Hamburg Defeats Randolph In Opening South Western Iowa Tournament
Hamburg top Randolph 4 to 1 on Monday in a well played game as Simpson limited the visitors to one run until the ninth inning when Hugh McKee doubled and Randolph added a later hit. Key putouts and hits from Hamburg’s lineup highlighted the contest with Moses on the mound contributing a strong effort. Ongoing box score details show Hamburg's batting efficiency and Randolph’s late rally thwarted by solid defense and pitching.
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Moses
Hamburg
Hugh
Simpson
Bunday
Adrae R. Long
Cherlay
Macher
McKee
Mosokabel
J. Tyner
Shaono Weldon
Obrien
Jahnson
Tolal
Letter From Europe and Local Happenings
An European tour letter from Miss Leta Schneider describes experiences in London and continental Europe, mentioning ship crossings, city notes, and cultural impressions. The column also reports on a variety of local items including theater plans for Corporal Wagon, a reception at the Weisenberger home, musical activities by Kathleen Shaw, several hospital notes, community acknowledgments, and unemployment data with national context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Eehneider
Europe
London
Mies Sehneider
Uncle Sant
Muttig
Naples
English Channel
Bay of Naples
Toy
Beizenand
Gormiy
Jesu
Setite
Mericam Ligiva
Commeliy
Universal Producing Company
Fairfield
Iowa
Corporal Wagon
Corporal Eagan
Hamburg
Ties Shaw
Misa Kathleen Shaw
Monday Musical Club
California
Los Angeles
Miss Shaw
First Baptist Church
Alexander Stewart
Hollywood Bowl
Hainsburg
Mischaw
Abraham Lincoln
Accident Near Tabor Involving Multiple Cars
An accident occurred near Tabor involving several vehicles on a rural road. One driver swerved toward another car, but no injuries were reported. Officials noted a disturbance as drivers exchanged details while a vehicle dipped toward a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrisi
Sichael Trichy
Tarnisia Company
Tabor
Theatre Beatty party honors Dorothy Greer
Miss Edith Bonk hosted a social at Theatre Beatty on Friday honoring Dorothy Greer of Ale Mon Nebr. Guests included Milsy co Churlent Hallie Tauts Amanda and The Houty Bernice Chey May Ruth pid Ball Nook Shanbur. Refreshments followed the event.
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Beatty
Edith Bonk
Celi
Dorothy Greer
Milsy Co Churlent
Hallie Tauts
Atkinson
Maleorothy Green
Amanda
the Houty
Bernice Chey
May
Ruthpid Ball Nook
Shanbur
Sass iors out of a jb job seeking work
A fragment indicates employment concerns with a note about a portion of the population and state figures. The readable text references 08 percent and a large number of people, suggesting a labor or job-seeking context within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassiors
Atte
Pointed Paragraphs Reflect Odd Facts and Mistakes
A series of nondescript statements cover topics from railroads in Looharsh to cotton fabric counts, patent office output, self service shoe stores, banana fruit count, the leaning tower of Pisa, longevity trends in Britain and America, and wall decoration firms. It mentions Navajo road work in Mess Verde and Sam Feldman, an Atlanta grocer, being robbed seven times. The tone reads like a stream of quirky assertions with notable misspellings and errors.
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Looharsh
United States
Piza
America
British Isles
Mess Verde National Park
Sam Feldman
Feldman
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Frank Weisenberger
Thore Presentere
Byron Minter
Evelyne Ohagan
Omaha
Otfe McCrary
Ruth
Helen
Louise
Ernie Jones
Rdlth
Otis, Jr
Clint. Mart
Myrtle
Charles Terryberry
Temple Bentley
E. C. Stewart
Loren Livingston
Farragut
D. Mackay
Baby
Ofsl Herrin
Serena Kerner
Busie Hall
Sidney
Lat Hall
Eevex
Walter Strain
Olathe
Kan
Roger Knappe
Rosael Taylor
Thurman
Hamburg Hospital
Grace Reeves
Margaret Wyatt
Malvern
Misa Neta Adams
Fred Hilger
Riverten
Guber
Plenty Enemy
Yankton
I& Oak
Stanley Airtrope
Florence Taylor
Guy Blider
Tarkio
Guinn
Knights and Ladies of Secuity Lodge
7. O. O. F. Hall
Todge
Boyle’s Daylight Store
Hamburg, Iowa
Greaning
Gos
Diick Larson
Varvburg
Monarch
Vollrath
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