Graves Mark Mormon Trail Through Owa
Fragmentary text notes graves along the Mormon Trail near Owa. Mentions Roy Bre Gonester and a ten day period in June. References Dr. W Bates and RL Bunce, with department supervision noted.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes graves along the Mormon Trail near Owa. Mentions Roy Bre Gonester and a ten day period in June. References Dr. W Bates and RL Bunce, with department supervision noted.
Fragmentary OCR text from a township notice appears to report a land survey reference and a county sheriff action dated June 14 in Kidney Town, with names and abbreviations largely unreadable. The legible element is a county sheriff mention and a dated event.
A jumbled OCR page lists varied notices and ads including a Beexewel Certifwate sale reference, a missing ship or asset recovery appeal, and multiple classified lines. Mentions of cherry readiness, farming equipment, auctions, and business opportunities appear among garbled phrases and contact hints. Several entries reference Beeb iste and early cherries, grain equipment, and cooperative ads.
Fragmentary text describes a scene involving McGregor and Marquette with references to a skit and company pages. The readable portions mention an Indian figure and speeches, but details are unclear. No definitive event outcome or concrete dates are present in the legible material.
An article fragment records a terse note about work and people, mentioning a trade group and a specific project. Readable names and places are limited, but the item hints at a local issue or event involving a trade community and a cited date. Further context is unclear from the fragment.
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