Hon W T Davis Dies After Brief Illness
Obituary note for William T. Davis of Hamburg Indiana and Hamburg Iowa, detailing his birth in Mt Pleasant Indiana May 14 1846 and life in Hamburg since 1846. Mentions marriage to Elisabeth Tarr in 1878, public service in town council and county legislature, Methodist and Presbyterian church involvement, business leadership, and funeral held at Presbyterian church with burial in Hamburg cemetery. Also brief local notices include Farm Bureau Christmas program and a postponed ditch hearing set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. T. Laviz
Mr. Davis
William T. Davis
Harrison and
Lovina Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Indiana
Slyand
Hamburg
Atchison County
Missouri
Saunders County
Nebraska
Wm. T
Ind
Elisabeth J. Tarr
Gertrude
Honey C
Hanling
Mont
Davis
Randal
Ail Honek
Kansas City
Fremont County
Lont
Davis Haw
Hia
Improse
Presbyterian Church
Aid Ppanter
Overholaer
State Road Program Announced for 1926 27 and 28
Gov Hammill approved a three year road building plan totaling over 27 million dollars to grade drain and gravel 4164 miles and pave 40 some miles across the state. The program targets eight east west routes and five north south routes with gravel focus and temporary improvements to avoid mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwa
Hammill
State Highway Comminater
Fred Tt. White
Comminsion
Connell Huts
Guy
Dwine
Ranntoe
Council Klute
Clintons Ne
Minoniae
Council Lata
Irlington
Barchwond
Lamsings
Tmitwardmi
McGregory
Trwond
McGregor
Worl
Eamonsdo
Northwand
Jane Ting
Braddyetiie
Sairit Bales
Perth
Hambaris
Sidney
Connell
Titantao
Shiiev
Hubert Wood ward Pout meeting in Clu rindy
Attendees include top representatives from Fremont Taylor Adams and Pryce caution. State Commander Murthy and State Adjutant Laird with Frank Miles spoke after a seven o'clock dinner. A tarro at tendance followed by Hamburg wars speakers Dr R B Danley Frank Thenn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wood
Ward
Clurindy
Turaday
Paxte
Fremont
Taylor
Adams
Pryce Cauntion
Murthy
Laird
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Hamburg Wars
Dr. RB
Danley
Frank Thenn
W. J. Davey
Ian Lamb
Glan Stobh
Harold Holloway
Isohor
Trudeau
Dug
Ackley
Carroll
First Annual Hamburg Corn Show Opens This Week
The first annual corn show in Hamburg opens this afternoon with a large display across the city rooms. A program will be given in the building by Washington society members this afternoon. Madson town council farm bureau will furnish the program Friday afternoon. Mr Hughes attended last year and is expected to appear again. The event promises notable features and entertainment for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Eben den Enehen
Ben Nicely
Hell
Washington
Hughes
Farmers Institute
Christmas Exercises at Churches Reported
Churches announce a season of Christmas programs with evangelical services on a Sunday evening and special presentations by Sunday schools choirs and parish groups. Santa Claus and treats will be part of events for children, with a party planned for December 4 and additional programs by Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Peice Wite Givens
Kl Nutta
Sunde
Santa Claus
M. B
Bankruptcy petition filed in federal court in St Joseph
Fragmentary report notes farmer Jack Port and others led a voluntary bankruptcy petition in a federal court at St Joseph. It lists debts and assets including $109,465 secured on farm land in Atchinon county and a judgment of $119,904.06 against Hopkins. Name fragments and unclear entities hinder full clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charenny
Knpris
Jack Port
Thuraiiny
St. Joseph
John i
Ginnis
Tarkio
John Ingo
Kowex
Bank
Hamburg
Atchinon County
Annual Christmas Show for Kiddies at Calantat Theatre
Interest grows among children for the annual Christmas show to be held on Christmas Day at the Calantat Theatre. The free program welcomes all children under high school age from Mainburg and surrounding areas. Featured is the melodrama Tracked in the New Country with stars June Marlowe, David Butler, and Mitchell Lewis, plus the pantomime and “Wonder Dox” highlight. A major hospital foundation effort in Sioux City is noted with former local boy De. Gy T. Nolsat heading the drive, praise given for his leadership and the monument project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calantat Theatre
Mainburgs
Uren
Rin
Womler
Christine Day
Quinn
Val Charie
Santa
Bante
Mane Ponbie
June Marlowe
David Butler
Matchell Lawis
Sioux City Methodiat Hospital
Tim Central
Thiz
Gy T. Nolsat
da Noto
Notson
Conmiite
Sioux City
Phete Yihune
Noten
Christmas Program Held At Home
A household Christmas program featured Christ candled decorations and a brief concert. Mrs. Comer and Mr. Doyle led readings and songs while pianist CHIT Gan and violinist Mrs. Real performed. Attendees praised the event as one of the season’s best. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Muty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Gom
Doylé Hole
Myx
Clhit Gan
Sd Real
Chielotte Fraisher
Jesse Beal
Warald Martin
Mra G. J. Doyle
Mrs. Uedt Muty
Joaelen
Mankera Farmers Bureau Meeting Sees Understanding Grow
A meeting of officers of the Premont county farm bureau was held Sunday in Sidnay Monday evening. Attendees included Tr 7 Sulut Harry Weider Don C Dougan and N W Trewin. After a banquet the state organizer D C McDonall spoke and the gathering fostered better understanding between two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankera
Ue Premont County Farm Bureau
Sidnay
Tae
Greaty
Tr 7 Sulut
Harry Weider
Don C. Dougan
N. W. Trewin
Bureau
Sunny Tennessee reminiscence sparks homecoming
Mrs Kim Evans received a Christmas décor package from sister Mrs Matiliin Crawford of Sunny Tennessee last week. The parcel contained belly and mistletor and various wild forms that reminded her of childhood. After twenty years away, the surprise brought a strong sense of home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Tennessee
Kim Evans
Matiliin R. Crawford
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting in Fremont County
Fremont county hosts the annual Farm Bureau meeting in Sidney on January 4. Officers will be elected and townships with the most members receive attendance incentives. Prizes include 0 for first, 1 for second, and 4 for third place, with a program planned and goals secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Fremont County
Sidney
Thurs Nore
Leli
Robbery at Stoner Drug Store in the Night
Report of a Monday early morning break in at Stoner Drug Store owned by Ralph Stoner. Loot included cash from the register, fountain pens, cigarettes, and wipes. Thieves tried to lift the cash drawer via the back of the machine but dropped the register. cash loss likely only a small amount due to coins remaining. Police suspect the robbers planned to take more but failed. sketchy details and uncertain theft value follow in early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stoner
le Cash Register
Ek Wien
Sheedeiwers Aire
Opery Bel
Ferer
Che Traume
Abe Adanaan
Sheyleo
Navanye
Almul
Aly
Weney
Kiwanis Elects Officers At Task Place Meeting
Viwo and Clu Pilwet among members at Task Place event as annual election of officers occurred. Dr BG Dares serves as President Verte Wray View Press N. We Lrwitr Hayne Ta TR Sjuling Carroll Payie Des Mitchell Havwai Cola KRivknsmt De A Wanamaker selected for the board of directors. committee appointments announced. The meeting held at Lie tiest, with vote tally to be collected at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilirertore
Enero
Camnittens Ape
The Merry Widow at Colonial Theatre This Week
This week at the Colonial Theatre features The Merry Widow with John Gilbert and Mie Muthay in a lavish production. Andre Velie and the Drulles Orchestra provide musical support as the romance unfolds on stage with a noted supporting cast and elaborate backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monelay
Panday
Widuenday
Merry Widow
John Gilbert
Aquinel
Port
Ie Lionn
Respected Lady Kinney Dies in Hamburg Home
Mrs. J. B. Kinney, longtime Ham president, died suddenly at her North Main Street home Tuesday morning. She had faced illness recently but death shocked the community. Survived by daughter and kin, funeral services led by Pastor R. Owner will be at the Presbyterian church Friday at 2, with interment in Hamburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Mise
Over 200 Letters to Santa Cla from a town
Hundreds of letters from children to Santa Claus are featured in this year’s holiday issue. The pages reveal long lists of wishes and family notes, with many expressing gratitude, good behavior, and requests for toys, clothing, and treats.
Hearitende Meeting Through Hamburg Reunion Scene
Hearitende and family visited Council Bluff on Saturday and Sunday. Many former Hamburg residents were present, and the gathering gave the impression they had hardly been away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearitende
Hamburg
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W. T. Davis
Carl Amith
Mirhigh Tinga
Nishna
Bart Golden Andl
Harry
Omaha
Ware Gutats
Alvin Pratt
Stoner Drug Store
Colonial Theatre
Rewa
Wimanity
Laoltie Fayerit
Saurthi
Prac
Wendy
Lonbary
Armas
Natal
Rau
Mathie
Hiddiow
Santa Xo
Rayrae
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