Fremont County Fair Opens in Hamburg With Big Plans
Fremont County fair officials announce a large Hamburg event starting Monday with expanded displays in livestock and agriculture. Added prizes, Ruth Rupert supe rvisors predict record entries in fruit vegetables culinary arts and fine arts. Entertainment includes Prof Dan Desdune and his water band Omaha artistic acts by the Fairley Carnival Company and a child friendly program featuring a blind pianist Minor Clues. The Baby Health Clinic and various amusements promise a strong program for attendees with free children’s day and nightly attractions at the grandstand.
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Fremont
Hamburg
Shane
Hyofar
Hell
Rupert Jntendents
Dan Desdune
Omaha
Jon Melvin & Company
Dravada Esperts
AMD
Atund Wire
Lambarte
Eo Peatie
Ram
Bart
Sylor
Adnan
Another Oil Station In Hemesburg Monday
J Brown began breaking ground for a new oil station on his Hemesburg lots opposite Esden Motor Company. Brown plans a modern facility to serve tourists and travelers. We suggested Bly might move early to be ready before oil is struck, with Brown hoping to be the first to handle Tawa oil.
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W. J. Brown
Hemesburg
Monilay
Esden Motor Company
Brown
Aodern
Bly
Fourteen Apples From Twin Farm Twig Surprise
Wil Knapp brought a twig from an early apple tree on hin farm on Saturday night. The twig bore fourteen large apples, enough for a dish of sauce, and the tree was heavily loaded as well. Quilting Bees at Mrs. Jones Finnell home drew about thirty two women for an afternoon of work, visiting, and refreshments.
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Wil Knappe
Nightly film lineup promises varied vaudeville attractions
Manager Colon books a Remex of semen attractions for the coming week with Pola Nagri in Lily of the Dust shown tonight and tomorrow. A two reel comedy accompanies. Richard Talmage appears Saturday in a new action story. Lloyd Hamilton and Rise Me Again headline next week with Monte Blue and Marie Prevost. Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry, a Felix comedy, and Werewolf of Fifth Avenue styled features follow through the week.
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Tomor
Pola Nagri
Colon
Tavera
Screen
Richard Talmage Willppear
Mtory
Ateppiot Tyne
Lively
Lloyd Hamilton
Monte Blue Anc Marie Tprevant
Mary Philbin
Noreman Kerry
Aeribi
Aefinn
Ariel Poe
Felix Comely
Lee Morigan Cattle Sale at Fremont County Farm
Lee Morigan tapped sales at Fremont County Farm featuring a shipment realigned after July 27. Twenty four head weighed about 1147 pounds, topping the share. Morigan also sold 04 head averaging 1800 pounds at 127 per cwt. Cattle were purchased last fall at 46.21 per cwt and averaged under 800 pounds then, now on corn and alfalfa ration since February.
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Lee Morigan
Fremont County
Morena
Live Wire Club Meeting at Crouse Home Spends Afternoon
Members of the Washington and Sidney township Live Wires met at CL Crouse's home one day this week. They learned hems and slitches. The entertainment committee could not attend so the meeting was shortened. Ice cream and cake were served after. Mrs Clyde O'Brien and Miss Virgiania Fitchett led the afternoon.
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Washington and
Sidney Township
CL. Crouse
Clyde O'Brien
Virgiania Fitchett
Washington Township Meeting Notice At Pri Day Evening
Washington township residents plan a community gathering July Bleach Gatehack at the home of Mr and Mrs 0 11 Prather. Each family is asked to bring a hawket of food and dishes for home use. aml food will be waeed ant iable and everyone will help the m ales. T Stavens will pranent and make talk. Music and entertainment planned.
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Washington Township
Fata Baen
Priday Everning
Alvo
Paid Advertisement Notice on Pavement
An advertiser claims a paid notice about pavement work and urges the public to seek information. The notice clarifies it is a paid advertisement and addresses readers not familiar with the local area.
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Urast
Four Generations of McNall Family Representing 169 Years
A faded item profiles four generations of the McNall family from Hamburg, Texas. Mia McNall, O. J. McNall, Vernace McNall, and Lola Jean combine for 169 years, with the oldest at eighty three and the youngest three. The piece recalls early Hamburg life, Mrs. Md. McNall’s memories, and a world without automobiles or phones, noting how modern amenities would have sounded to earlier residents.
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McNall
Mia
M. J. McNall
Gainsviile
Texas
J. McNall
Nix von
Vernace McNall
Lola Jean
Hamburg
MD. McNall
Tohem
Bampurg
Factory To Run Day and Night
Otne Food Products Company plans to run its factory day and night to meet demand. Favorable weather should allow first picking late next week with full two-shift operation by August 12. About 250 workers, including women from Liverton Sidney Percival and Watson, are expected to be employed as shifts begin.
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L. EB. Shannon
Otne Food Products Company
Liverton
Sidney
Percival
Watson
Maatof
Teatat
Children Celebrate Day at Hamburg Fair
Children will enjoy the Hamburs fair with a special day dedicated to them. The event promises games and entertainment, making it a lively afternoon for young attendees and families.
White Snakeroot Dangers and a Sudden Death
The fragment notes dangers of white snakeroot with reports of milk sickness and plant description. It mentions Mrs. D. A. Mincur offering samples and references to a sudden death of L. F. Gannet at his daughter’s home near Vamburg, with an obituary note planned for the week.
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Ealings
D. A. Mincur
K. Conner Diex
L. F. Gannet
W. A. Tien
Vamburg
Faneril
Cutisel
Manler Piavell Accident Reported On Saturday
A faulty description notes Manler J. J. Piavell in a dramatic incident Saturday afternoon involving contact with high lines of the duct system. Full details and a complete account will be reported in the Riveron correspondence.
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Manler J. J. Piavell
von Af Floyd
Fremont County Fair Stock Judging Opens Wednesday
Stock judging begins at the Fremont County Fair with Marninis Stock Parche Thursday night and Township Farm Bureau exhibit judging set for Priday Glela Cluly work dudginar Pehla. Floral Mall exhibits judged Wednesday with a busy schedule of events.
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Marninis
Township Farm Bureau
Wheat yield tops at thirty bushels per acre in Hamburg area
C C Merrit of east of Hamburg reports a record thirty bushels per acre, aided by a newly named jabred wheat from the state agricultural school at Alnen and rich seed bed prep. Local thrifty farmer Clarence Morrix credits soil work, while Mrs. Harrison Govin and Willi Scott note compass plums and a plum cherry cross.
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C. C. Merrit
Hamburg
Acre
Alnen
Morrix
Harrison Govin
Willi Scott
Riverton
Hig Yard
Jon
Maitland Fair Visits Impress Local Officials
Visitors from Maitland, J. S. Athen, W. H. Raxeth, and We Hagan Ami Pred W toured Maitland Missouri to view the Fairley Coral company at the fair. They praised the cordial reception by fair officials and town business leaders and noted the company has boosted Maitland’s fair for seven years. Their visit highlighted town hospitality and the fair’s positive reputation ahead of Hamburg fair next week.
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J. S. Athen
W. H. Raxeth
Hagan Ami
Maitland
Fairley Coral Company
Hamburse fair and local notices prompt county events
A damaged OCR recounts Hamburse merchants, a county fair timetable, Sidney meeting plans, and highway project notes. Mentioned are Cha d Courtney, Chad Courtney, Sidnay secretary, Jawa Good Roads foundation, and a large ditch work planned by Tietay Congbruchian company.
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Sidney
Sidney Thin
Parsi
Jawa Good Roads
Sidnay
Chad Courtney Athany
Tiny
Mike Sid Chelame
Charles Wis Vaggament
Tietay Congbruchian
Wanbury
Arnick
Iown
World War Trophies Distribution Plans Revealed
The federal government will ship German war trophies to towns and organizations from Camp Dodge within a month. Iowa's allotment includes helmets canteens weapons and artillery parts with distribution priorities to veterans groups colleges and state posts while towns are urged to file requests early.
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Camp Dodge
Hamburg
Wanl
Newark
Lasher
War Department
Tocol
Alan Jances
Jasher
Quucalion
Deere
Radinnd Guard
Han
Ebabe Park
Ity
Sant Calles Hix
Fallowes State Histories Department
Aonerlag
Leylen
Hospital Nolet and Family Medical Notes
Fragmented hospital notes cite Thomas and family members, with references to tonsil and adenoid operations for Castleman and a planned procedure for Rohart. Mention of Ralph Haliday’s discharge to a brother-in-law and ongoing injury care appears amid dates and informal remarks.
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Thomas
G. P. Warite
Ralph Haliday
Wiles
Tales Buy Loyal states and routes of new shop
A damaged OCR fragment reports a business deal involving Loyal states, for paroled fixtures and a store formerly occupied by fusions. It mentions plans to open in a north area, then move south, with expected offerings of goods and tunes and references to the seller’s experience.
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Dopa
Sverntt
Awe
Ranwa
Julian Hotel Leaned In for Sunday Prizes
Mr and Mrs Glett Robbe entered the Julian Hotel for a Sunday event. Mr and Mrs Fe Wi Brice of Oral will attend as guests. Prizes and prizes are promised for participants.
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Julian Hotel
Glett Robbe
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Ana Gir
O. J. McWall
Jem
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Thal Sidine Tulatys Farmers
Mert Welnesday
Mamburyg Va
Watson Sharsday
Diavola
Taomerany
Rikd—Ladies Minstrel Show
Deyaline
Kanwell
Melvin & Company
Sixtars
Melvin & Gampany
Maitland’s Fair
el Department
Dhe Mat
Anales
Imerehitts
Hamburse
Busness
County Fair
Iminy Gray
Winta
Theo
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