Missouri River flood reaches South Hamburg as dikes fail
Amid rising Missouri River floodwaters, warnings prompt evacuations around South Hamburg Nebraska City and Plattsmouth. Dikes at Pacific Junction Payne and near Nebraska City bridge fail or require repair. Riverton reports near-top water levels while Hamburg braces for crest and shelter arrangements. Sheriff and Red Cross coordinate shelter, transportation, and meals as crews reinforce dikes and assess impact.
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Missouri
Nebraska City
Pacific Junction
Nebraska City Bridge
Plattsmouth
Hamburg
Riverton
Wes General
Red Cross Workers Complete Quota
The dycal Rud Cawee weitum have completed their qnota of ban hares gud anyshdt drensings. The rooms will remain closed until cock at Une ai materiale for Ge Rew quola arrival. The sanicr ials have shipped from government headquarters and should verve avithin the next ten or two Weakse Watch the Treporter for announ cement of the new supply of mi noriats to help rush the quota. The bandages and wut gical dreasingn are crucial now, and the focus workers are determined to keep up their quotas.
Ikanburg Hospital Notes and Local Deer Sighting
Ikanburg Hospital notes list several local residents admitted in June for medical care and surgery including Mr. George Schonenan, Mrs. Clarence Quilen, Alta Ogden, Mrs. Geel Pierce, Gerald Bricker, and Mr. Muris Withrow. A resident reports seeing a full grown deer cross a highway and linger near Eldon Lair farm, then depart after a brief stay, with deer sightings noted in the area for years.
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Petty Cxepulitel
Mente
Sumel
Malye Stossel
Glenwood
Junea U
Arent Nean Teavern
Watson Tilerwenk
Dalvoe D
Wall Davin
Bulgar Boone
Thieman
Mario
Norn
Gilbert, Withrow
Thurman
June
Bes
Will Wiles
Richard Morris
Langdon
Eldon Lair
Avece
May Lose 5 Cents Per Bushel Under War Program
The notice warns farmers they may forfeit a five cent delivery fee per bushel if corn is not delivered or contracts not signed with the Commodity Credit Corporation. It directs readers to contact township AAA committees and county offices for details and potential contract options, noting an impending lift of the corn order in coming days.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Tosa
Escape of German prisoner prompts local inquiry
Officers in charge of German prisoners in the field work at a Monday event reported a possible escape. A Hamburg citizen was questioned with a description of the prisoner, but a later check showed all men accounted for.
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Orice
Hamburg
Dairy Feed Payments Schedule for May to August
Dairy producers must submit May to August feed payment applications to the county AAA committee before the stated deadline. The announced rates include per hundredweight values for whole milk and butterfat, with specific figures for Dublin and other centers. May through August payments will reflect May 4 to July 30 deadlines, and producers should file promptly to receive May and June payments.
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Dream
Pularesan
API
Mien AY
Wieer
Obituary for Henry William Daiever
Henry William Daiever of Ohio died November 2, 1907 at home in Walon Ohio aged twenty one after long illness. He married Myrtle Clara May fifty years ago this Tuesday June 16 and had ten children, five sons and four daughters plus two brothers and six sisters. He was a longtime church member in Watonga and Titchcock and a devoted husband and father. He leaves his wife five sons Elbert Ernest Chester Exel Theron, four daughters May Justin Ruby Bole Cedf Voln Kelley Batie Rageth, two brothers down and Will and twenty six grandchildren and four great grandchildren with many relatives and friends.
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Henry William Daiever
Eavantelvin
Ohio
Walon
Ohba
Hayes
Wirnwlew
Wyy
Kore Vinta
Myrtle Clara May
Tor Thia
Ith Tay
Winvinw
Tater
Methodist Church
Watonga
Elbert
Watone
Ernest
Chester
Exel Af
Titchcock
Theron
Pacatotla
Idaho
May Justin
Chithasdun
Ruby Bole
BH Munte
Cedf
Voln' Kelley
Batie Rageth
Down
Aurora
Oregon
Will
Hamburg
Ninterg
Mary
Darow
Watongs
Lars Winkler
Sophia Driever
Elizabeth Winkler
Aton
Lena Drinver
Joe
4 H Girls Install Rally Day At Fremont County
The annual 4 H rally day elected new officers at Fremont county 4 H club, with Aline f. as president and Shirley Multison as secretary treasurer. Officers noted included Dosa Lint ner and Julia Metler, with plans for state convention at Des Moines July 10 11 12. A service flag was presented to Bert Lorimer, honoring former 4 H members now serving in the armed forces.
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Eyner
Fisher Loyal Workers
Fremont County
Aline F
Shirley
Fishur-Lovat Versora
Geinalogh
Riverton Clover Leaf
Andyth
Walmit Ever Meads
Historite
Julia Metler
Nethe Eronapitat
Mengierk
Tamau
Neflip
Dosa Lintner
Sidney Alb
Vituryeloh
Sip Uke
Joyce Hateman
Presi
Lois Mineer
Marjorie Molen
Des Moines
Netty Tyner
Tyner
Hisher Goynt
Bert Lorimer
Abe
Calves Born With Abnormal Affliction At Northboro Farm
A local report notes two calves born with apparent deformities within a week at a farm near Northboro. Owner Albert Nehle plans exhibition use while the rest of the herd remains healthy. The sight of a pig with eight legs and two bodies is also mentioned from a nearby farm.
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Riplay
Albert
Nehle
Northboro
Gurgel Heads Grand Army of the Republic event
John M. Gudgel of Shenandoah presided at a state convention of the Grand Army of the Republic in Port Dodge. The article notes the death of P. A. Drake in Tudor and states Fremont County has no surviving Civil War veterans.
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Gurgel
John M. Gudgel
Shenandosh
Grand Amy of the Republic
Port Dodge
P. A. Drake
Tudor
Fremont County
Obituary of Charles W Noblitt Ends Long Local Life
Charles W Noblitt of Hamburg died at his home June 6 1944 after a life on his farm and in the community. He married twice and left several children and grandchildren. funeral services were held at Johnson Funeral Home with Rev D N Gillett officiating.
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Hanwha
Chas
New Praia
Shanbure
Sonia
Nis
Noblith
Helyth
Nohutt
Lone Wolf
Oklu
Matlie Stoner
Grats Brown
Roakt Port
Hell Sea
Seondeons
Ser H
Charles I. Johnson
Ralph Hatten
Joe F. Maupin
Panera Serviers
Johnosn
D. N. Gillett
Thunburg Cemetcy
Harvest Yields Hit High Despite Lower Acreage This Year
Report notes, in the raion, crops harvested and vines tended midweek show yields that were excellent though total acres harvested fell about 200 perns below expectations due to weather.
Tornado Near Glenwood Alabama Destroys Homes
A Sunday afternoon tornado moved eight miles along a rural route near Glenwood Alabama uprooting trees and damaging several farms. The Stille and Sully properties suffered destruction while nearby structures remained partially intact. families sought shelter in a Meyher home cellar as power failed and mud from the storm caused extensive damage.
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Tighe Way
Glanwood
Stille
Alfred Sully
Lozne
Ruth Dayberry
Meyher
Ky Cy Good Keity
Ube
Harry Martin
Colonial Features Week Presents Gene Autry Western
Colonial Theatre features this week include a Texan Western double bill with Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette in Mexicali Rose and Last Angel, plus star studded acts from Mare O'Brien Jane Craig and Keenan Wynn. Sunday through Tuesday bring George Murphy and Ginny Sine in Meuttheny Return with a lively musical package and guest players.
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Colonial
Itis
Ping
Val Peporke Hut
Tng
Elva
Lhose
George Murphy
Ginny
Ssney Walker
Leas Harn
Minwday
Shane
Meena Traty Shaw
Teele Rejoins Mamburg Church in Pleasant Service
Sunday afternoon services at the Methodist conference featured Rev. Henry Teele’s return to the Inent church for another term, pleasing members and friends. Rev. Teele and Mrs. Teele with daughters plan to return home Thursday after visiting relatives in Albion. Changes in the conference include Rev. F G Barnes moving to Fifth Avenue in Council Bluffs and Rev TH G Parker of Glenwood relocating to Auditz.
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Dox Moines
Herry Teele
Teele
Albin
Fiore
F. G Barnes
Coming
Fifth Avenue
Council Binffe
TH. G., Parker
Glenwood
Adutiz
Low turnout in Iowa primary election on June 6
Only 20,162 ballots were cast from 1,668 potential voters in Iowa’s June 6 election. The 14 percent primary turnout reflects wartime population changes, with 86 of every 100 qualified voters not casting ballots. Census estimates had suggested higher participation the day before.
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Iowa
Teneuy Bureau
Poten
Day War Savings Stamps and Other Alterations
During wartime savings efforts, a local post office announces changes to savings stamps and related programs. Officials urge residents to collect, redeem, and invest in war bonds as part of a broader national drive.
Readership Drive by 4-H Club Led by Miss Natier
Miss Julia Natier heads county 4-H work emphasizing youth education, responsibility, and cooperation with families. The program aims to develop democracy, health, and resource conservation among 130 county girls eager to join 4-H, highlighting training needs and future youth guidance.
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Julia Natier
Wis
Natier
Do Mtoiing
Meller
Lie 4-H
Devia
Tillie Slusher Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs. Tillie Slusher died suddenly at her home early morning. Neighbors and family gathered as the community mourns the loss of a longtime resident. Her husband, prominent local figure Mr. Wale, and Mr. and Mrs. Herrman from Colorado are noted in the notice, with funeral arrangements pending arrival.
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Slushar
San
Calo
Herrman
Colorado
Never Baing But It Pours Joy Peuulta Manages New Office
Joy Peuulta editor of the Filney Argus-Hordid moved last week to a new and modern newspaper office. The paper was issued under difficulties as Peuulta suffered a head wound delaying delivery. Dawn at Rock Port the foreman was taken away by the army and later released after several rough weeks. Saturday in Andermann a worker caught a hand in a paper cutter and was hospitalized in Omaha. the injury may end his career.
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Joy Peuulta
Filney Argus-Hordid
Joy
Rock Port
Andermann
Oth Omahi Hospital
Moving Produce Business Seeks New Hub Near Hotel Loyal
Fred Krein moves his produce business to a newly purchased and remodeled building just south of the Hotel Loyal. The peg, Ineatinn, is arranged for customer convenience and Wellax hose employees the business. A visit to the beautician follows, and a female balr usually appears as hard aid permanent az enatron.
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Fred Krein
Loyal
Beautician
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