Bank Receivership Near for Farmers Savings Bank
The Farmers Savings Bank, closed December 20, awaits assignment of a receiver by the state banking department. B S Kirkpatrick will direct the receivership, with F R Jones appointed to take over and consider reorganization. Local cooperation has been strong. depositors can expect a prompt, satisfactory settlement.
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Farmera Savings
B.S. Kirkpatrick
State Banking Department
Wr. Kirkpatriot
F. R. Jones
Hamburg
Notice and resolution on resurfacing of paving
A notice and resolution concerning resurfacing of existing paving and adding new paving where requests have been made appears in this paper. The plan is detailed in full elsewhere. costs are said to be minimal and payments can be spread over ten years.
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Cardiliana
Ottumwa Signs Burkhart to Pitching Team
Ottumwa signs Harry Burkhart son of Mr and Mrs George Burkhart to pitch for the Ottumwa team in the Iowa Valley league Fairweather, former Dew Morris owner, signed him after scouts watched his pitching and several games.
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Ottumwa
Harry Burkhart
Mea
George Burkhart
Hows Bean
Oflu
Towa
Lase Daienear Tieoh Valley League
Fairweather
Dew Morris
Harry
Hie Bean
Ganxona
Longus
Christmas Show a Good One at the Reporter Free Picture Show
A small crowd attended the annual free program despite bad weather. Felix the Cat entertained youngsters, with Sporting Youth drawing cheers during an auto race plot. John Murphy brought children from his neighborhood, and plans for next year’s show were hinted by Mr. Golon. Reverend H L Stone attended the Shenandoah funeral of Rev. MoM Cable.
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Howard “Colon
Colonial Theatre
Hamburg
Colon
Mary Pickford
Peter Pan
Betty Bronzon
Emerson Hough
Wien
Harold Bell Wright
Rudolph Valsatino
Devil
Wallace Reid
Abraham Lincoln
Gurl
Watson
Tew
Felix the Cat
Chilren
John Murphy
John Sures Penjoya
Mr. Golon
Joakiner
Erwest Arnie Sr Dies After Short Illness
Ernest Hinze pioneer settler dies at home after stroke aged 66 born Germany April 8 1869 died December 30 1924 at Homburg survived by wife six children Herman Carl Albert O19 Mrs Cowan Chaney Riverton Mrs Elli Luther GU Cola funeral Thursday 2 pm Evangelical church interment Ambury Cemetery
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Ernest Hinze
Hinze
Germany
Homburg
America
Shoul Mambure
Herman
Carl
Albert
Two More to Prison in Boxcar Robberies Case
Louis Briggs, 19, former Missouri botoma resident then Amaha, implicated with recent Payne Junction boxcar robberies. He admits being shot during a firing incident November 29. Briggs arraigned and sentenced to five years at Anamosa prison. Co-defendants Miller and Needles linked to related crimes. Miller earlier pled guilty to breaking and entering and receiving stolen property with five year sentence. Needles received support and a year at Anamosa. Noted references to other suspects and local movements amid the case.
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Prixon
Louis Briggs
Missouri
Bud
Amaha
Railrann
Payne Junction
Biggs
Riggs
Dex
Clyde
Anamasa
Ahshire
Mark ‘Needs
Thala
Javinen
Hotlar Dascrine i
Sheeriyeedindsa
Sidney Angi
Pioneer resident Mrs Frank Beckstead dies at Hamburg home
Mrs Frank Beckstead a pioneer resident near Hamburg died December 20 after a stroke. A roving wife and devoted mother of four, she was born to Frank Beckstead in 1875. Survived by husband and children, and by siblings Fannie Giffen, Meg, Aneana Hall, and Barbara Waking. Funeral was held at the family home led by Rev H Goodrich with burial at Mt Oliva cemetery.
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S, Frank, Beckstead
Hamburg
Frank Beckstead
Leora Liggett
Maude Brown
St. Joe
Baier
Simon
Hime
Los
Reid
Hee Sisters
Mes
Fannie Giffen
Meg
Anena Hall
Lincoln
Barbara Waking
Julian
Neb
H. Goodrich
Mt. Oliva
Rentists Settle for Mire After Fire Damage
An adjuster Priday examined a blaze attributed to Raplisseonle damage and the group received nearly $5,000 for the loss. Plans to restore the billiard and resume church services follow, with Christmas events and a modest donation to the Hamburg Fire Department noted for their firefighters’ commendable work.
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Hamburg
Ealm
Unclear OCR fragment outlines local business shift and event
Fragmentary notice mentions a seed feed store and a person named Winslow involved in a business matter. References to Saturday events, a relocation of an office, and a veteran in the trade suggest a local commerce update with uncertain details and names.
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Pnt
Pr RP
Tewitr
Tanaary St
Earven
Tomes Winslow
Ani
Deetor
Inesin Dp
Twin
Sei Conduel
Atrietly
Cnah
Fragmented Human Interest Note From Obscure Local Pages
A garbled item mentions Mya Walburn of Los Angeles receiving a Chola can from Wergigler and planning a return to California next month. It also cites Maves, 74, of Triogene, a Catholic leader from New York who retired Christmas Eve and suffered paralysis in his home, with treatment at SS class Yeah Vospital in Omaha. New York authorities handle the case of an accused person, after discharge was called to New York.
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Walburn
Wergigler
Los Angeles
Califenia
Wallsend
Colt
Mex
California
Mavs
Triogene
Wome Chrisimus Ove
New York
Ashared Farvere
Wimaelf
Joey
Pathor Hayes
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Recovery Updates
Mrs. Everett Hale returned home after surgery. Vera Powers underwent a complicated operation. Otto Putman is in hospital recovering from a broken left limb. Gart Swanson had adenoids removed. Mrs. Jim Young of Sidney is recovering from a broken limb. Jesse Boyd of Sidney remains a medical patient. Mrs. B. W. Barnes and baby returned to Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stites Jr. and baby also returned to Sidney. Christmas remembrances brought candy from Dr. Dantey, a limit cake from Mr. and Mrs. Spicer, and a cash donation from Mrs. Laura Knappe.
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Everett Hale
Vera Powers
Otto Putman
Gart Swanson
Jim Young
Sidney
Jesse Boyd
B. W. Barnes
Baby
Marriage at Christmas Day Unites Christina Pair
Albert Nook and Mme Ardith Foxal joined in marriage at the Methondial parsonage on Christmas day. Pastor BE Ts Stone performed the ceremony. The couple, well regarded locally, will reside on the groom’s farm six miles northwest of Hamburg after January first.
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Christina
Albert Nook
Mme
Ardith Foxal
Methondial
BE. Ts. Stone
Hamburg
Bronen by Fall of Tree Traps Otto Pufmaen in Wamburg Hospital
Otto Pufmaen IV was pinned under a falling tree for about two hours at a farm near Wamburg. He suffered serious injuries, including heavy bleeding and a badly bruised leg, before rescue. His condition was precarious but not fatal, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Otto Pufmaen iv
Wamburg
Otto
Une Hospital
Evers Peei
Wlad New Officers Take Lead for Sunshine Club
Sunshine members met last Tuesday with Mrs. Dovelty Hardman and R. Reese presiding for the new year. Officers elected include Mrs. Te Tonnett as president, Mrs. Goldin Robinson as vice president, and Mr. Slayton as secretary-treasurer. A Christmas gift exchange enlivened the afternoon and a draw prize went to Mrs. Wardman. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Dollie Lami on January 6.
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Sunshine
Dovelty Hardman
R. Reese
Ent
Ofivers Slerted
Te Tonnett
Goldin Robinson
Slayton
Dollie Lami
Successful Community Christmas Tree Event Brings Joy
The Christmas Eve program faced cold weather but succeeded with Old Santa on hand to entertain children. The Rees Building distributed sacks of candy and oranges, funded by earlier purchases and a house discontinuation. Toys included bats, dolls, kitchen sets, and more, chosen for ages. Volunteers and committee members ensured each child received a present, with strong community turnout and support across the town.
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Santa
Rees
Bogap
Santa Claus
Holt
Herschel Commins
Herve Flas
Handy
Yirane Couple Marry at Riverian Farm Home
The wedding of Mis Mary former and Mr Fase Cotes occurred December 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Butts in Riverian. Rev W B Harver officiated in the presence of two witnesses. The bride, daughter of Mr Clyde Torentie Tye, is a teacher from Farragut schools. The groom, a farmer, is from near Riverton. The couple will reside on a farm near Catherine’s. Various local families attended.
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Yirane
Mis
Mary Former
Me Fase Cotes
Mir
Clavenes Butta
Riverian
W. B. Harver
Butts
Phe
Land
Clyde
Torentie Tye
Farragut
Parragut
Seu
Seral Sehools
Cranm Beaemi
Mra
Whalan Cottey
Rivertan
Fiareiyeral
Ned
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