Hamburg Hospital Notes Report Of Numerous Operations
The Hamburg hospital records show multiple tonsil removals and minor surgeries among residents like Mea Mary Ann Gorden Stella Mokira Hattie Langston and Dorothy Catlett. Additional cases include Robert Ozenbaugh Ray Waters Frederick Pfaltzgraff and Clifford Bensndiel with varied procedures and recovering well.
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Allephal
Mary Ann Gorden
Hamburg
Stella Mokira
Hattie Langston
Rock Fort
Robert Ozenbaugh
Ham Burg
James Mooney
Wis
Roche Steele
Rolind Steele
Tamburg
Mary Swallana
Duck Murda
Mra Claire
Martin
Ray Canton
Bilney
Dorothy Catlett
Harold Engle
Shenandoal
Marburg Hospital
Cliford Besndiel
Thurman
Wbdoren
Ilford
Arrar Lant
Harlan Wray
Raymond Ryan
Riverton
Hamburg Hospital
Church Board Seeks Another Year Of Work In Hamburn
The Board of the local M E church met Monday evening and urged the Rev Jay Kirkendall to return for another year in Hamburn. The conference is set for September 14 in Indiana. An obituary note in the Reporter misidentified Richard Franklin. it was actually his brother Ben. The paper admits the error and apologizes for the confusion.
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Ehautauqqua
Nhce
Atime Meceme
Tne
M. E
Jay
Hamburn
Wirkendall
Bel
Indiana
Richard Pranklin
Richard
Ben
Asa Harris buys restaurant in Loulevitty Nebraska
Asa Harris purchased a restaurant in Loulevitty Nebraska last week and has moved to the enterprise. The business is described as thriving and Harris is expected to run a first class establishment.
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Asa Harris
Loulevitty
Neb
Onen
Asa
Car Burned Along the Road Near Town
A port coupe was burned on the road east of town near the J. J. Zueh home. Authorities ordered the vehicle brought to town and stored at Standant Garage. No license plates were found. it is believed to be stolen. The car is nearly a total loss.
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She Road
Annual Election of Officers and Meeting for W C U
The W C U holds an all day session on Tuesday September 3 at Mrs T C Catett home to elect officers for the coming year and observe a day of prayer. Mrs P Van Meter leader urges every member to attend for an orderly, reverent gathering.
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Femont Gourty
Belney
F. Eral
Watt
Healay
Heing
Abel Emsferences
Harey W. Bradford
J. J. Ray
Mins
Lucy Mc Michael
Lawrence M. Brings
Howard A. Lamphier
Oltre Pits
Sulla
Dalat
Prado Ai
Cantaraneng
ATI
Ube Catty
W. C
T. C. Catett
Unnion
van Meter
Island News Notes Dinner and Visits Across Nearby Towns
A community dinner at the Pave Vagel home honored winners of a school prize with many attendees from Marion Kansas, Ram Kansas, Hart Kansas, and Omaha. Charley Henier’s son visited, and numerous neighbors shared birthdays, visits, and radio events. Local families including the Bells, Kutins, and Langs were noted guests, with outings to Hamburg and nearby camps.
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Pave Vagel
Minson Tine Seldntlehuwer
Melon Soeuloxky
Thaye
Seriool
Trengos Tah Gemre
Omaha
Helen Ty Hills
Fang
Kio
A.J. Sehlotthauer
Vrapyy Knapp
Dan Bonily
Jon Vogel
Jake Stenset
John Mate
Daughte
Marion
Kans
Joe Svcotavky
Ramo
Will Hines
Hart
Jake Dahl
Cond
Charley Heniers
Hutt
Glarenes Hoyd Sind
Thurbay
John Kutins
Ira Dovel
Charles Tenderson
Charley Trlayton
Feany
Albert That
Rafe Kihna
Guiana
Kohixon
A. H. Guiane
Byer
Monk
Lee Cube
Charley Monk Hone
Rundiy
Claude St
Mee
Don Kedney
Martin
Mavala
J. Ten
Speecely Shubert
Ske Hay
Tau Wueke
Glide St. Clair
Dean Ty Oamaha
de We Lange
CP. Lame
Hamburg
Albert All and i
Will Houchin
Theight
Tas* Yor
Local notes on Hazel Kuhns illness and community visits
Hazel Kuhns improves after illness while Hazel, Wilbur Hintted, and many neighbors share Sunday visits. Families including Harmes, Karr, Headley, Tiemeyer, Holliman, and Putman are mentioned with travel, farming, and school events. A Tuesday road meeting and school term start are noted amid frequent neighborhood movements and tasks.
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Hazel
Rufe Kuhns
Wilbur
Wilbur King
Camily
Otto Putman
Rory
A. H. Guinn
WW. Bailey
Auburn
Guinn
Nebraska City
Sam Harbin
Watson
Otto Putman Farm
Will Case
Will Tiemeyer
Hubert Holliman
Tanily
Ruby Beasley
Joe Hamilton
Hamilton
Carl Werner Ie
Elden Mendenhall
Nebr
Flo
Mra
Hallie
Man
Famly
Pete Olson
Edna
Washington
Nevioro
Lloyd Holliman
Beant Shall
Riverton
Manetay, Jr
Grant Hollieman
Sanday
Truck Owners Face New License Fee Change
Overloaded trucks incur license fee differences tied to rating. Owners must visit the county treasurer to obtain new plates with truck ratings. If overload stays within 25 percent capacity, plates stay in effect. changes shift from manufacturing specs to load capacity.
Engineer Sees Hope After Meriting Cure
J Hy Clark, a retired engineer of 4610 South Gist Street in Omaha, reports severe stomach trouble and weak health from 1924. after starting Sargon pills, he regained strength, eliminated indigestion, and gained weight, claiming overall improvement. Austin Drug Co. agents.
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Meritine
West Fein
J. Hy Clark
South Gist Street
Omaha
Austin Drug Coy Agents
Aily
Overload Licenses and Fees Detailed in Public Notice
A public notice explains how weight licenses for trucks are graded from Class A to Class O with corresponding fees. The system pro rates charges from May 3 for the current year and outlines penalties for exceeding licensed capacity or lacking a rate tag.
Immunization Advances Describe Fever Treatment Steps
Scientists isolate fever causes and insert a snail portion of pollen or other materials to test positivity in minutes. Next, immunization uses a diluted extract to train the immune system, with pollen giving about a year of protection and other treatments offering lasting cures.
Carroll City Promises Parking Restriction Plan
Carroll council in Jaws plans an ordinance to limit business district parking to residents and nearby rural districts. The aim is to free spaces for patrons while non residents face restrictions. Hamburg faces similar issues as cars increase with the automobile era.
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Carroll
Jaws
Towand
JSON
Hamburg
Carrol
The Correct Answer Ske a Woman Question
The Leader prints reader replies from Fort Meade Massachusetts about why a newspaper seeks a woman. Replies note humor about being thinner easier to read and boldface as reasons.
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Fort Meati
Deforestation Topic Cited In Classic Proverb Exchange
The exchange highlights a warning about deforestation and the song Woodman Spare That Tree as an economic moral. It notes an odd reluctance by a man with a toolkit to share his views and stresses the era's attention to resource use and public awareness.
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Rew
Hamburg
Express Price
Ray Baldwin
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