Primary Election Results Across Iowa Faces Bitter GOP Races
Reports from Monday show a high dragout in the Republican contests for U.S. senator and governor. Dickinson defeats Hamill two to one. Turner carries the income tax issue while Scaith supports existing taxes. Adams edges Wilson in Page Fremont county race. Brown and Clark contend for state representative.
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Lowe
Polla
United States
Republican Party
Joan Hammil
J. Dinkingon
Men of Representatives
Towa
Ed. M. Scalth
Iowa
den Turner
Turner Neem
Soalth
Teavy Young
Dickinson
Humoult
Wilson
Ja Pont
Randelsh
Union Vacation Bible School Plans Announced
Union Vacation Bible School will be held this year with Miss Myrtle Paxton supervising the teaching staff. Alma Jacxell directs the intermediate department and Miss Hadel Richardson the Junior division. Miss Kathryn Heller handles the seating and paging, while Mrs. D. Gillett leads the Misses’ stories and dramatizations. Visualization work, propped by P. Parlingent, will feature Bible tales and film reels. The event will occur at the Church of Christ in the city, with pastors from multiple local churches inviting all children to attend.
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Union
Nis
Myrile Paxton
Jas
Lin Graperapicn
Ienduly
Maturial
Lie Gore
Moyes
Jake
Lake Tnmny
Wey
P. Parlingent
Tyhe Wehang
Wirin
Amburg
Glut
Methodiat
Zynngenen Zion
Ghurel
Chelst
Bivic Snot
Church Birthday Plans at Hamburg Church Celebration
The Hamburg Church of Christ plans a large birthday service on Sunday January 8 1130 to honor the church and its centennial year. Members and visiting guests will attend the communion and thanksgiving, with ministers arranging a special joint service and hymn singing as part of the celebration.
Locust Plague Returns to Southwest Iowa
The Hamburg Reporter notes the reappearance of seventeen year locusts in southwestern Iowa after a reader letter predicted a surge. Reporters heard locusts in multiple areas around Hamburg with trees and shrubs infested and eggs laid on tree branches. Orchards fear damage as previous invasions dropped branches and apples, while residents hope for no repeat of past losses.
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Hamburg
H. A. Thames
Hawk Springs
Wyo
Towa
Reporter News Corps
Hamburg Stele Fark
Gils
Titlan
Troy
Grading Contract Work On No 3 Highway Begins
Conan and Perry Constawetion company arrived Monday to grade No 3 highway through the bluff. They established a camp near Ute intersection of Highways 4 and 42 and started work immediately. Excavation uses large belts, dirt from banks along No 4, and five large wagons pulled by tractors. The crew, led by Presy, plans to expand with more wagons as terrain allows. The Bottom work is by Conan and Cole, starting weeks ago near the city of Use and crossing the Missouri river.
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Conan & Perry Constawetion Company
Ute
Jibe Yey
Uno
Leon
Comma & Petri
Pucapene
Presy
Elork
Conalttelion Company
Hambigg
Bidney
Conder & Petry Company
Ballom Fund
Conan & Cole Company
Minsour
Memorial Day observance honors fallen soldiers locally
The Hubert Woodward Post of the American Legion held a Memorial Day program on Friday May 7 with a firing squad band and speakers. Services moved from Hamburg to Olive Cemetery then Mt Zion in Hamburg with military salutes and graves decorated. Rev F P Pfaltzgraff led the Presbyterian service, Father Flanagan's band performed, and Carl Aims spoke at the high school program. Mayor Parterfield presided, remarks by Mr Adams veteran of World War I, and post members pledged continued remembrance.
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Hubert WoodWard
American Legion
Sramburg
Mb. Olive
F. P. Pfaltzgraff
Presbyterian
Mt. Sive
Prakythm
Mt. Zion
Hamburg
Flanegan
Doys
Omana
Pather Flanagan
Questurun
Legion
Debt F. Parterfield
Turnuoaies J
Willian
Bueler
Puetor
Lac Engo
Yellent Zion Churel
Carl Aiims
Sidney
Qwan Tha
Adams
Arcan
Amerles
Father Managan
Tia Grand Army
Leon Bays
Vacation Church School Opens for Boys and Girls
The Baptist church announces Vacation Church School starting Monday at 9:00 a.m. for ages five to fifteen. Aiming to provide daily Bible lessons, missionary stories, memory work, and various crafts, with a competent staff led by Rev. Pyxt and several teachers.
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Baptist Church
Pyxt
AL. Mackullnn
Smith Worlwarn
Besse Gitar
Alles Knapp
Marjorie Elmonsy
Ming Biin Mann
Dorothy Day
Ipp
Misa
Aes
Unclear fragment hints at plant inquiry and names
A garbled fragment mentions a caldve plant and references to individuals and locations, with no clear event or outcome. The readable words include hints of a trial or error in identification, but the text remains incoherent and cannot determine specifics.
Pillows Sent by American Legion to Kroxville Hospital
A note describes Pillows sent to Velernna by The American Legion AU AMIENS on a Tuesday. The shipment aims to aid rehabilitation of wounded servicemen at Kroxville Town Hospital, enhancing comfort for daily care and recovery.
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Velernna
Amiens Am
Kroxvile
Hab
Wales
Noble in Mower Graduate Receives West Point Appointment
Horhee Noble, top graduate of Kennier Miory school in Mower, earned appointment to West Point. He received two cups for distinction in his company and was named among three cadets in honorary military, academic, and athletic societies. The class lauds his record and honors at year’s end.
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Noble
Horhee Noble
Wit
Kennier Mioryscoal
West Point
Lane Chanel Church Offers Children’s Excercises Program
A program of children's exercises will be held at Lane Chanel church on Sunday evening starting at 6 pm. An appealing program is being prepared and the public is invited to attend.
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Lane Chanel
No. 3 Monday progress near Hamburg Stair Park tests dynamite
Reporters and Dr Coy visit the No. 4 highway route work at Hamburg Stair Park. Trees cleared, stumps being removed, and grading crews to start soon. Dynamite blasts observed as choppers and crews clear brush and prepare piles for haul out. Foreseeable drive improvements will affect the area near Mil lun Hollow and along the proposed right of way.
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W. Bill
Paul Travis
Ruporter
HD. Coy
Hamburg Stair Park
Nxt
Hin
Suatn Park
Miki
Millun Hollow
Local voters weigh natural gas and electric franchise renewals
In Hamburg and nearby towns voters prepare for July 3 elections on natural gas and electric service franchises. Supporters cite reliability and jobs, while opposition warns of costs and governance. Local officials anticipate turnout and note ties to regional utilities.
Dist. Meeting Draws Wide Farm Delegation to Sidney
A large delegation from twelve farm bureaus across eleven southwestern counties attended a district meeting in Sidney on Monday May 26. The day featured committee sessions and lectures with Gordon Rawdlett opening the afternoon program and Milo Randlett praised as a national rural impanizer.
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Sidney
Wns
Greenfeld
Adair County
Aanen
Farny
Ducog
Faistrich Laon
Gordon Rawdlett
Tne
Milly Randlett
Jarre
Dudge
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Franklin Harlan Day dies after illness at 69
Franklin Harlan Day born January 5, 181, near Morrigannr Town, died May 31, 1990 aged 69 years in Hamburg. He lived in multiple Nebraska towns including Hamburg, Locust Grove, Belton, and Dunphy county before settling with his brother in Hamburg. Survived by a brother G Day and sister Mrs GY of Bellevue. Funeral services were held at the Linaday Methodist church with burial in Handing cemetery.
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Ile Pond
Franklin Harlan Day
Morrigannr Town
Thistle
Hamburg
Day
Fremont
Locust Grove Lownanty
Helvox
Walle
Belvey
Nebr
Lie United Brethren Elysrek
Belton
Ann
G, Day
Mra G
Bellevue
Myehtreh
Thy
Birkendal Ymelattig
Tachawit Mide
Orchestra Drowns In Auto Crash Near Fremont
Rams Cape and Brigham Young of the Craven orchestra were injured when their Ford roadster collided with a spinning vehicle near Fremont. Clarence Craven and others were taken to Bremont hospital for treatment as witnesses described the rapid driving and failed control.
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Rams Cape
Dfie Craven Ore Chostra
Bhomisdeah
Fremont
Rome
Honk
Drivbag
Clarence Craven
Eho
Indy
Brigham Young
Craven Orchestra
Bert Barnes Injured in Car Collision Near Hamburg
Bert Barnes and Bert Harnes were injured when a car crashed into a tree on Wednesday near Hamburg. Barnes suffered head and facial injuries and was taken to Hamburg hospital, with reports indicating his condition is improving. Also noted is a church reception for new members with brief remarks by Family Group captains Mrs Reeves and J F Porterfield.
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Bert Barnes
Bert Harnes
Jack Black
Mostheask
Hombury
Barnes
Hamburg
foTt
Baptist Church
Minisi
All Pease
Mesdames Reeves
John Fuel
J. F Porterheld
AL Winslore
Youll See Em at Colonial Theater in June
Howard Col um presents experi ent picture program at Colonial with The New Movie Love Males of 1130 featuring El Brendel Marjorie White and others on Thursday and Friday June 5 and 3. The bill promises laughs with brash humor and a bevy of dancing girls. Barbara Blanwyck and Bam Hardy star in Mexican Rose on Saturday June 7, a color romance about love, passion, and betrayal. Feature attractions include Gypsy Love and Free and Easy with Buck/ Kenton in their first film.
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Howard Colon
Junio
Rewhleh el Brendel
Marjorie White
William Worster
Dr. Prank Richardson
Marion Seeger
Feadar
el Brendel
Ian
Finkkh
Weerybody
Barbara Blanwyck
Bam Hardy
Jung
Mexica
Cael
Sanur Feabariig
Luchener Pibbell
Minday
Lie
Mali
Willy Tie
Sowie
Priday
Bucker Kenton
Wis One
Propyl
Robert Montgomery
Liane Marrymore
Dark Mane
Andy
Geel
B. DeMille
Mary of Hellgalon
Basler
Keaton
Portiey
Golan
Report of Winter Meeting and School District Issues
The article notes a winter meeting held at Mrs Tit Posten Wy’s home with community members Lenet Mix Vern Pipciey and others discussing district duties and student behavior concerns. It mentions broader contributions from local figures in Willow districts regarding discipline and the school environment.
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Ilia
Tit Posten
Grenie
TiMudate
Clon
Chatelus
Tauren
Memorial Day program features Father Flanagan band visit
The Father Flanagan’s boys band from Omaha performed at a Memorial Day event in the city. They played on Main Street and at the cemetery before returning to the school, drawing large crowds, receiving praise for discipline and polish, and sharing a feast after the service. The Hubert Woodward Post gave them a prize ticket, and local groups hosted meals and receptions in their honor.
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Lhe Hibert Woodyard
Boston
Ure
Paver Flanagan
Father Flanagan
Main
Matt Street
Ute Hii School
Eiditariven
Verious Ummes Qurlnge
Uhey
Arivel
Hanwagy
Hubert Woodwand
American Legion
Genininen Sud
Thaneyscu
Janik
Park Improvements Reported At Mumburg State Park
Local authorities discuss efforts to improve Mumburg State Park bringing new features and amenities. Installations include tunnels and refreshment areas, with daily crowds noting park activities and evening visits as plans progress.
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Marebung
Rouge
Nino Alovus
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