Christian Convention Draws Thambure Congregation
The Christian convention in Hamburg attracted strong Thambure attendance with lively sermons on Sunday schools and youth work. Speakers including Pastor Ferrell and Her. McGee urged duties to children, warned against temptations, and praised religious books. the event spurred church growth and renewed community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thambure
F. D.,ferrell
Her. McGee
Farragut
Church of Today
Yallen
Cirefilly
Aig
Hamburg
Deney
New R R at Imogene Pho railroad progress
Railroad news from Hed Oak 19 notes Imogene progress with a new line from Hed Oak 19 to Imogene. Toa road propar will join the Wabash at O Connora Junction with a spur to Imogene and a turntable at that place. A train ton of ties left the junction. dredge boat Golee and Mr Sternberg dismantle the boat and load it onto cars at the depot requiring thirteen cars to ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Pho
Hed Oak
Imogene
Toa Road
O'Connora Junction
Sternberg
Hamburg reminiscences and local notices from 1888
A March 24 Hamburg issue recalls early city life with letters, ads, and locals. It notes Mrs. Peter Koch’s death, business ads from M F Tyler and Kinmey, and mentions Miss Inez Jones’s Kansas trip. It covers a drainage-ditch dispute near the state line, M W A officers, and the Hamburg Canning Co shutdown for Christmas as harvests loom in Missouri flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Peter Koch
Sidney
M. F. Tyler's
Kinmey
Letticee
Bronson and Parkburnt
Prank
Davis
Wollmen & Cook
T. F Fugitt
Allen Farm
Nix’s
New Goode
Gilman’s
Inez Jones
Hutchings
Shepherd
Kansas
Inez
Farmer, and Merchants Bank
J.P. Beach
Hamburg Apple Crop Proves Profitable as Vinegar Grows
In Hamburg region records show shiploadings of 128 thousand 100 bushels of apples and 125 thousand gallons of vinegar this fall. Estimated prices yield about 64 thousand dollars from apples and 24 thousand from vinegar. Farmers face a strong harvest year with sizable returns despite market spreads. In related news, Mrs. Payne, formerly of Hamburg, lies seriously ill in a city hospital. doctors advised against stomach surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Cofton Grows in Wamburg And Ames Club Contest Promises
Ike Muhler experiments with cotton in a garden at Wamburg and grows pods full of cotton strands after planting from seed found in a box car. Iowa youths can win prizes at the third annual Boys and Girls Club contest at Iowa State College Ames with trips to Washington and more. write P C Taft Manager Ames Iowa for particulars and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Muhler
Ihis
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Washington
D. C
P. C. ‘Taft
High Cresk Baptist Pastor Resigns and Relocates
High Greek Pastor Resizis Rev has resigned from the High Cresk Baptist church and moved his family to Watson. He will continue services at Grange Hall and spend his time on evangelical work for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Looney
High Cresk Baptist Church
Watson
Grange Hall
Tomginder
Cadet Adamson Serves in Medical School Cadre
A postal card from Head Ad Ammson states Cadet Roach Adamson is progressing well. He studies in the medical school in service to Uncle Sam at Fort Logan, Colorado. A photograph shows him with other medical cadets performing an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adammson
Uncle Sam
Fort Logan
Colo
Died From Lockjaw After Wound Near Ball
Frank J. Besle died last week from tetanus known as lockjaw after a minor foot wound near a ball field. He collapsed Thursday evening and suffered convulsions until his death Saturday night. Born July 11, 1861 in Pennsylvania, he was the son of WG Seale of Fisher township. Funeral at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. J.B. Bartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Besle
Ramedise
Pennsylvania
WG. Seale
Fisher Township
Presbyterian Chire
J.B. Bartley
Santinel Post
Publisher Jim Yowell recounts local paper ethics tale
Jim Yowell, publisher of the Valparaiso Visitor, recalls his Fremont county publishing career and denounces a local subscriber who refused to pay. He likens unpaid subscriptions to theft and says marked copies will be mailed to business men in Lumbar to spread awareness.
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State Line
Nishnabotna River
Missouri
Tomie
Fremont County
Efiasouci
Migsouei
Nishna River
Knox
Hamburg
Nishuabotaa River
Board of Supervisors
Jim Yowell
James A. Yowell
Valparaiso
Neb
Visitor
The
Reporter
Farragut Leader
George Beatie
Ope Tie
Sumner
Grand jurors listed for 1912 term and legal notices
The document lists grand and petit jurors summoned for January 1912, names including Elias Cuslett, J. L. Invin, B. J. Hunter, W. A. Prisver, Pat Hughes, J. A. Vyse, and many others from Hamburg, Farragut, Parcival, Sidney, and nearby towns. It notes Lawyer Ramsey of Rockport transacting business in Hamburg and mentions his early life there.
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Wallad
Elias Cuslett
Wiverton
J. L. Invin
Sidney
B.J. Hunter
Tabor
William Moira
Tarragal
OCH
Haven
Nartlete
Tihs
Spear
Parcapat
L. O. Lungmesker
Randolph
Tuga Brown
Hamburg
W. A. Prisver
Pat Hughes
Imogene
J. A. Vyse
Doba Peoing
Tatar
Ralph Kholer
Farragut
Clarence Holloway
Thurman
L. BD
Wright
Anderson
Ea Gordon
Amos Hogsett
Pactagut
George Newens
J. E. Maxwell
Bartists
J. L. Seward
Sam Meade
Parcival
Thos Callen
Berkheimer
Albert Soore
Labar
M. . Giveny
Haburg
H. McKissick
George Breeding
Jesse Bright
Shenandoah
Fred Rogers
Percival
E.R. Slider
A. L. Perkins
Labor
L. A
Jackson
M. Greenlee
L. E. Danson
L. A. Deval
M. J. Myera
James McCarry
Mogeane
Smith Cox
Jordan
W. Strabay
G.T. Hatton
Floyd Stotts
Fatragus
F. Apradten
WH. Moody
Fogane
Willie Tadolph
Charles Thoc
Damburg
E.G. Oriteein
Abot
Ramsey
Rockport
Thursiday- Me
Bluefield Bluefields Paper Noted For Business Mix In 1911
A Bluefield historical note praises the American Daily in Bluefields Nicaragua dated Sunday Nov 12 1911. It highlights Spanish Chinese and Japanese business listings along with real estate hotels and shops. Local officers of Enon Sunshine Chapter C B S held its election and a box supper raised about one hundred ten dollars for a Payne school bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. &. Thompson
Nicaragua
Rosenda Argueiro
Leah Johnson
Death of Mrs Harding at Hamburg
Mrs Tan Farding a 67 year old resident four miles around the bluff northwest of the city died suddenly last week in the evening. She appeared well at supper hour but died by heart failure around ten. Funeral services were held at her home by Rev Duncan of the Christian church and she was buried in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Farding
Duncan
The
Christian Church
Hamburg
Riverside Canning Company Plans Homily Shipping Campaign
A fragmented OCR item notes Riverside Canning Company preparing to begin distributing old fashioned homing goods amid mixed community reaction. The report hints at health concerns and public reception but specifics are unclear.
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Riverside Canning Company
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Christian’s Convention
Christen Churches
Golee
Engineer Bean
Nishna
A.W. A
M. W.A
Conaul
C. W. Warnstaff
W. T Gard
Jake Ward
C. T. Hatch
Bacort
C. A. Benson
Levi Lundy
Beatty
A. ©. Marker
J. W. Lloyd
A, Eb, Wanamaker
Kannety Murchijson
Wade Sperry
Bambore Canning Co
Anna Skays
Bayten
Germany
St Lonig
Peter Ay
Lthéran
John Payne Steck
el Adgerton
Omaha
Edgerton
Joh Payne
Payne
Cofton
Wamburg
Resizis
Roach Adamson
Elgin
Butterfield's
Bluefield Newspaper
Enon
Sunshire
C. B.S
W. M
M. F. Cooley
W.D
E. L. Laie
A. M
W. F. James
Beysching
H. E. Warn— Star
Kittie Jones
Agso
4.L. Holmes
Harding
Abe
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