Ten Years Ago in Hamburg area events parade and thefts
Ten years ago in Hamburg many town events were announced including a Saturday spungur parade and a Sunday treat for entrants at Pinkey's Place. A Mother and Daughter banquet was planned at Odd Fellows hall hosted by Rebekah lodge. A chautauqua involving five towns was set for July 23 to August 3. Local baseball saw Hamburg losing to Nebraska City while Tarkio defeated Hamburg 3 to 1. A home wedding united Dorothy Winkler and Charles Zuck. Crimes noted included a stray animal scare, theatre offerings at the Colonial, a car theft near Hamburg, and a thief stripping Everett Mead’s car near Trambure.
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Hilger
Seyduil A Au Garade
Svete
Hamburg
Reporter Force
Pinkey
Howard Colin
The
Colonial
George Rader
Weatherr
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Fremont
Chautaguqna
Sidney
Farragut
Riverton
Brad Phy
Foruserburg Republican
Fairfax Forum
BMT
Atchizon Geant
Rock Port
Sims
Dorothy Winkler
Sarah Winkler
Tarings
Charles Zuck
Chas. Zuck
Tarkio
R. Charley
Clark
Tarkin
David Hardman
Muir Street
Dave An
Tessa McCall
Otto Kruger
Ketan Marfey
Rustler
Tom Mix
Colonial Theatre
Glenda Parrell
Guy Kibbee
Reno
Walter Huston
Frances Dee
Henry Taecker
Everett Mead
Maraburg
Clarence Merrin
Trambure
Army reports WAC staffing overseas totals over 3000
The army lists more than 3,000 WACs serving overseas with about 2,000 in Africa and roughly 1,160 in Europe. Smaller contingents are stationed in Southwest Asia command including New Delhi India Cairo Egypt and New Caledonia as part of global postings.
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Africa
Enland
Southwest Asia
New Delhi
India
Cairo
Egypt
New Caledonia
Ground conditions worsen as cattle pens cause concern
Mr. Fichter reports sowing oats and good yield while farmers in tone county struggle with packed ground and drifting litter making soil difficult to work. He notes the soil dries and rot from recent days may affect future planting as farmers seek breaks to break the compacted surface. Omaha Daily Stockman Journal.
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Tone County
Aly
Driving folly and a town’s runaway episode headline
A newspaper fragment recalls a motor vehicle incident on a highway near here with an arm dangling from a window. The story also recounts Dunnall residents witnessing a runaway team pulling a wagon and a purse recovered by a sheriff after a local traveler misplaced it en route to Kentucky.
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Here
Iit
Arthur Sweet
Nebragia Clay News Press
Glenwood
Kentucky
Higny
Red Oak
Morgan
Rater
First Woman Named to Rushdown County Grand Jury
Manpower shortages narrow jury pool as Mrs. F M McFadden is chosen for the May term grand jury, becoming the first woman in Rushdown County to be summoned to the panel.
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Rushdbon County
Mra
F. M McFadden
McFadden
Victory Volunteer appeals for larger War Loan investments
The appeal urges neighbors to welcome Victory Volunteers and double War Bond investments for the Fifth War Loan Drive. It emphasizes unprecedented war expenditures since Pearl Harbor and urges pledges of $200 to $400 or more to honor fighting men and secure the country’s future.
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Victory
America
Wither
Tojo
Pearl Harbor
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Dunnall
Omuty
Otis Leffler
Donallson
Loeffler
Tune
Dunminger
Meracee
Evary
Anse
Stoner Drug Co
Hambers
Towa
Vicky
Lea
Hera
Sthi
Whisler Chevrolet Company
Bahkhwin
Castleman Coal Company
Reiley Rogers
Weating-Plumbing
Gude Recreation Parlor
Drs. Danley & Kerr
Joe Nies
Don C. Dougan
Insurance Johnson Funeral Home
Boyle’s Store
Rageth's Grocery
Leonard Cummins
Meats
Hamburg Clothing Company
Hess
Ben Franklin Store
Edwin Getcher
Attorney Central Meat Market
Jirs
Wanamaker
Stoner Drug Company
Hamburger Inna Mansfield Funeral Home
Putman Hardware & Imp. Go
Brookshier Battery Station
Chas. Nelson Blacksmith
Connors’, Ine
Medford Furniture Store
Kiein Feed & Produce
Ochler Drug Company
Clemmy Holmes Motor Company
R. A. Clayton Insurance Agency
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
Ralph R. Beal
G. Lorimer
Fred J. Henderson
R. W. Sykes
Traiten & Hatten
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