Bank examiner named for Farmers Savings Bank closure
J W Hughes of Creston named examiner in charge after Farmers Savings Bank closed December 20. Local confidence cited, with expectations of better handling than a stranger, deposits and settlements pending. Rumors of reorganization and stock offerings for depositors surface amid talks of 75 percent recovery under renewal plan, but no definite payout details yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JN. Hughes
Creston
Farmers Savings Bank
Mr. Hughes
Hamburg
Bank of Mamburs
My. Hughes
Bank of Hambure Arhiah Sits in Seizure
Bank officials seek to stabilize the Bank of Hambure Arhiah now under seizure. Delays in clerical work hinder back-office tasks as staff open until six in the evening to catch up with accounts. Depositors face uncertainty as the new arrangement promises interest at a rate until the next due tendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdandine
Hambure
Arhiah
Seeaiver
Timca
Alv
Mow, Cate Morgan Dies in Walton Funeral Played
Cate Morgan Mow obituary notes her death and funeral service in Walton. The report mentions survivors and details of burial arrangements, with family members and local officials named sparingly amid fragmented lines from the clipping. The piece reflects a community notice style with limited readable facts.
Bank Statements Show Hamburg Banks On Safe footing
The Iowa State Bank and First National Bank of Hamburg report strong health under state and federal supervision. The statements reveal large deposits and ample cash to meet requirements, indicating both banks are among the safest in the country for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Bank
First National Bank
Hamburg
Hla
Colonial Theatre Week Program Promises Drama and Starred Pets
The Colonial Theatre announces Thursday and Friday showings of When a Man's a Man from Harold Bell Wright, with Strongheart in The Love Master on Saturday. A mix of adventures and youth themed films follows, plus a Baptist special program next Thursday night. Local residents Minkald and Uncle Chris are noted, with goodbyes spoken to familiar faces as the community anticipates the week’s entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wright
Strongheart
Sternal
Atlas
Lilly
Betty Brendan
Peter Pan
Colonial
Study Center and Teachers Meet at Hamburg High
A combined study center and Fremont County Teachers Association meeting will be held at Hamburg High School on Saturday January 17. Speakers include Macy Campbell head of Rural Education at Iowa State Teachers College Minnie Bourland supervisor of teaching and Minnie Burland. The agenda lists 10:00 address on Holding the Selala Up to the per cent line 11:00 rural and grade teachers conferences 12:00 lunch 1:00 music 1:30 address Improving the Teaching in My School 2:16 conferences Rural and Grade Teachers Literature Lessons in Age appreciation High School English round table with Supt M Ireland Tabor Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County Teachers Association
Hamburg High 20
Hamburg
Macy Campbell
Selala
Wes
Samuel Holmes Celebrates 86th Birthday In Alamogordo
Alamogordo, New Mexico, marks former resident Samuel Holmes’s 86th birthday on January 1. Friends expect a New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mary Darby Shire with local pastors and wives. Holmes, longtime Tramburg citizen and former wire reporter, is remembered for his broad ties and public service.
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Alamugorda
Mins Mary Darby
Mes
Calvin A. Duscans
Mropa
Mas
Hal LeBiel- Mer
Holmes
Citizen O
Tramburg
Fepda
Fox
Bridge club honors Mrs Vern Uatel on birthday
Tuesday Velde hosted a bridge gathering at Mrs Vern Uatel's home on Friday evening. The event featured a three course luncheon and a successful turnout with all games enjoyable.
Papers File Their Lists for the County Printing
The county printing session at Silpyy on Monday saw four papers file first, two from Sidney and two from Hamware. An urgent list of subscribers within the county shows the readership spread, with local editors contesting duplication.
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Spn
Silpyy
Sidney
Ham
Ware’ i
Ista
Sidney Arua
Sidney Deralel
Hamburg
Milla
Republic
Herald
Dita
Ant
Hunts
Hangteo Duta Nedrhbaringy
Howey
Community Tree Presents Children’s Christmas Market Fun
Community Tree presents a children’s Christmas market event with tickets available at the Market Haven. The show features a festive lineup and activities for families. Tickets go on sale by Saturday January 1 at 2 pm. Profits support local community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Tree
Christad Tree
Meiy Uekets
Fanian
Hospital Notes Reflect Patient Recoveries
Vera Powers returned home after an operation a few weeks ago. Otto Putman, with a broken leg, shows a very slow but steady recovery. Fred Ramsey of Percival underwent an operation for a ruptured appendix on Monday and is progressing well. Wm. Hunn, visiting from Lincoln, is hospitalized with pneumonia. Mrs. James Young of Sidney improves after injuries. A number of definitions were made the hospital on New Year’s. Drs. Chap. Nelson gave some cur ned frail, and Mrs. Carrie Smith i fine roast and other articles.
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Vera Powers
Otto Putman
Fred Ramsey
Percival
Wm. Hunn
Lincoln
Chester White
James Young
Sidney
Nelson
Carrie Smith
Banquet Offer Promised If Team Won Three Games
Home company offered the high school football squad a banquet if they won three straight games. The team did not achieve the streak, but the firm’s representatives Verne Wray and W. Stanton praised the players. Rev Wedy Slane spoke on the theme What I Take to Make a Real Sport, and the event included football, fife, and a procession.
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Gil Company
Verne Wray Aond
W. Stanton
Endinh
M. I. Church
Lmit
Wedy Slane
Lompany Baron
Fife
Gom. Workman
Ganeh Barrett
Local News Fragment on County Road Project and Events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Wolk pressuring completion of a major county project, with posts, wires, and laterals in place. Mentions Mrs Verah Medford hosting an event at Presiding Home. a Tuesday gathering included guest attendance and chapel services after a sequence of Jeanne Tipeby visits.
Old Baby News items reveal village life and era tales
A rambling transcription of an 1887 Baby News page recounts townsmen mishaps, a nose replacement by Dr. Lovelady, a Mapes-Carricker marriage, local prices at Vollman & Cook, and scattered notices of shops, farmers, and families, painting a vivid, if fragmented, snapshot of late 19th century rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Cummings
Ephraim Reid
Wert Reid
John Harris
John Harria
Po 'Pyter
Kymeth
Merehynta Bank
Pani Ak Joweat Orytea
Pranle Dealts
Pranle Dealts Partnered] Nee Afi Tarntine
Towal
StatTar & Co
Thore Tambor
Wien
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JW. Hughes
Madinon Township Farm
Beth Set de
Aver- Pentons
John Hosnean
M. Green
Ora Rosaean
Amydtaon
William
Yates
Dunia
Bark Pratt
Fisher
Fremont County
Ora Roxaeas
Whitlam Yalua
Buck Pratt
Remont
Almut the
Bank of Mamburg
Cate Morgan
Lad Morgeau
Walton
Dial
Wits
Dgie
Linley
Seth
Colonial Theatre Program
Cincinnati
Minkald
Vhs
Harel Taal
Cinebinatt
Ohio
Chris
Ford
Minnie L. Bourland
Iowa State Teachers College
Minnie Bourland
Macy Ganvye Hell
Minnie Burland
High School Round Table
Ireland
Tabor
Towa
Samuel Holmes
Alamogords
New Mexico
Neva
Verona
Hamburg High School
Swanson
Ewing
Seal
Tong
Beniligkeil
Homes
Neeley
Mills
Wilds
Simons
Clayton
Stacy
Pratt
Bridges
Fletcher
Hicks
Boldra
Bolton
Avnet
Werth
Mile Tiedl
Chantangay
Geovyn
Jett Tieaday
Jena
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