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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1924

Page

3

Free bridge proposed over Missour river at Nebraska City

Herbert Schwaderer a raid commissioner of Otoe county says a free bridge over the Missouri River at Nebraska City can be built without private costs. Nebraska and Iowa aided by the federal government could fund it with no bond. State officials support the plan. the bridge would ease car truck and railroad traffic with potential nominal tolls or upkeep provisions. Sidney At-

Miss Gourd Nebraska City Herbert Schwaderer Otoe County Nebraska Gun Lown Sennaderer Qoy Cochran Nebraska Iowa Sidney At

Fragmented Ode On Longing For Warmer Climes And Home

A damaged OCR voice laments restless travel and misfortune, musing that no place offers complete escape from care. The speaker recalls wishing for a homely field free of storms and winter, while longing for a warmer December and distant stones as solace.

Rome

Westward dream comes true with a humble shack by the sea

The narrator recalls leaving the cold north for a coastal home where blizzards fade. He describes a life of mild seas, flowers, sunshine, and free air, while swatting flies and enjoying a steady climate. The tale ends with Walt Mason’s signature.

Law Shack Walt Mason

Who Stole the Auto from Morrow’s Garage

Friday night a break in at Morrow’s garage led to his car being stolen and returned, with his mackinaw and lap robe missing and the car smeared with blood. Hair found in the blood suggested a rabbit was involved, and a stranger was seen offering a rabbit claimed to be run over. Morrow’s items were later found at Northwestern stockyards, suggesting the night’s events.

Vlor Morrow Taylor Daily Paper Daily Press Morrow Northwestern

Mack Almost Had Fire Near Visible Gas Tank Incident

An event at Mack's Watson store nearly caused a fire on Saturday night as a curious onlooker lit a match to peek inside the new patented visible gas tank. The dangerous moment led to a close call with flames and heightened alarm among witnesses.

Mack's Watson Fallows

Firefighters Save Building as Tank Fire Threatens

Vera terres and Dick Whitehead rushed into a blaze after a tank fire. Quick actions of two employees likely saved lives and property, preventing an explosion that could have blown through a brick wall. The fire extinguisher, on the wall for fifteen years, proved invaluable in this incident.

Vera Terres Dick Whitehead

Burglary and Larceny Arrests in Royal District

Sheriff Chastain took Thomas Howell and Arch Robinson into custody last Sunday on burglary and larceny charges. They allegedly broke into the unoccupied Lee Burg home in Royal district and stole bedding and other articles, most of which were recovered. Howell posted bond. Robinson remains in custody. The Burgs, residents of Phoenix, Arizona for over a year for Mrs. Bure’s health, had Wr. Bure, the owner’s father, look after their goods, leading to the quick discovery of the theft.

Chastain Thomas Howell Arch Robinson Lee Burg Royal District Howell Robinson Phoenix Ariz

Pipe Break Floods W.R. Dunes Home

Sunday flood flooded the W.R. dunes residence after a water pipe burst in the bath area. A peddler alerted Mrs. W Wilson, and Mr. Wilson entered to find water pouring through ceilings into lower rooms. A plumber shut off the supply. Mr. Jones was informed of the mishap.

W.R. Dunes Mr. Jones W. Wilson Red Oak Express

Christmas Tree Debate on Value of Festive Use

Opinions clash over sacrificing millions of trees for Christmas celebrations. Proponents say forests yield valuable benefit from trees and the Christmas tree remains a bright, cherished symbol for children with candles or lights.

Fragmented Red Oak Express summary item

Fragmented OCR text describes a charity sentiment and a riding incident with injuries but is garbled and hard to parse. It mentions a chief charity, eloquence of sentiment, and a horse incident with leg injuries during a pasture ride. Medical aid was provided to injured individuals.

Tng Anial Red Oak Express

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