Big Cider Plant Visit Sparks Hope In County
Prospects for a cider and vinegar plant drew the Hinge Pickle Company of Pittsburg to the area. Mr Gray toured the Magel orchard near the county poor farm and praised its potential. The head vinegar official will visit next week to report how the investment might proceed. Row Werner and family traveled to Sparta for a district league convention, while Early Anderson was named a delegate from the M I church South. A train incident in Hamburg involved a monkey on board and a rough exchange with John Alber, city marshal, ending with lodging for the creature in EF street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Pittaburg
Penmaylvagia
C. F. Redstaw
Redstaw
Redshaw
Hamburg
Thia
Row
Werner
Sparta
Missouri
St. Joseph
Early Anderson
M. I
John Albers
John
EF Street
Jake
Priest Burkhiser Ordained In St Louis
Rev John Burkhiser son of John Burkhiser sr moved from Locust Grove to Shenandoah was ordained a Catholic priest in St Louis last Friday June 5. His father mother sister Agna and brother Rev Charles Burkhiser attended. Yesterday Rev John Burkhiser celebrated his first mass at SS Mary's church in Shenandoah with Father Bylzer and priests from nearby towns. A large Hamburg delegation joined to witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkhiser
Locust Grove
Shenandeah
St. Louis
Agna
Charles Burkhiser
Ith
Pather
John Burichiser
SS Mary's Church
Shenandoah
Father Bylzer
Hamburg
Father Streebey
Salem
Former Tabor President Norton Flag Dies at Berea College
Reports state Ms president Dr Norton Flag died in Berea Kentucky on November 27 at commencement exercises. The note recalls Dr Norton Flag who served as Tabor college president five years after President R Aughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor College
Norton Flag
Berea
Kentucky
Dr. Ellis
Pres. R. Aughes
Fell Fruit 4 Tree Causes Injury to Mrs Blackburn
Mrs Blackburn of South Hamburg fell from a tree while picking cherries and injured her arm and back with fears of internal injuries. Mrs Hart Fisher and children visited their parents as she traveled from Nebraska City to join her husband at Mort Dodge, Town. Miss Maudling Otie Hasso near St Joseph and others left for their homes. Harry Rivers, longtime Reporter subscriber, has moved to Lunesboro and returned to Aig Brst lover on Route 1.
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Swearingen
MM. Swearingan
Sidney
Swearington
Fred
Roseas Williams
Supreme Court
Hart Fisher
Nebraska City
Mort Dodge
Town
Maudling
Lskin
Otie Hasso
St.Joseph
O.cg
Stegnerborne
Harry Rivers
Lunesboro
Aig Brst
Fires Burn In Ham burg Churches In One Day
Two church fires reported in Ham burg on a single day caused damage to buildings and contents worth hundreds of dollars. A painter’s gasoline flare started a cottage hotel blaze in the morning, threatening the roof and garret before water from fire crews quenched it. A second barn fire in Phelps Addition, seen from the business district, consumed the structure and grain and hay, with speculation about spontaneous combustion or a smoker starting the blaze. Insurance covered fire and building losses. Church notices follow, with schedules for Sunday school, Epworth League, and preaching, including Rev C H Werner and Rev A W Tandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ce Wan
Garrett
Ward Bennett
Phelps Addition
Lumm Parkinson Couple Wed In Lincoln Ceremony
Frank Lumm and Miss Alice Parkinson of Percival were married yesterday in Lincoln, joining the holy band of wedlock. Alice is sister to Henry Partinson of the city. Parkinson’s second wife joined the Friday party on the route and attended the wedding. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will reside on a fine farm near Percival. Neighbors extend best wishes to the happy pair.
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Lumm-Parkinson
Frank-Lumm
Alice Parkinson
Percival
Lincoln
Alice
Henry Partinson
Me. Parkinson
Birthday Celebrations and Local Notices Roundup
The week marked the eighty fourth birthday of grandmother Dimmitt with family tributes a brother in law in Indiana sent sixty dollars as a gift. A Sidney Donne party led by W A Webster traveled to Wat son for business stopping briefly in the city. James Winslow has returned to Route 1 amid greetings from friends. Children Day exercises at High Creek were a pleasant profitable event. Campbell is spending hot weather along the Atlantic coast seeking sea breeze from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Indiana
Farm injury leads to stitches after nose break
At Tow Aitken farm last Friday M W Gaylord was kicked by a young nurse animal, suffering a broken nose and facial lacerations requiring stitches. Immediate care was given and no serious outcome feared. Also noted are mild weekly weather changes, Ernest Lockridge's move to Dyersville for employment, a socialist speaker visit, and Mrs Roy Finnegan with Dimmitt visiting John Fogg in Central City Nab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Aitken Farm
M. W. Gaylord
Tabor
Herald
Mesdames
Roy Finnegan and
Dimmitt
John Fogg
Central City, Nab
Arrests a Hobo on a Kansas City Freight Train
On a Wednesday a hobo caused trouble aboard a Kansas City freight train, resisting police at Bigelow. Officers sent for a marshal, a confrontation occurred, and John and his companion detained the man until breakfast time, but no prosecution appeared and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Rid&t
Bigelow
Hamburg
John
Lobo
Jobo
Shem
Cain
Jubo
Juniata Returns Safely After Rough Gulf Passage
The Juniata sailed to Nebraska early this week and, despite a very rough crossing of the Nishna Channel and Gulf of Missouri, landed its Charge safely at the Remberg wharf with no accidents. A government craft sighted offshore in the gulf region to avoid wrecks, but dense seas and a broken wireless left the Juniata unable to approach. The government vessel withstood the storm and cleared the area the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nace
Neff
Juniata
Nishna Channel
Gulf of Missouri
Remberg
Gulf
Ambarg
Whist Party Honors Stagner Guests at Home
A Monday night whist party at Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Stagner’s home honored Missea Lakia Maudling and Otie Hess of near St. Joseph. Guests included Misses Atti Vera icBride Vera Medford and Mrs Dowley plus Messrs Paul Rees Fred Miller Earl McKissicu Jane Hayes and Roy Girard. Refreshments followed and guests reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stagner
Missea Lakia
Maudling
Otie Hess
Near St. Joseph
Atti
Vera icBride
Vera Medford
Dowley
Messers
Paul Rees
Fred Miller
Earl McKissicu
Jane Hayes
Roy Girard
Doings of City Council Regular Monthly Session
City council reports approved. May treasurer shows funds balances across General Water Sewer Pack Cemetery Sinking funds. Totals on hand 5087.03 with receipts 7300 and disbursements 1601.44. Dog taxes $10 turned over. mayor court records April 15 to June 14 show arrests for drunkenness fighting disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace with jail sentences. one appeal. Street commissioner's work on streets and poll tax draws. cemetery two lots sold at 8 each. water works receipts for June 4 amount to 63.43. licenses issued April May total 88.55.
Train engine derails in railroad yards no injuries reported
A locomotive jumped the track in the south yard yesterday, tearing up ties on the main line. No injuries. Also noted are a grave monument project at Hamburg Marble works for Lawrence White arburt and Sarah, graves moved from a tree-marked site near Grant Stoner’s house, and local community notes including Spencer’s trip from Randoph to Hamburg and July 4 arrangements with Judge Thomas Arthur as orator in Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg Marble Works
Lawrence White Arburt
Sarah
Grant Stoner
High Creek Chiureh
Bea
Thomas Arthur
Hamburg
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Jews City
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LE. Caurch South
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Isla
Beth
C. H. Werner
Presbyterian Church
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A. W. Tandy
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Herbert W.dack
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James Winslow
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New Jersey
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Ttis
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Dyersville
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Carl ‘Tiller
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