Controversial Quotation From Local columnist
A satirical remark by Lott Licker, described as a fead ing divorcee, questions male assumptions about love and women. The piece notes that some women lack appeal, implying hardship in marriage, with ribald humor about tears and domestic life.
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Lott Licker
Miss Licker
Primary Election Results in Fremont County Upset
Fremont county voters split along roads policy with Cluck and Brown as key figures. Sidney and Hamburg backed opponents, while Farragut and Madison districts showed varied leanings. Official tallies list Dickinson Hammill Smith Turner and others across state and county offices.
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Juxe
Cluck
Fremont
Mr. Brown Hing Beer
Brown
Hal
Hamburg
Sidney
Mr. Brown
Good Roads
Hambure
Gari Adams
Farragut
He Ig
Heanent
County Board of Supervisors
Hanburg
Turee
Dickinson
Huonnli
United States
Smith
Turner
Madison
Hammill
Lummill
Riverton Township
Washington
Hillamill
Fremont County
Dulican
John Hammill
D. Dickinson
John
Lote W
Stelet
Ray
Wood
Ton Feehan
Mark Gf
Guy ML Launhers
Avene Saroiny
Joba T
Suita Fur Mallen
Pred
Wondnatt
Charles Weber C
Boll Lite
Semaluren
Carl M
Fel al Gooks
Siieri Fen Tolan
Letter From China Dictates Loyal Naval Viewpoint
A Hamburg reader in Hamburg Reporter shares a long letter from William Nelson in the U S Navy aboard the Luzon stationed near Jehang China. He notes nearly two years in China amid local upheaval and reflects on papers back home, urging recognition of China’s turmoil and distant wartime concerns while praising Hamburg Reporter.
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William Nelson
Uncle Sam
U. S. S. Luzon
Jehang
China
William
Fred Hill
Hamburg
Coen Belk
Tinvalla
Avery
Walt Fame
Letter Containing Final Wishes From William T. Nelson
A typed closing note from William T. Nelson concludes with well wishes for future success and respectful regards. The missive emphasizes a lengthy letter and signs with Nelson’s name.
Church of Christ plans worldwide communion on June 8
A cable from Russian Christians assures that despite difficulties they will attend the communion service set for June 8 at 11 a.m. local time. The program begins Sunday June 2 in New Zealand and circles westward, ending 24 hours later in Honolulu with bells rung at the start.
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Churches of Christ
New Zealand
North America
Church of Christ
Honolulu
Local hospital brief notes on surgeries and recoveries
A series of short notices report patients in various towns undergoing operations or recovering. Names include Mrs Taywor renoennaugh Sid ues and Miss Lola Chrisman with appendicitis, plus several children and adults receiving tonsil, adenoid, appendectomy, hernia, and other medical procedures. most are recovering well with home returns or continue to improve.
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Taywor Renoennaugh
Sid~ Ues
Lloyd Rungish
Cleveland Thompson
Watson
John Holloway
Thurman
Albert Mattes
Ralph McDonald
Bert Barnes
Wayne; Phipps
Shenandoah
Lal
Earl Weston
Lola Chrisman
Calvin Lankston
Marie Castleman
Atinsh Campbell
Twila Howard Ar Dallis Gratil
Teun Rove
Tabor
Claude Maran
Payne News Items Highlight Local Social Whirl
Mrs Rotund Ivan Misa Silvia and Richard Nixon spent Thursday in Shenandoah Mr and Mrs Ionn Keys of Wyoming Nebraska visiting at the George Mudweller home Little Mary Aliee Dignan celebrates a birthday with twenty children present and others join in the party. Mt HL A Nhon spent Wednesday with Mrs Roberts Forss.
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Rotund Ivan
Misa Silvia
Richard Nixon
Shenandoah
Ionn Keys
Wyoming
Nebr
George Mudweller
Mary Aliee Dignan
Mt HL
Local Social Roundup Spells Sunday Visits and Dinners
A lengthy roster of visits and meals across families centers on Mr and Mrs Nixon Morss Mottweller and Keys. Reports note Sunday dinners with Raymond Nixon Robert Morss and George Mottweller plus trips to Nebraska City and Sheridan with Dorothy Lemerick returning home after eight weeks away.
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Myrtle Hickman
Dane
Ralph Nikon
Nebraska
Tom and
Nevilla Dolel
Guy Dolel
M. A. Nixon
Raymond Nixon
Clarence Lemerick
Jeanette Wray
Jaca ‘Mayd Cousins
Sheridan
Mart Dignan
Dorothy Lemerick
Robert Morss
Arnold Lyons
Daught
Gol Mead
Mamie
Ruth
George Mottweller
Chas Frakes and
C. R. Frakes
June
Ralph Nixon
J. R. Baker
Margaret
Minnie Key
Frank Blunk
Baginal Nixon
Richard Nixon
Ben
Kim Givens
Monroe Cockerham
Frank Black
Nebraska City
Aans
Easter
George Weston
Jesse
Dakota
Hamburg Local Notes on Play Attendees and Visits
Local news items detail Mary Stoner and G B Carpenter attending the college play in Tarkio Monday evening. Huwant Moore, now of Mrs M Moore, acted in the play. Various Hamburg residents hosted and visited relatives over Memorial Day including Mr and Mrs William Jennings of Lincoln. Several families from Sherman Sheridan and Council Bluffs are noted for trips and teaching posts plus updates on Jed Lan Shuey and health concerns.
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Mary Stoner
Tarkio
Huwant Moore
Rela~ilves
Payne
Dorothy Lemrick
Ellen Rice
Tor Midwest
Wyo
Thomas Shaw
Kathleen
Council Biulls
Abraham Lincoln High School
Shaw
Californian
Jed Lan Shuey
Hamburg
Mr. Bhuey
Plan of His City Reveals Unclear Reported Work Progress
Fragmented OCR text outlines a plan of a city and mentions individuals such as Joe and Alma Zutegg. The passage references schooling at Boyle's College and Detoration Day, with vague notes about Omahs Turniag and Mrs. Zutx. Content is garbled and non-cohesive. no clear event or outcome emerges.
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Misa Staih
Alma Zutegg
Travis
Omahs Turniag
Boyle's
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