Doll Parade Draws Hamburg Readers and Merchants
A Hamburg doll parade planned for next Saturday at 2 PM will traverse Math Street from the store to the back line, with prizes for best decorated boy and costumed child. Local merchants including Howard Colon and "Pinkey" Bronson contribute free tickets and attire for participants, while the event aims to engage distant residents and boost community spirit through a family friendly procession.
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Colonial
Pinkey" Bronson
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Hamburg
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Alaska
Reportex Force
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April and May Weather Report From Glenwood and Surrounds
Weather notes for April and May report varied conditions with rainfall totals. April 1 to May 1 saw 0.03 inches and three days with rain, nine clear days, eleven partly cloudy, ten cloudy, and gusty winds. May recorded 0.56 inches by midmonth with winds mainly from the south, plus scattered thunder on May 4 and 5. overall spring was drier and Dusty. Local figures note Glenwood recording 4.05 inches for the two months, with Nebraska City reporting 2.52 inches. The text also mentions a Mother and Daughter Banquet with tables set for 150 and lists several attendees and organizers.
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Chautauqua Dates Set For County Gatherings
A fragmented notice outlines Chautauqua events across multiple towns from August 23 to August 8. It mentions venues in Farragut, Riverton, Randolph, and Randolphi with performances by local groups and a sermon by Rev Mulabke. The male quartet from Wie Thindewell college is listed among performers, alongside local choirs and bands.
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Wie
Thindewell College
Ab Laverty
Mulabke
Baptist
Service clubs aid communities in quiet, lasting work
A speaker lauds service clubs for their steady impact on local communities and the church role in teaching true life values. He highlights the Incas clan program for underprivileged children and school health, noting privatization debates and the broadening influence of service club work across 800 communities.
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Klwanis
Swanee's Glamous Sandball Beats Nebraska City Visit
Swanee's Glamous Sandball team traveled to Nebraska City last Sunday afternoon and defeated the Benedeam of that place by 15 to 2. Hamburg's pitching held the locals to a few safeties as Gude started and Warnstatl finished on the mound. Neb City made several errors as Swanee's defense worked to protect a one sided score, while Hamburg piled up twenty hits and took the win.
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Nebraska City
Massburg
Sal
Swince
Nebraska Ciyelith
Warnstatl Wid Gude
Swanee’saun
Gude
Haimburg
Warnsiaf
Hamburg
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Wampurg
Lamb
Jo Warnell
Walwer
Warns
Pineher
Zoisner
Dukes
Raeneniever_s
Hamburg Pancball
Tarkio
Stask
Tarkie
Ant Meruck Owl
Hasta
Barnes
Onk
Hilwer
Charley
Warnsigt
Fitchett
Vie Clayton
R. Long
Tide Philtins
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G. Long
M. Lang
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Nuckatts
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Withrow
Stwatsen
Mixon
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Fragmented OCR summary of local notice or story
An unclear OCR fragment references Shams Huy Fairfax Taper and mentions people, a ticket, and a crowd in a confused way. The readable bits include names and disjoint actions with no coherent event or date, making it impossible to determine a clear news item or outcome.
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Beloved Matron Abshire Remains In Hearts of Many
The community mourns the loss of a devoted wife and mother named Abshire whose passing touches four brothers and many friends. Her faith and gentle deeds left a lasting impression on neighbors and kin alike as sorrow spreads through the town.
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Twenty two 1 striked elves by Frett Romevelt
Fragmented OCR text shows odd names and numbers about a 1983 event in Chicago and references to Germany. Content is incoherent with scattered names such as Wilhelm and Atahuig, plus figures like 100 and 20, lacking clear actions or context.
Fragmented OCR civic update with missing names
A damaged OCR passage lists vague events and entities including Carter Jabra and Mayu Ameena with references to dates places and organizations. The text is garbled and inconclusive, mentioning a jail Hawon and BYPObby Gielen along with several unclear names and events.
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Ngai
Fat Sai
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Adi Mayu Ameena
All Kiwanis Night At Auburn Club Meeting
The Kiwanis gathering Monday night featured a program with Auburn club members and Henry JK Peterson, past president. A pre-dinner ballgame, talks by Paine and Allen May, and reflections on fellowship followed, highlighting the club’s unity and service.
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Chalys
AiniGetie
Auburn Club
Henry JK. Peterson
Nebrialis
Enib
Duck Vollne
Allen May
Merxid
Auburn
Tie Interna Honal Presidmant
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Ocal
Aubin Club
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Gouneil Bluth
Wits
Saxsmus
Sid Brown
Leary
Handy
Tomas
Bervier
Elie Nyse
Pretty Home Wedding at Winkler Country Home
A country wedding at Mrs. Sarah Winkler's home celebrated the marriage of her daughter Dorothy to Charles Zuck. About forty guests attended a ceremony echoing the mother's wedding, with Miss Anna Driever singing and Barbara Winkler assisting. The couple planned a short honeymoon and will visit Omaha and Sioux City before settling near Turner.
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Sale
Dorothy
Charles Zuck
Anna Driever
Aris
Viorace A. Larsen
Shaurer
Hind
Anofan
Tunmurs
Sari
Winkler
Chas
Zack
Faret
Hamburg takes Tarkio contest in late thriller
Hamburg and Tarkio clash in a close ballgame with Swanees scoring twice. Speer homered late for Tarkio, while Charley Hamburg pitched valiantly. Box score lists players and positions, highlighting Hamburg lineup and Tarkio pitching.
Daily Bible Schools Open in Town for Fourteen Weeks
Monday morning inaugurations marked the reopening of Ostak ahi school and several churches including United Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist for a fourteen week term. Attendance was high as teachers prepared lessons, with Mrs Okla Dabhven and Mrs Donala Chiytan among leaders and Mary Glenn guiding art, as Rev John Arnold and others led worship and teaching efforts.
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Clem Datinson
Horth‘bard
Henry Jaeckel
Hamburg
Maxine Claflin
Eavilla Stevens
John Goodner
Sney
Jord Ceardnor
Sidney
Eray
Fernanda Day
Rainolph
Agel
Gary
Bac
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Saphorothy
Ruyhara
Winksey
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Ate
Alan Bees
Hamann
Jwnieh
Okla Dabhven
Donala Chiytan
Reland Emberton
Muse
Gully Kin
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Neva Richardson
Milrgaree Arnold
Dia Dablaren
Rober Arier Tyan
Beallstonne
Mary Glenn
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