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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
7
Hamburg notes recount visitors and callers from Omaha, Sidney, Shenandoah, Fairfax, and Greenwood. Local residents, including Mrs. Il A Noble and Mrs. M M Payne, are mentioned among illnesses and family gatherings. several residents travel to Rochester and Galveston for events and care.
Fragmented OCR reads like a social notes page with names such as Christian Watson, Joan Mawpin, Dozier of Shenandoah, and the Marnions. It mentions a banquet in Taykio, Thanksgiving Day gatherings, and visits among families including Edwards, Gaines, Maupin, and McDonald. Several errors and garbled phrases obscure exact details.
Fanny Caudle returned home Thursday from the hospital. Tesse Ruth Million is caring for her. Mr enduted and Selly Morgan were called to Guilford Missouri Tuesday. Their son Kenneth had an accident while digging a well. Machinery and a tall saw caused injuries to his head and thumb, but he is reportedly improving. Selly Morgan visited Me and Mrs. Walker Thursday. Gayst made a business call in Nebraska City Saturday. Mrs. Jay Linsman and others were in Aanburg Wednesday. Mrs. John Chambers returned home Tuesday from Mountain Grove Missouri, visiting relatives stbord Ma. Mrs. and Mrs. Andy Prokap and Celene Ann, and Mrs. Murl Mor gut of St. Joseph were mentioned. Aveta is at the home of Mrs. Litte and Mrs. Vs Tn Hexen were shopping in Nebraska City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ichn Wilson were noted.
The text mixes partial phrases about visits and a giraffe, a line about an animal making a sound, and a garbled sentence claiming Florida's population grew 27.9 percent as the fastest growing state 1930-40, with an unclear reference to the US Canada boundary.
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