Farmers Short Course planned for Hamburg February 13 14
Plans advance for a two day Farmers Short Course in Hamburg at the Colonial Theatre on February 13 and 14. Prominent speakers from Iowa State College Ames include Prof C V Holt and Prof H D Hughes with others like Henry Field Shenandoah and Prof B S Pickett. Sessions are free, informal, with round table discussions and problem solving for local farmers.
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Hamburg
C. V. Holtsinger
Iowa State Colege
Athea
Holtsinger
Henry Field
Shen‘amdouh
H.D. Hughes
B. 8. Pickett
Ames
Hughes
Pickett
Horticulture and Forestry Department
Round Table Dracunalon
Joint Installation of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges held a joint installation Thursday night. Officers for the Odd Fellows include Rudolph Nabkuast, NG Clary, and others. Rebekah officers feature Mrs. Lydia Brow as head and Mrs. Fred Wolf among the assistants.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
BR. R. Armatrong
Odd Fellows
Mary Abshire
Rebekahs
Odd Bellowa
Rudolph Nabkuast
NG Clary
Bart Ryyedlove
Reed
Ou Hye Clayton
R. S
Relyh Riadot
O. Wooldes
Carl Hoover
Louis Ayanan
KF Myron Clary
AA. Smith
Pohmann
Alfred Breedlove
Chaphans
Fred A. Wolf
Seere
Jmer Wilvax
Renekah Oiler Ovet
Lydia Brow
NMGG
Fred Wolf
Sarah Irs
Bert Brown
Halley
Ministers Elect Officers At Presbyterian Meeting
At a Presbyterian church meeting of the Ministerial association Rev. EB. L. Stone was elected president and Rev. 8. RK Overholser secretary treasurer for the year. They planned weekly meetings and one monthly gathering to invite townspeople to attend.
Suroring Party Surprises Friends at Home Social
Friends of Minses Lylith and Mae Million surprised the pair at their home Friday evening with a casual get together. The gathering featured a lively game of forty-two and refreshments, ending on a cheerful note.
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Minses Lylith
Mae Million
Cours
City council mulls paving plan for Main Avenue improvements
A Friday council meeting discussed objections to resurfacing Main Avenue and adding several blocks of new paving. A Nemington Engineering Company representative outlined methods and costs to property owners, with a February 3 vote planned if petitions gain support. The plan proposed joint payment by property owners and the town, seeking cost reductions and broader street repair.
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Richardy
Avshort
Coeewenie
Weber Titi Nanan Seatac
Nemington Enineering Company
Xan
Dyave
Siraperlien
Touving
Legion Auxiliary Weld Meeting At Hotel Lagat
The Aner Legion Auxiliary met in the dining room of the Hotel Lagat on Thonday evening. Attendance was smaller than desired but the meeting was interesting, with plans to send a package to Knoxville and to dedicate a hospital. Regular meetings in the dining room are scheduled for Pebrawry 1h to discuss eligible members.
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Legion Auxiliary
Aner
Lagat Om Thonday
Walwa
du Unis
I Knoxville
Rebruis
Farm Brotherhood Organizing Day at Presily Church
A disrupted gathering at Presily church Tuesday evening aimed to form a Men’s Brotherhood. The event drew many attendees and featured Rev A Th Marchal of Maryland speaking on male society.
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Th Marchal
Myariida
Peakey
Pallwiny Asiaib
Unclear text fragment hints at a meeting and organization
Fragmentary OCR text mentions monthly meetings, names, an organization, engineering emphasis, and promotional claims. The readable parts reference a gathering, officers, and a company joining together with a purpose related to pleasure and profit for members.
Fire Reds In Pickel Home But No One Injured
Shortly after noon Sunday the fire alarm rang for a blaze found in the residence of W. H. Pickel. The couple were away and were surprised to learn it was their home that appeared to burn. Firemen fought interior flames near the roof, saved most belongings, and insured loss covered. The couple now stays above N. H. Hopkins barber shop until repairs.
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W. H. Pickel
Pickel
N. H. Hopkins Barber Shop
Farewell Party Held For Departing M E K Choir Members
The M E K church choir hosted a farewell dinner at Dr and Mrs H D Coy home on Tuesday honoring Mrs A A Walburn and Mr and Mrs Ben Perkins ahead of their move to Los Angeles California. A two course meal followed by games marked the evening as they will be missed in church and community activities.
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Tog
Trageth
Dames
Arysteuan
Lureny Chase Mackingn
Gariaee & Mu Nod
Mencof
Mulek
Athur
Phila
M. EK
HD. Coy
A. A. Walburn
Ben Perkins
Lex Anpoles
Calif
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers at Hack Harness Store meeting
Members of the Modern Woodmen lodge held an evening meeting at the Harness Store where full officers were elected. Fred Wolf was chosen Consul, Henry Gubner Ad weary Garst Will Anepach and Allen Trosper named as trustees.
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Tuerr
Fred
Wolf
Henry Gubner
Adweary Garst
Will Anepach
Allen Trosper
Colonial Theatre Weekly Program Highlights
The Colonial Theatre announces a strong week of shows led by manager Orlon. Friday features Win, Desmond, and Helen Holmes in a society drama. Saturday presents Richard Tal mage in Va wrliatie a Danger with daredevil Richard Salmigee. Monday and Tuesday show Royal Mine with Ben Alexander and Trene Rick. other nights promise Tejaphane and Hamby performances.
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Jookim
Orlon
Win
Desmond
Helen Holmes
Gael
Ben Alexander
Walthall
Trene
Rick
Mondas
Alwar
Moniben
Thirrada
Hamby
Old Homestead Fire Report Sparks County Debris
A damaged archival notice from Montgomery county reports a blaze at the Old Homestead in Madison Township. Firefighters battled intense flames as residents watched, with officials noting property loss and ongoing inquiries into the cause.
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Coonty
Winn
Fremont County Farm
Yates
Wrath
Fisher
Madfon
Montgomery County
Wattay
Harriet
Sand
Madison
Omnibus Bill Favored to Fund Hamburg Post Office Building
The omnibus bill reported favorable to the lower house includes a $150 million nationwide appropriation for federal building construction. If enacted, Hamburg would receive a government building to house the post office. The measure, the first omnibus since 1913, would authorize the secretary of the treasury and postmaster general to select sites with budget director approval.
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Congress
Hamburg
Secretary of the Treasury
Postmaster General
Fremont County Club Meeting at Castle Green
Mrs. Fannie Simons-Peck hosted about thirty Fremont county club members at Castle Green Pasadena on a Tuesday of last week. After luncheon the group adjourned to the root garden for the view, then returned for the business session. The next gathering is planned for Lincoln Park Ton Angolon on February 28 during the state picnic.
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Fannie Simons-Peck
Fremont County Club
Castle Green
Pasadena
Lingoln Park
Ton Angolon
Local Readers Share Sparse Postoperative News
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Mineor and Mrs. Mendell of Madison were moved to home residences after operations. Another brief item mentions Ole Patman and an unclear medical patient in Sidney, with terms suggesting ongoing medical treatments and risks.
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F. A. Mendell
Madison
Sidney
Fragmented tale of misprints and muddled trials
A garbled narrative piece recounts a convoluted plot with names like Hamburg Huston and Elmer Vale Hames. It mentions a reward of 4500 dollars, a detective or attorney, and various actions tied to a legal or criminal context amid corrupt or unclear dialogue and stray terms.
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Huston
Hella
Arnold Advdaad
Borat
Elmer
Mika
Avira
Nebrankit Fey
Rock Port Couple Wed Then Travel to Florida Dredge Job
Miss Nina Gardner and Jesse McCormick married in Rock Port and shortly after traveled by auto to Indiana to visit his parents before heading to Tampa Florida where McCormick will work on a dredge boat. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Gardner and is described as popular. the groom has been employed on a dredge boat near Hamburg for months.
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Rock Port
Nina Gardner
Jesse McCormick
Indiana
Tampa
Florida
McCormick
J. W. Gardner
Hamburg
Repair Work Underway at Damaged Baptist Church
The Baptist church badly damaged by fire last week is being repaired as weather improves. Work paused by cold conditions but will resume once roof repairs and weather permit, with plans to host services again once the roof is repaired.
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Bierk
Iowa Farmers' Income Study Shows Higher Per Farm Averages
A new Iowa study analyzes farmer incomes in Framon county and statewide. It reports an average income per farm around 2,085 dollars and a statewide profit near 2,900 dollars per year, with higher value per acre driven by improved farming methods and better productivity.
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Framont County
Ed Wis
Farma
Iowa
Alate
Ime
Unclear text local sports and dispute on Friday night
Fragmented report mentions a Friday night event around 70 o'clock with participants including Me and Mara Chain. It references a discussion outlook and mentions disputes about stealing christinns and a woman Shafer at home front eleven Sunday evening.
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Washington Puen Buren
Washington Township
Joan
Amd Mara Chain
Discuanian
Tay
Sparta
Leeds
Amd
Local Kiwanis Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Banquet
The Logal Kiwanis Club marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet at St. Macy's Catholic church last Thursday. About seventy guests attended as wives were invited. President L. Be Shannon led a concise meeting with Rev. Ek. McBride giving the keynote “Symphonies of Life.” Mrs. H. Coy spoke for the ladies, Dr. H. Coy discussed Kiwanis aims, and music by a high school orchestra entertained. Prize winners were Mrs. L. Smitker and M. M. Payne Sr. The event highlighted the church’s new facilities and was praised as one of the club’s best banquets.
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Kiwanis Club
Lhe International Club
St. Macy's Catholic Church
L. BE
Shannon
Ek. M. McBride
Coy
LH. Smitker
M. M. Payne
Debate On Child Labor Amendment At Monday Club
The Monday Study Club held a meeting with Mrs. F. W. Gastlimin on Monday afternoon to debate the Child Labor Amendment. Mrs. L. Reaver and Mrs. F. W. Castlemen supported the affirmative, while Mrs. Hy. Coy and Mrs. C. B. Doote opposed. The judges ruled the affirmative as the winner.
Country Club Elects Officers Amid Busy Meeting
Members of the county club convened Tuesday evening to continue planned improvements at the site. Election of officers followed general discussion with Kathor O Pongell chosen as vice president and new treasurer and other posts filled as the meeting closed.
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Uaniburgy
Celal
Yatesetti
de Tang
Kathor O'Pongell
Chaaen
Presidumthia A. Dobry Wits Alpen Ag
Lucy
Byangon
Financdat
Ceanshrer
Halnh
Pagle
Fe H
Arvanes
Ates Board of Linear
Sgaruwiay
Toshey
Sunshine Chrety Mets dire at all and Mia Gadi Rathi
Fragmented text describes a meeting with named individuals Mia and others, referencing Sunshiny piano diet and a prize context. It mentions a plot line involving several named persons and a controversial outcome, with dialog about attendees and future actions.
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Jowtlimenian
Bad Didead
Pho Elite Beth
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P. J. Carney
Grinnell
Farm Brotherhood
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Modern Woodman Elect
Alwaya Pays
Fremont County Meeting
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Tayo
Vetta
Logal Kiwanis
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