First Baby Born in Hamburg Hospital
The Hamburg Report recalls the first baby born at Hamburg Hospital, James Frenst lin, son of Sir James Ackley and wife, born January 12, 1922. The note highlights Jimmie Ackley’s Hamburg roots, his high school sports career, and a parade suggestion celebrating the hospital anniversary.
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Hamburg
James Ackley
Hamburg Hospital
James Frenstlin
James
Franklin
Jimmie
Aren Nest
Young Tran
Hamburg High School
Hamburg Hospital Missing Number Sparks Wide Backlog
A vague note from Hamburg Hospital indicates a large, unspecified figure tied to a delayed story. The piece suggests many readers nationwide may not be reached, but some may still send greetings to the KMUP if possible.
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Hamburg
United States
Kmup
New Hamburg Hospital Signs Aid to Visitors
Signs directing visitors to the Hamburg hospital have been placed on highways into and through Hamburg. The effort, long discussed by the chamber of commerce and commercial club, is a much needed service after years of frequent questions about hospital directions. Police Chief Will Stacy often guided people to the hospital.
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Sigs Thich
Hamburg
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Will Stacy
Severe
Hamburg Hospital
Hospital
R. C. Danley
Hamburg Doctors of Other Days Recall Early Medical Pioneers
A local retrospective honors Hamburg physicians from pioneer times to recent years. It traces life on horseback, rivers, and mud, noting signs guiding townsfolk to the hospital. Among remembered figures are Dr Wade Perry and early county doctors, with emphasis on sacrifice, study, and community service.
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Hamburg
Ike
Werther
Wade Gperry
Short History of Vitamins in Foods
Dr R O Donley recounts the rise of modern nutrition highlighting vitamin research and medical advances. He cites early life expectancy data, microbial and drug-era improvements, and the emergence of vitamin science as a key factor in extending human life and reducing disease.
Postwar Hamburg Doctors and Pioneering Automan History
Post Civil War Hamburg figures Dr D W Sviggatt and De C Hoover helped introduce the automobile era, joined by a roster of local physicians and medical professionals from Hamburg Riverton Tabor and surrounding towns. The era marked a shift from horse teams to early motor travel as medical practice evolved and doctors filled frontier roles.
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D. W. Sviggatt
Hamburg
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