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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
8
A small ad seeks an individual or entity willing to assume the remaining balance on a modest item or loan. The notice emphasizes simplicity and straightforward transfer, inviting interested parties to contact the advertiser for terms.
Classified items include a five bedroom modern house with oak floors at 1506 Park Street and immediate possession, two vacant lots on a paved street, a four block distance from town, and various rental units. Also listed are part time jobs for Electro Lux vacuum cleaners and a JD cultivator with sprayer equipment.
The Watson High School and Eighth Grade graduation exercises were held Thursday night in the school auditorium. Speaker was Nathan Austin, biology chair at Tarkio College. graduates include John Hays and others listed.
Miss Kay Fisher and Ben Wilson with Mrs. Clarence Wilson visited Gordon Nebraska over the weekend. Mrs. C B Fisher joined them to Broken Bow to spend time with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dooley and family visited H D Beveriir and family in Aurora Illinois last week. Mr. and Mrs. S H Stephens returned Monday evening from Nashville Tennessee after a week with relatives due to illness. Robert Weber started work at Moody Sundries for the summer.
The Watson High School Ahuoni Banquet was held Friday May 18 in the school auditorium. Valedictorian was Karen Frede and Salutatorian Katherine Holmes. Eighth grade graduates include Alice Case Duane Clodfelter Alice Hargus Eileen Hartman Paul Hays Paula Hays Louis Huff Donna Morrison Jay Spittler Anna Whelan. Beverly Ellison was named president for the coming year with vice president Mrs Billy Hays and treasurer Janet Hays. Multiple local families attended Sunday dinners and gatherings with relatives from Hamburg Shenandoah Lees Summit and Sidney.
Garbled OCR yields an agency note for Graham Insurance in Kansas City. No readable facts beyond name fragments and a telephone-like string.
Last Friday June 1 buyers filled Friday orders with 395 fat hogs 215 stock hogs and pigs. No 1 and 2 fat hogs 200 to 210 brot 15.75 to 16.15 cwt 240 260 brot 13.25 to 15.75 cwt 260 up brot 15.75 to 15.25 cwt Packing sows 12 75 to 14.00 cwt Stock hogs 100 170 brot 15.00 to 18 50 cwt Shoots by head 1000 to 18.50. Bred sows and gilts 40.00 to 60.00. Horse and mule sale Sat night June 7 7:00 PM. Cattle sale Wed May 30 sold around 300 cattle calves active market. Packers buyers visit weekly under Packera and Stockyard Act. phones 319 and 358.
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