Reporter Receives National Honor For Community Service
The Hamburg Reporter was awarded the National Association of Community Service Contractors prize, recognizing a year of community building efforts. Charman Dogie J. Buckie notes the entry’s outstanding scope, public support, and compelling exhibits, with judges citing strong letters from civic leaders as decisive proof.
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Inter-State Nurseries Sets Up for Irrigation Project
Inter-State Nurseries prepares 65 acres of ground near Hassburg for irrigation after upgrading a riverbank site. A large power pump and extendable piping system power a new irrigation network. Trees and plants are being planted in newly acquired fields as workers tend existing stock.
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Pritchard
Nouth
Hassburg
Uceders
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Wtoun
IL Poss
Hes & Capec
Woman Dies in Hamburg Area Funeral Held in Humphreys
Jennie Ethel Metaley born August 24 1808 in Sullivan county Missouri near Hugiphiress died June 13 1933 aged 48 years 10 months 24 days. Survived by husband William and five sons William Calvin Hurley Linsd and Walter with one grandson two brothers and four sisters. Funeral services at Hamburg home with burial at Humphreys Missouri.
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Jennie Ethel Metaley
Sullivan County
Missouri
Hugiphiress
Wie
Hamburg Hospital
Wiliam &. Jazote
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William Calvin
Dlear Tmogene
Tows
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Hambure
Linsd
Sylvia
Walter
Fener Jsoe
O. BR
Mu Mailey
Humphresa
Massouri
Mire
O. BE
Maxgeam
Milan
Mr. Bal
Granger
Miles City
Motiaday
Nieeey
Eterna
Methodiel Church
Gro Hali
Wees
Alwas
Hamburg
Jennie Ethel Jaca
Taber
Lumphreys
Wis
Friends Help Brown Family After Death
Dr H D Coy joins University of Virginia faculty in Richmond as head of operative dentistry. The Shenandoah community helps Mrs Brown by harvesting peas after her death, loading and delivering produce to Westover. The event follows a funeral in Dela on Tuesday. Mrs Brown died Saturday.
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Peianders
Turce
Mets
Hamburg
Westo
H. JD. Cay
Eailet
Shenandoah
Jas Geveral
Csen
Uie
University of Virginia
Richmond
Kerberl Cay
Operative Dentistry
University of Virgins
Evening Sentinel
Clas Deen
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Newark
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Famturs
Coy
Creighton University
Omaha
Dorothy
Shenandosh High School
Soap Box Derby Demonstrates Local Boys Races
A Baptists church youth program hosted a Soap Box Derby on Mei day evening drawing a large crowd. Boys from Mansfield, McMillan, Stevens, Hamilton and others raced in multiple events with Leray Warr winning the first, Day Mansfield second, and Clayton Hamilton third.
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Torsokirdon
Lok Part Mansfield
Ralph Intte McMillan
Lewy
Coke Stevens
Ths Ton Hamilton
W. G. van
Leray Warr
Day Mansfield
Clayton Tamilton
Foys
Mel
Pictures at the Colonial This Week Feature Nights
The Colonial presents several showings this week including The Adventures of Tots, a romantic drama led by noted actors, plus a comedy and a news reel. A Merchants Dance Shaw Wednesday and a George Arliss billed Dr Syn night highlight a busy roster for Sunday through Tuesday.
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Suriay
Torsdar
Uie Westerm
Dade Shaw
George Arliss
Margaret Likwood
John Loder
Dr. Syn
Eitaw
Iislacker
Xintindt Salvation Thru Hix
Secret marriage announced for Miss Watl dx Story and Cecil Beam
Story Beam announces the secret marriage of Miss Watl dx Story daughter of Mrs Jule Neeley and Cecil Beam son of Mr and Mrs Prank Reathl. They wed November 7 1937 at the Methodist parsonage in Hiawatha Kansas Rev J W Gampnell presiding. The couple will honeymoon at Okoboji while friends extend best wishes.
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Willard Write
Fragmented Chronicle of a Turbulent Night
A garbled report outlines chaotic events with references to Max, Melitde, and a wolf attack. Mentions a Tom Wolf, city transport, a telegram from City and an order from Kansas City. Lacks clear dates or locations. overall impression of a violent incident and police action.
Police Court June 10 2 000 Bond Defrauding Suspect
June entries report suspects bound over on various charges in Justice Hull and Hil courts. Individuals named include Charles Deindorf in Omaha for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and Mrs Charley Bernhart of Onsha facing similar alleged offenses. other cases involve forgery and larceny with multiple defendants bound over to juvenile court or present for trial.
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Minne Brunia
Itemance Company
Lo Gray
McBride Ord
Charley Bernhart
Onsha
Justoe Bowery
Eerie
Friburg
Boulakner
Avant Fury
Taine Bond
Bobey Bates
Keith Barnes
Robert Holman
Benny Brans
Bamnuny
Ufith Jaimeny
Mator
Martinů Triplement Co
Hil's Court
Vernon Calietl
Hobby Barnes
James Spleet
Mamuirg
Howard's Court
Charles Goodwin
Frederick Gootewith
Lan Scoil
Olo Hoot Products Co
Juvaple Coure- Th Dustite Hts Court
Kiwanis Speaker Hedum Slated for Later Appearance
State Patrolman Hedum was unable to address the Kiwanis club last Thursday due to a north city bank robbery alert and a pursuit that followed. He later visited Hamburg and explained the missed talk, inviting members to anticipate an early future appearance by the officer.
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Alinvic
Hedumt
Hamburg
Baptist Circle Mel. Mrs Bud Orhier entertains circle meeting
Baptist Circle met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Bud Orhier presiding. Mrs Re Fe Hishinin led a lesson on Bible days and music. Members shared reports on charity efforts and plans for a future gathering at St Joseph.
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Bud Orhier
Baptist Circle
J Isteo
Martin
Suda
Some Facts and Figures On Old Age Pension May 1938
The May 1938 monthly statistical report from the division of Old Age Pensions shows 141,143 recipients with an average pension of 10.81 pounds, totaling 84,229 paid by the state. Polk County had the most pensioners at 2,768 and an average May pension of 20.43, while Emmet County posted the lowest average of 7.83. Funeral claims totaled 981 with 18,799.90 spent. 31 pension applications were rejected and 37 cancellations noted, many due to ineligibility or self-support changes.
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Emmet
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Osceola
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Ba Andabon
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Elf-Sinporiing
To Get Vacation Outing From Bank In Milchaser
Fragmented OCR text describes a buyer named Uuens seeking a trip via a train by Sunday, with a warning and permission context. Names and events are unclear, rendering a precise report difficult. The readable portions hint at a transaction or travel plan tied to a bank and a scheduled end date.
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Chicas
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Syrelal Tran
Notes Along the Vacation Trip of Hill Family
The writer, Fred W. Hill, publisher of the Reporter, shares a travel diary from a trip east with Mrs OTL, Mrs Bill, Katherine, and others. They pass through Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, noting rain, field crops, white faces near Macon, and clover blooms as they attend the Midwest Rural Newspapers meeting and continue their journey.
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Bone
Aloha
Fred W. Hill
Bill
Katherine
Mystif
White
Sumlir Springs
West Vir
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Madugial
Kansas
Midwest Rural Newspapers, Inc
Perkade
Pennsylvania
Macon
Tripis
W Smith Bogan obituary notes long Kansas to Hamburg ties
W Smith Bogan aged 76 years 7 months 12 days died June 18 1938 in Wichita Kansas after a life that started in Linville Indiana and moved to Montecello Missouri then Hamburg Illinois. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mansfield Funeral Home Hamburg and were conducted by Reverend F G Barnes with Masonic burial rites at the Hamburg cemetery.
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W. Smith Bogart
Hamburg
Hls
Timhead
Wichita
Kansas
W. Smith Bogan
Mars
W. L. Bopitti
Bor
Lhdiana
SS Francis
Marita Roberts
Ocoee
Mlin
Clifford Bogen
Arianess
Bogan
Miammi
Portia
Mtr
Mogan
Jamiir
Fredoyia
wRay
Fiumburg
Lfe
Fredanta
Kanak
Masonic Lodge
Mainvurg
Mansfield Funeral Home
Hey. FG. Parnes
Te Grave
Masonic Order
Distance Means Nothing in Jiny ve Case
Mrahee Chisholm of Wasting ton traveled to Hono urs Peefore the vasilly at the home of Meryacentis Mr and Mes Verne Wray. She left Omahy and reached home within thirty hours. A letter to her parents described a homeward journey with a stop in Hamburg.
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Meryacentis
Mes
Verne
Rawdim
Washington
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Huw Roberts
Tons of Cherries to Market in Nebraska District
Local growers report vast cherry production with over seven tons delivered to a Nebraska City store by Monday morning. About forty-two workers pick and package fruit with more expected from later varieties, while some farmers shift interest to other crops.
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Nort
Leeme
O. G. Latimer
Ink Carmer
Alice
Lorimur Jail
Nebraska City
Larhnar
Lerimar
Ian Nikeen
Bobiat
Fragmented OCR summary of an unreadable local listing
The provided text is a garbled OCR segment containing names places and phrases that do not form a coherent event or item. No clear person organization event or location can be reliably identified for tabloid style summarization.
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Soap Box Derby
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Tom Wolf
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Foay
Ows
Speelatser
Kansas City
Max Inderkalt
Winnton Hon
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