Advertisers to Benefit From Ackerman Plan in Hamburg
The Reporter announces exclusive use of Ernest Ackerman, Cedar Rapids advertising expert, for Hamburg. His free services aim to boost local merchants and city commerce, with a booklet of advertising insights to be distributed after a Cedar Rapids Ad Club session.
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Ernest Ackerman
Advertising Export
Cedar Rapids
Hamburg
Ackerman
Big Piper
Joss
Ad Club
J. la Mattson
Cedar Rapida Ad Club
Pis Broklet
Befora
Forest City
Lilia
A Big Enterprise Manns Hamburg Feed Yard in Hamburg
A. T. Mann operates a large feed yard and related industries on U Street between Argyle and Main streets in Hamburg. Described as a major local enterprise, Mann exudes optimism and forward‑looking energy despite skeptics.
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Hamburg
Missouri
A. T. Mann
U Street
Argyle
Main Streets
Mr. Mann
Mann
Remberg Reclaims Citizenship. Conducts Meeting At Church
Remberg, once a citizen of Shenandoah and later a burg citizen, has again become a city resident. He has led several evening mission meetings at the Free Methodist church, drawing solid attendance and interest from attendees.
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Boyd
Burg
Shenandoah
Free Methodist Church
Christmas at the Island Hamburg's First Tree Recalls 1911
Edgiter Reporter recalls Hamburg Island Christmas celebrations with Minnie Hayen teaching at Island school district. The 1911 event featured a hand grown fruit and doughnut tree, candles, auctions for school funds, songs, and a community feast led by Miss Bayes and local children.
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Hamburg
Edgiter Reporter
Island
Minnie Hayen
Randolph
Miss Bayes
Aneh
Malvern Egg Champion Raises White Leghorns
Mrs Wrank Wilea of Malvern is noted as a leading chicken raiser in the area. She sold about 2200 dozen eggs in the past year and, including hatching and household use, has gathered roughly 3500 dozen from her hens, all from White Leghorns.
Notice Moves Forward Li to Mind's Method
The notice notes continued support from Fred and patrons in Hamburg and mentions a settlement expected soon. It reports A. E. Wanamaker’s promotion to chief dispatcher, previously at Deadwood and Alliance, Neb., with acknowledgement of his career and responsibilities.
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Bert Carpenter
Orth
Sean
Anax
Gwan
Pam
Gar Fing
Rockport Mail
Tomind
Fred
Ham
Jau
Deadwood
Cor
Alliance
Neb
Wade God
A Good New Feare Present Magy
Parents consider New Year gifts as Mercantile Exchange Bank offers small pass books for children to credit amounts. Christmas programs in Sunday schools feature trees and gifts, with pupils showing training in preparation. A large snowball incident disrupts a Christian church in Hamburg, where money was left for purchases of pleasure and profit.
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Hamburg
Samuel Holmes
J.N. Harris
Baynburg
Lawyer Armstrong
Su.ronge
Holmes
Ashton
Scott
Hamiltons
Presanta
Nike
Lawyar Crandal
Thear
Nice Iich
Bethlehem
Christmas Round-up Ends with Legal Trouble for Morrison
The article describes Morrison, once peaceable, drinking poison in Christmas whiskey and attacking Brower in his store. Morrison was arrested, fined, and discharged, then jailed again on a state court charge. Burk also faced a ten dollar cost for involvement, while public sentiment leans toward sympathy for both men.
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Morrison
Brower
Mr. Brower
Sime Imne
Jerry Burk
Connor Renal A Family Reunion At Gadnor Home
A Christmas day gathering at the Argyle street home of Mr and Mrs John Gadnor drew relatives from across Kansas and Missouri. Present were Damien of Fort Scott Robert Raymond Frank Charles and families including Josephine of Odessa and Will Evinger. Lorimer photographed the clan as they reunited around a festive hearth reviving memories and easing care with the long-separated Connor siblings and parents.
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Connor Bros
Tim
Cholera Threat Hits Skidmore Horses Area
A deadly hog cholera like disease has appeared near Skidmore Missouri causing many horse deaths. It is reported that nearly every farmer in the area has lost one mare or more.
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Skidmore
Mare Harsas
Manual Training Prizes Awarded At Local High School Exhibit
Judges Rollie Carey Bruce Mathews and Win Anspach announced prize winners from the manual training display. James Dean won high school for a tabouirette, Clifford Zach earned a sixth grade pen tray, Carroll Wright a seventh grade pen tray, and Rupertah was recognized in sixth grade for a hat and coat rack.
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Frank Davis
Mincer S& Smalley
McAdoo & Dean
James Dean
Clifford Zach
Carrol Wright
Rirpurdah
Rev Williams Heads to Little Rock Christian Church
A letter from Rev A K Williams to Friend Holmes announces his move from Joplin to lead the Third Street Christian church in Little Rock Arkansas starting January 7. He notes Little Rock's growth with a new capitol building, an impressive union depot, and a rising economy as northern and eastern capital flows increase. He describes the city’s population and optimism for the future, and closes with holiday wishes.
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A. K
William
Holmes
Iam
Joslin
Third Street Christian Church
Little Rock
Ark
Joplin
Capitol
Iowa
Omaha
Miame
Pleasant social at Mrs Doctor Clarke home on Washington
A pleasant gathering was held at the home of Mrs Doctor Clarke on Washington Street during Christmas. Attendees included Charles Clark and his wife from Omaha, Mrs Norma Buchanan and her husband from Kansas City, and Ritter field with his wife and child.
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Doctor Clarke
Washington Street
Charles Clark
Omiha
Norma Buchanan
Kansas City
Ritter~ Field
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