Hamburg Finishes Season After Hard Fought Win
Hamburg closes its season with a hard won victory at Sidney under severe snow and wind. The Hamburg team, led by regular starters including Costh and Horson, scored early and held Sidnay in check as reserves finished the game. Mathews and Long powered the offense while the Hamburg defense limited Sidney, earning the Southwestern league championship edge with a 207 to 26 points tally across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Sidnéy
Sidney
Khe
Horson
Sidnay Warriors
Sulney
Marcy Long
Mathews
Kara
Yes
Fig
Yale
Workman
Birzine
Ran Nowa
Bhilnay Wickid
Ynivls Anal M. Long
Ual
Long
Yan Tae
Shiliey
Yaris
M. Tore
Post Office Urges Early Christmas Mail Shopping
The local post office promotes early shopping to avoid holiday mail backlog. A government program titled Shapami Mit Barly will air Friday December 7 on WOAF Kansas City to explain how to properly wrap and address parcels and reduce delays during peak rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centri
Evie
WOAF
Kansas City
Kansasity
Turing
Brondennine
William M Gray services and burial in Hamburg area
William M Gray longtime Nebraska City resident and Morton-Grecon worker died Sunday night at a local hospital. Funeral held at his family home with Rev Nathan Mortimore in charge before burial at Mt Zion Cemetery Hamburg. He survived by his mother eight sisters and four brothers. Fire at First National Bank damaged structure. arson suspected from cigarette. Dan Arbuckle sold the Glenstate Farm of 220 acres near Hamburg to Alex Mullens after forty years ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Gray
William
News-Press
Dan Arbuckle
Glenstale
Alex Mullens
Hamburg
Fremont County
Mr. Arbuckle
Ho Wynka
Hhe Island
Towa Highway Contracts Awarded at Antes Meeting
The Towa State Highway Commission met at Antes on November 27 and awarded $2,1260,169.38 in contracts for road improvements including paving, grading, bridges, and culverts. George W. Condon of Omaha received the main contracts, with start dates as soon as spring. The awards total $14,088.72 for grading and $25,290 for six culverts on the FATTO road, and the project extends from the town Missouri Nine to Rock Port. The commission aims to place this road in good shape by 1929 as part of interstate highway plans. A nine mile segment between Sabir and Glenwood on No. 4 will proceed, with work previously let in October by the Tawa Highway commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State Highway Commission
Antes
Conserhantes One IE
Iowa-Missouri Connection
George W.condon
Omaheamik
Fatto
Alsa
George W. Condon
Flirt
Sabir
Glenwond
Tawa
Iowa Highway Commission
Iex
First Ward
Siorut
United States
Tabor
Cornell Bluffs
Connell Bluffs
Minerota Riate
Hembang
Ttig
eMisgopri Valley
Ibis Alsin
Daswa
Sioux City
Plymouth-Stowr County
Plymont-Sioux
Minnesota
Missouri
Oniwa
Tersday
Arless Catte
Harrison Brilivering Company
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Ing
Aps
Fremont
Mills
Pottawottumie
Orrison
Monona
Woodbury
Plymouth
Sioux
Lyon
Hamburg
al Hinelen
Brent
Aril
Klvetel Om Verome
Gulf of Mexico
Lessure
Spain
Wrain
Glenn Sellera Weds Misa Dora Glenn in Hamburg
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home on Monday November 26 with Rev Rickendall officiating. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thoman W. Glenn, has lived with her parents in Hamburg this past year and is praised as an accomplished young woman. The groom, a former ranch hand from Upton Wyoming, recently sold cattle holdings. The couple will honeymoon briefly then reside in Springfield, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dora Glenn
Hambure
W. Sellers
Upton
Wyo
Thomas
Glen
Doy Rickendall
Thoman W. Glenn
Hamburg
Sellars
Wye
Springheld
Oregon
Fifty Sixth Wedding Anniversary Noted in Local Community
The Vie Rey and Zack couple celebrated their fifty sixth anniversary with a modest gathering on a Wednesday this year. A daughter, Mrs. Mabel Andley of Atchison, Nebraska, sent a fine cake. The couple are well known locally and received warm congratulations from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ndley
Atchison, Rebr
Zack
Farm Bureau Meeting Set for December 18
The Farm Bureau of Mailteor and Itlverton townships will hold a meeting with Mr. Jacob Selmour on Thursday December 18. Attendance is requested from members and officers will discuss local agricultural issues and cooperative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mailteor
Itlverton
Jacob Selmour
Thoraday
CIA
Runaway Boy Returned After Wandering Discovery at City
A fourteen year old boy, wandering near the shore, was picked up by Grant Crownover early Sunday morning. The youth, claiming a father who is a cook and a mother a milliner, gave a false name before revealing his identity as Tony Tivens of Sansant City. He was held by authorities until his guardian arrived and the case was settled Sunday evening. The Catholic church hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner in its basement, serving an estimated two hundred attendees with the usual generosity. Frances Hickman, a Stephens College student, performed on violin at Cal pimbin station and will play again this afternoon. her brother provided singing with favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Crownover
Mamothar
Crownover
Klentty Ani
Tony Hiviens
Harry Biview
Sansant City
Indy
Hicktitin
Frances Hickman
Slaupitan
Ry Fs Hiskenau
Stephens College
Columbia
Cal
Beatty Finley
South Stour City
Nebraska
Ner Tune
Colks
Mike
Nolevalto Werlosin University
Pvaniny
Joe Oss Miller
Gon Merl
Shinandoahal
Chis Woek
A Miro
Ste Walter Mee
Mire
Mra. C. Ht
Tererbergs
Amu
Gonday
Parclla
Ales J. Zach
Biss Mincie Michel
High Creek School
Wis
Paul McMahon
Shanantoah
T. B. Tindley
Jaaughters
Sid Mes
Vern Findley
Tesson
Kaye
Naa
Bax
Fieristamenty
Petty Lee Harrow
Dave Pinnstey
Wwinker
W. A. Tee
Cms Hever
Tees
sraukBi
Local Club Holds Evening Meeting and Officers Elected
The Washington organization held a recent gathering with Mrs Harvey Prather’s division serving refreshments. Officers elected for the coming year include Chris Speigel as president, Simpain as vice president, Clark Heatt as secretary and treasurer, Gilbert Zach as sergeant at arms, and Charles Allison to lead music duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvey Prather
Yeal
Chris Speigel
Chaos
Simpain Wie
Clark Heatt
Treaurer
Gilbert Zach
Sergent Ab Armt
Charles Allison
Charg
Lie
Hlas Fine Garage and surrounding property notes
Dick Latean connects Republican building to his former site and adds a new garage with two avenues for moves between the structures. A heated storage box and cast silo outlet improve access. Entertaining for Mrs. Mac Maremma, Mrs. Mali Davis hosted a luncheon at North Mareer, with guests including Miss Oklt Frovan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Latean
Tie Tevet Qin
Anab Vo
Mac Maremma
Malti Davis
North Mareer
Mad Mac Manaman
Okltfrovan
PL Reeves
Wantburg
Quest of Honor
Alice Swiggart
GM. Moore
J. O. Staples
Pond Mra
Elle Hotton
French project in Algeria eyed as groves of cork trees grow
A fragmentary report notes French agricultural aims in Algeria. It mentions four cant ins lat wind growth and a peculiar ear specimen resembling a corn car with a four-branch split. Observers describe twin ears and others, with cork tree groves highlighted as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Santa Claus Letters Press Call to Readers
The Reporter urges readers to send Santa Claus letters from children quickly as only two weeks remain to publish them this year. Santa will bring toys and the Christmas picture show is mentioned, with focus on collecting letters in good order for the upcoming gift season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
North Pole
Sara
Northwestern News Coachs Pick All Star Eleven 1928
Sentinel reports voting by Northwestern News conference coaches for the mythical all star eleven of 1928. Honorable mentions include Kuarsay, Mathews, Wolney Wilcox, Rasmunson, Purike, Gay, Dennis, and Hodis. Five schools placed on the first team with Red Oak, Shenandoah, Tambor, Creston, and Atlantic represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenatoosh Sentinel
Lews
Ami
Feault
Hamburg Amen
Ehey
Marty Jong
Firet
Red Oak Shunandonl
Tambor
Creston
Auantle
Heart
Shuulier
Ehwone Wolney Wilcox
Red Oak
Rasmunson
Atanite
Purike
Houser
Gay
Shenandoah
Dennis Af Hamby
Thomas Oteffersini
Homy
Shenandoah Ang Dal
Gren
Hamlurg
Iniacdd
Tienititosa
Glenwood
Howe
Hedlfalt
Teaf Creston
Turnes
Owen Favoriter
Morey Lang
Itambuirg
Gare Jurgiment
Wall
Bei
Woolsey
Atantic
Ond
Clara Bow in Wings at Colonial Theatre
Clara Bow headlines Wings at Colonial Theatre on Dec 5 7 and 8 with Show Twin and The Michigan Kut to follow. The program includes Show Girl with Alice White and Sted Jot Bullets, plus Tex Bucha Tex Buch. Also notes community meetings and local club events on December 17 27.
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Strahwest
Colpial
Sornte
Clara Bow
Michigan
Cala
Aviau Bem
Hamburg
Nction
Edinhoes
Liescreen
Pha
Clata Row
Allestar
Ikwon
Allison
Alfred Santer
Alice White
Shia
Flint
Tnt
Giri
Teox Beach
Conrad Nagel
Renee Adoree
Tex Buch
Miss Beatty Finley Favors South Stour City Thanksgiving
Madison notes a series of social items from South Stour City Nebraska including Miss Beatty Finley hosting and attending family events during Thanksgiving week. The column mentions neighbors, dinners, church gatherings, school events, and local visits with several named residents and a few charitable activities.
Women’s Bible Class Meeting Friday at Mamturg Library
The Women’s Community Bible class will meet Friday at the Mamturg library. All ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Bible
Mamturg
AN Youtiesova
Fragmentary query about 1928 oil supply and usage
The incomplete note asks who “venmergers the oll fuxtionoil axpert” and claims by 1928 the supply of nul wowll was used up. It mentions over five laares and “Seat” with terms like sheath and help our tons, but lacks clear facts.
District Court News Delayed Verdict in McClurkey v McDaniel
Jury empanelled to hear the cane of McClurkey v McDaniel after testimony, verdict for the defendant, no damages awarded. Case described with numerous names, legal actions, and a pending supervisory process. Proceedings adjourned to resume with express directions for future court activity and related matters including an infant adoption decree.
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McDaniel
Weil Jonday
Wil
Huw
Ny Eace
Brown
Lusk
Wyoming
Gether
Wilwon
Furans
Fragmentary Local Notice From Aged Newspaper Page
The readable text mentions a late afternoon event with a “pleasant aftartioan” and community interest. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment hints at a church or social gathering and a brief moment of activity after a Saturday afternoon.
Dining gathering at Finnell home attracts local guests
A country dinner at the Finnell residence brought together a notable group, including Mr. and Mrs. Feed Halliny, Mr. and Mrs. Vianege McCrory, Dan Graham of Perelval, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham of Thurtann. The event featured several attendees and was described as a pleasant social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Dona Finnell
Feed Halliny
and Wet
Vianege McCrory
Onsi Med
Dan Graham
Perelval
Don Graham
Thurtann
Paved Road Progress From Missouri to Minnesota
Iowa Highway Commission maps road strides across the state, paving Nos 4 and 34 routes from Missouri Valley via Hamburg to Tabor and onto Minnesota, with several segments graded or paved and others under contract. The full resurfacing aims to link Missouri to the Minnesota line, elevating road quality and affecting regional commerce and travel.
Monday Study Chili The Monday Study at the club
The club read a play titled Abraham Lincoln by John Drinkwater. Members enjoyed the reading and discussed the portrayal of great actors in American theatre. The next meeting will feature May Brenk Davis reading American Theatres In Great Actors on the American State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
William Gobbiete
Thin Awnek
Abraham Lincoln
Joh Drinkwater
Ifferent Ingiirers
May
Brenk Davis
Jeel
Union Thanksgiving Service at M. 2. church
Thanksgiving services were held at the M. 2. church with a refined program on Wednesday evening. Jaye Kirkanalitl gave a talk and the M1. de provided music. The service moved to the 7 o’clock hour replacing the usual morning ritual, attracting higher attendance than the January service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 2
Jaye
Relief fund contributions noted across churches
A community effort recognises donations to the Neier East Relief Fund with leadership from Mn C. W. Casey and church members. The effort raised funds through church actions and local participation, highlighting continued support across several congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowy Mast Helio Vast
Bunda
Golo Rute Suddiy
Neier East
Anihes Tell Park
Rhe
Mn C. W. Casey
Ant Sreparts
Vane Vsung
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Horton
First National
Bonday Eveung
First National Bank
Towa
Glenn Sellera
Ginnet
Hlas Fine Garage
Hambore
Ham Menorad
Tubur
Hambuns
Hasnburg
Malvern
Novanber
Sidi Hurmburg
Tata
Sentra
Sentinel Pleks Two
Ruth Jones
Hiverton Township Live Wire
Yan
Canning
Cormecly
Wide Awakes
Len Comstock
Lish Lowris
Une Sambary Lve
Christine Llanes
Colonial
Lanwal
Munday
Boyouu Omenbera
Fremls
Fremont Courty Farm
Siluay Methodist Ehurel
Noom
Tremont
Napibe
Mary Patnuin
Ruby
Beasley
Wennesday
Rose Diclett
the Indies
Madison News Notes
District
Court News
Perrel Ve. Jamies J. Davis
Alice Dalianne
Peter Larsen
Turnelowre
Maxwell
Colfig
Tor
Elaonre
Dats
Juidgmant
Fry Wileun
Brown & Wilson
Mien Lawrenny
Hwisin
Fred Boyd
Lucretia Hays
Adontion
Max Vin Bayly
Kirkendall
Minn
Jamburg
Acrosa State
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