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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
4
Local district announces the Hamburg Public Schools will open next Monday amid reorganization. Officials outline course offerings, transportation plans, and board decisions affecting students and families.
Swanee's Fire Chiefs finished runner up in a local event while Pierson defeats Swanee's. The report details parade participants and medical notes from weekend activities, mentioning Fairfax hospital, Rex Darst, Roy Pierson, Helen Toman, and George Gaoklin among others.
The Iowa Old Age Assistance program may serve nearly 19,000 people as federal aid arrives, with state funds covering pensions and funeral claims. 19,000 pensions exist, 2,000 to start this month, and payments depend on 1935 tax collections and appropriations.
Wester Bruce Lantry attended a carriers meeting with Red and Sanday in Tennessee as the president and vice-president discussed issues. The session aimed to improve the mail service and was reported as very helpful by the men involved.
Clarindr Production Credit Assn announces a Sidney branch to be led by R M Gowden offering 5 percent loans to lenders and stockmen. The office will handle loans on the upper floor of the Esden building at the southwest corner of the square. Open Tennis Tournament entries are now being taken for September 9, 12, and 4. Fees are fifty cents singles and one dollar doubles.
Patchwork from Corning Missouri details new broiling equipment at Pinkey’s operation, a moving to Hamburg and opening plans for a Masonic brick room store, a Chow Dog adapts to local conditions, and notes on missing officials delaying a county convention. It also mentions a benefit bridge, a Catholic church choir, and a fire at a shop in Corning with uncertain origin.
Fire swept through a frame hotel occupied by the Albert Mears family early Wednesday. The blaze started in a downstairs room and spread to a barber shop, destroying the building and damaging the Schester Bros. store wall. The Bank of Cornya building nearby was saved, with Mr Swan aiding in salvaging equipment and furniture.
Will Tame Brahma Calves and Johnson, noted as successful in calving work, train a pair of Brahma calves given by the Sidney rodeo association. They aim to have them exhibition ready for the 1936 rodeo. Jimmie Rhode suffers an injury during the training attempt while guiding his pony.
A rider was knocked from a pony when the animal sprang forward during a training session. The fall caused a forehead cut severe enough to sideline the rider briefly. The incident drew attention to safety in equestrian practice at the course.
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