Floods and repairs dominate Hamburg summer news
June rains swelled waters across the Hamburg area causing dikes to open and backwaters to spread over fields and rail lines. The Burlington railroad suffered substantial damage, workers repaired the roadbed, while local deaths and upcoming films and bank hours filled community notices.
Hamburg Tigers Beat Tabor and Missouri India in Baseball Double Wins
Ten years ago Swanee's Dia monde won two ball games. Hamburg defeated Tabor 12 to 4 at home with Gude pitching and 14 Hamburg hits. On Sunday Hamburg traveled to Craig Missouri and beat the Missouri India 15 to 9 in a high scoring affair with seven Hamburg errors and nine by Craig.
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Hanburg
Merchants Greys
Mit
Jala Gude
Hamburg
Dr Hale
Weathero Ud Hendow
Alwut
Katherine Judson
Hugh & Jackson
Sid Iney
Orient Town
Lena Luellen Marker
Clina
Algood
Clarinda
Clarinda Hospital
Clareinda
Hombere
Christian Church
Loyal Shannon
Shenda
Uileves
Swanee
Diamonde
Tabor
Gude
Craig
Missouri
Missouri India
Des
Carlson
R. Charley
G. Warnstaff
Local families plan Hamburg trip despite high water
The Nichols and surrounding families from Hamburg Nebraska City area planned a trip to Hamburg on the new train PAYNE, but high water caused postponement. Community members like Mrs Gene Walker hosted gatherings and many residents visited relatives in Sidney and Plattsmouth while awaiting safer travel options. Numerous notes mention illness, hospital visits, and social visits among the Monroes, Gordons, Walkers, and Nixons with church attendance and local events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nixon
Valley Farm
Gene Walker
Ernie Bradley
Marjorie Monrow
Sidney
Yamburg
Crilla Gordon
Lille Hineline
Ber
Cival
Jesse Deiel
Son Scott
Leroy McAlexander
Hambere Hospital
Solfider
Thurman
Leroy
Walter Gordon
Son Mart
Dann! Gordon
Leene Jereunder
Hernea
Oor Bonlay
Coe Me
Alexander
Nira
Giles ‘Thompswty
Sunn
Cecil McAlburne
Raynaud Nisan
John Gordon
Sheens
Meg
Rayni
Nixon and
Raymond Risen
Gcening
Chil
Bobbie Walker
Crile
Pat Gordon
Manas Nixon
Pere
Juhn Walker
Louise
Phyllis
Onoha Manday
Bruce Fenler
Fender
Hane
Trica Fenster
Mos
Davie Buty
Ringlings First Circus in McGregor Revealed
A historical account traces Ringling brothers arrival in McGregor around 1860 and the early growth of their circus, noting August Ringling with family, the Pocket City river town backdrop, and the 1870s inspirations that led to the future Ringling Brothers Circus in a narrative framed as local memory.
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America
Jowans
Aeriatiste
Jawa
Ringling Brothers
McGregor
August Ringling
Albert
August
Otto
Ringling
Wisemsine
Aound
Alfred
Tharles
John
Fenry
Auanthoat
Gus
Tun Rice
Paris Pavilion
AL Beruine
Ringling Brothers Circus
Fragmentary memo hints at church visit and memory
A broken OCR note mentions visitors at a church, Uncle Mase, and a vague memory of Massa Linewumt. The text is garbled, with references to Vincoliy and Bond Wagon, and ends with a street journal style plea to get on a wagon.
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Mase
Ined
le Church
Ah Jou
Will Street Journal
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Kean
ML Zion
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C. C. Brown
Brown
Shenandoah
Fone
Iowa
Colonial Theatre
Coleen Moore
Hoot Gibson
Tom Mix
B. Morris
John Barrymore
Bank of Hamburg
Farmers Savings Bank
Bnk
Waubonsie Shale
Tte
Lak
Fulkes Lumber Company
Poage
W. G. McKissiele
Main Street
Jtwan
Sparka
Trinidad
Nigel Bruce
Heather Angel
Cotettal Theatre
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Rebena
Inet
Etreatilned
Uncle Sam
State of
France
Italy
Pacific
Sam
Iowa Power and Light Company
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Cataea
Bayer
Shesautal
Ihunburg
Nebraska City
Payne
Whylis Ound
Sanley
Phot
Erin
Parent
Mas
Monroe
Itty
Ringlings
Johnson Funeral Home
Massey-Harris
Battefront
Brest
Massey
Pera
Farmers Supply Company
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