port
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Toy
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Orr
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Bondayn
Park
Veteren
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Awattle
Waat
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Grand Coulee Dam
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Farley and Mina Isa del Ann Wedding in Oak Park
Marvin Farley son of Mr and Mrs Grover C Farley of this place wed Mina Isa del Ann in a ceremony at St Edmonds Park Oak Park Wednesday morning at one. Only immediate families attended followed by breakfast at Oak Park Arms hotel. Farley recently joined Rio Grande Valley Gites Exchange in sales.
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Tex
Werkito
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Display Event
A garbled OCR fragment describes a display and people in the event setting. It mentions a streaking figure and a debate about timing or sequence, with scattered references to a group and place. The readable portion hints at a community event or exhibit with vague names and roles.
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