Hamburg Firemen to Bring Christmas Cheer to Kids
Hamburg fire department launches a charity drive called the Fireman’s Christmas Fund to buy clothing, nuts, and necessities for needy children. Volunteers seek contributions at the Hamburg Reporter office and through a community coupon, with shows at Cultunal theatre from Dec 18 offering nightly cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemburg
Homburg
Rikking Finir
Java
Harburg
Hamburg
Freinan
Christaus
Uris
Mumburg
Shining Court Trial Draws Local Attention in December
A fragment notes upcoming hearings in a named court matter with references to local officials, organizers, and a trial schedule. The text mentions December events and a public interest context, with unnamed participants preparing statements and plans.
James Lewis Wooten Memorial Obituary Notes
James Lewis Wooten died after a long illness at Saint Joseph Hospital following cancer of the stomach. He was born December 7 in Saint Foxepl and married to Tydin Kinlrick, with seven children born in the union. five remain. Survivors include his aged father and siblings, his wife, and many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at the M. Bichareh in Hamburg with Rev Tay Kirkendall officiating and burial at Mount Olive cemetery.
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Tomes Wooten
Saint ‘Joseph
Gumeumeard
Gt. Domph
Wiuord Linnstassen
Lowia Woolen
Sletor's Hospital
St. Foxepl
Waa
Tydin Kinlrick
Mia
Avis
Nieweaug
Zuid
Clyda
Bvalend
Roenn
Atk
Hamburg
Tay Kirkendall
Iielating
Santa Claara's Mail Volume At Yuletide Misprint
This excerpt notes a heavy Santa's mail influx around Christmas with children writing to the North Pole for St Nicholas. It mentions vessels of letters, local community joy, and preparations for holiday greetings, with these pages reflecting a festive, period-voice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Lab
Woman’s Bille Clanile Observed at City Memorial
A mixed group gathered at the city memorial on Melday at 2:00 PM. Attendees included Indian community members and local residents, marking a tribute event with a moment of reflection and ceremony.
Monday Study Club Explores Early American Theatre
The Monday Study Club reviewed early American theatre life, noting 19th century venues with benches and cloth coverings, and detailing figures like Mrs John Drew and Edwin Forrest. Mrs L A Reed spoke on pioneers, while plans for a December 15 program were announced at the City Hall.
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Mattin Davis
Ais
Starly Wae
Actus
Stage
Mes L. A Reen
L. A. Reee
Patcona
Rewsalna
John Drew Aml Ker Samii
Eilwin Forcat
G. W. Daveyard
Arwart Zats
PP. Manning
Firdt von Aura
Hiv
Tuscan
Tom
Jenny
Lind
Hie
Aettyien
Graveling
Waarwu
Benyalnntal
July
Trief Nater
Iver
Frukmane
Sothern
Macluw
John Drew
Maule
Adin
Tald
Alow
Idugeriptian
Bediaan
Armerica
Dloga
Ube Glint Vatist
Fuentehingg
Snore
Lutihling
Ubeelob
Tig Leime
Mew
BE. &, Reeves
Fragmented Fire Disaster Report From Old City Addition
An OCR fragment recalls a suspicious fire at the old city addition with a crowd gathering at the fire hall. Casualties and property loss are unclear as witnesses describe flames and destruction. The fragment mentions the Bammer family and a local hall used for gatherings, with references to a prior owner and neighborhood events.
Witthlay arty evening party in fall by the wall
A small, lively gathering described as a very pleasant evening with guests attending a social event. The account mentions a volunteer host and the mood of the night, focusing on the atmosphere rather than a formal agenda.
Auto License Plates Made Easy by County Treasurer
Elbert L. Lair county treasurer urges car owners to apply for 1929 license plates using mail or phone requests. Early applications are appreciated and can be sent by returning the form with a check or requesting the proper card to be sent. A large lumber bid announced Friday by the Bureau of Purchase featured eight bids, with Wheeler Lumber Co. of Den Molinosive the low bidder at 1440.98, Juntoer at Hat burg delivering at $2 per thousand, and Bidnay at $30.40.
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Elbert L
Cat
Uber
Buans
Aupuevigor
Wheeler Lumber Company
den Molinosive
Hatburg
Red Oak Asserted Southwestern Title Hope Amid Turbulent Season
The Red Oak Express highlights Red Oak, Missouri Valley and Hamburg as top teams in a heated regional race. Hamburg’s victory over Glenwood and Red Oak’s close win over Auturn are cited, with debate over who merits the championship based on score margins and strength of schedule.
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Red Oak Express
Inik Srock
Rel Oak
Missouri Valley
Hamburg
Tio Expres
Mhonburg Flynt
Glenwood
Haburg
Kees Ra Gvente
Cory
Vurtoit
Mets
Miler
Impariat
Entitests
Uyron
Montgomery Munis
Slindiadash
Giisel Horde
Oman
Yanex
Colonial Offers Week of Diverse Previews With Prizes
The Colonial presents a spicy schedule with five cash prizes nightly. December 14 15 feature Glenn Tryon Marian Nixon in How to Handle Women and Fred, a strong comedy and dramatic lineup. December 20 31 includes mystery dramas and a burlesque display. Fire Department hosts a five night run with new pictures nightly. The slate promises fast moving thrillers and romance with notable stars and large crowds expected.
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Sometio
Ami
Glenn ‘Tryon
Marian Nixum
Tryon
Mart Alee
Neakus
Valporla
Taran
Satay
Alory
Ayetier
Millow Billa
Bills Hee Alwayz
Lie
Stee
Ambarg Fire Department
Wil Qin
Priann
Turielay
Elonrine
Anton
Fitch
aRivion
Balen
Woilmaday
Deocemary
Reine Griftithy
Dyer
Cally
Donne
Fire Boys
Fox Mil Five
Operattas Well Received at a Friday Evening Event
The article describes a Friday evening entertainment featuring the Red Ayre epettas and other offerings. It highlights the audience reception, the use of an eight-writer instrument, and plans to train children before the port falls. The piece notes the high energy and community interest in the performances and local support for the event.
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America
Bt. Nicholls
Vuaveys
Yiiper
T. K— Marrly
Fhookstive
Trenry
Taula Jensen
Oral G. Dalimany - Rath
Masry Manafiel Almer Mathony Tehon Thuanogan
Mundell
Britt Ayck Milbornpn
AL Ay Aahiranitire
Paul Travis
Dan Doerr
Oat
Fee Egempli
Dad
Porter
Eveliesboa
Thiol
Avery Pia
Ape
Kiwanis Elects Officers At Loyal Hotel Meeting
The Hambucge Hiwanis held their annual officer election last Thursday at the Hotel Loyal. A spirited vote produced a slate that will take office in January, including Ton CG Dougan as president and Rev. ST Overhois as vice president. Directors include Frank Bronson and W. S. Damien among others. A white gopher specimen was shown, mounted by Tatdous Cowles, and displayed in the curio window.
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Kiwanis
Hambucge Hiwanis Eli
Hotel Loyal
Hiroughout
Ton CG
Dougan
ST. Overhois
Coy
Trict
Low
Carroll
Leeasier
Pathe
O'Donnell
Frank Bronson
Paul Prasia
RF. Moyne
Verne Weay
Fret
W. Hill
W. S. Damien
Chorkt Scott
Christmas Seals and Sumplex Variant Emblems Shown
The Ham burg chair C M Workman reports receipt of Christmas Seals and the Sumplex Twenty One variant emblem of the National Tuberculosis Crusade. The display features a blue background with gold and red ship imagery, a white and gold laced helm, and a foam capped sea. The message advocates health restoration, poverty relief, and wartime victory funding for children.
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C. M. Workmat
Hamburg
Saraugh
Rendinler
Alton
Bann City
Train Fatality In Kaex India Claims J B Latin
J B Latin is killed by a train in Kaex India. Mrs TB Fahl is injured, and family notes years of illness prior to the incident. Funeral plans were announced with the body interred at a local cemetery. The report mentions property ties in Addison County and moves to Maine years earlier. The piece references a chaotic path of events surrounding the tragedy.
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TB Fahl
Kaex
India
Hla
Mra. Dukin
Tatiana
Fragmented OCR: Murida six tiny ate fice Saturday
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a trip to Ble Peteraburg and Ble Peteraburg area with vague weather notes. It references people named Dayne and Miya and hints at a disrupted conversation about recent events.
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Mym
Dayne
Peteraburg
Millon
Christmas Picture Show for Kiddies at Colonial
The Rep reporter hosts a free Christmas picture show at the Colonial this afternoon for all community children and school age youngsters. Adults pay, while kids enjoy the event aimed at bringing holiday cheer to the little folk with a quiet, enjoyable program.
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Hamburg
Christies
Hettar
Coledy
Colvin
II Fell
Hamburg City Prepares Holiday Street Decorations
The town readies festive displays with twelve streamers across Main Street and bright window scenes. Local merchants report illuminated storefronts while larger ornaments and a central crest are planned for a Sunday unveiling.
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Hamburg
Wna
Mp Seavuner
Theatman
Secretary for 20 Years Retires Amid Local Meeting
A historical minutes-like notice records the secretary’s 20 years of service, noting attendance, roles, and officers present at a local gathering. It lists names such as Rath Led torwood, W. M. Chude Casr, S. Wa Taery Jenk, and J. W. Clits Frixher, reflecting period speech and organizational duties.
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Thompson
Alary
Jergeelem Lingo
Sir Hs
Chloeut
Gemma
Artita Yeplow
Tuemlay
Ighereatingy
Tronwony Cafe
Pho Tullowiy
Torwood
W. M. Chude
Casr
S. Wa Taery Jenk
J. W. Clits
Treamuone
It's Basketball Povo Mortyn Lured Wis Ulteic Kin
A fragmented sports note outlines local basketball intrigue with players named Mortyn and May Morken, set around Riverton and Vermont counties. The piece hints at a forthcoming season with team rosters, matches, and a broader live-wire local sports scene.
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Povo
Mortyn
Lota
Teomkey
Riverton
Janney
Weliru Hivarton
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W. E. Mutzinger
Thor- Eran
Une
Taillais
Mabie
Tonante
Angie
Alettine
Tilahk
James Lewis Wooten
Santa
Nema
Chktren
Nicholan
Rammer Honge Burne
Mila
Mosb
Unie
Tate Taal
de Wrde Parry
Mason Taw
Rusgiedd
Hud
Yater Bupper
Wits
Jurgen Roesalaady
A Witthlay Arty
Thie Wall
The
Colonial
Moat
J.B. Latin
Euinglicuin
Sk Feowraes
Tonk
Wemont
Sini
Willy
Atatos
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