Federal Highway route approval and new paving plans
The executive committee of the American Association of Highway Officials reports federal approval for a Missouri-Nebraska line designated No. 75 extending toward St. Joe, with Nebraska boosters reacting to the corridor across the river. The piece notes the focus on a national network, not single town routes, and mentions Missouri paving efforts ahead of fall with Nie atal Paving Company crews aiming to open the road to traffic by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Toway
Ameri|can Association of Highway
Abellanteting
Chisago
Federal Highwey Department
Washington
Nebraska
Nepraska
Omaha
Falls City
Unis
Bf Lierger
No. 75
Conch Bings
Bronx City
Harbury
Community
Nieilatal Paving Company
Fulmer Visit Brings Hamburg Memories to Life
A visiting party led by W A Fulmer’s descendants tours Hamburg recalling the past. They view the old Porterfield home, a brick structure unchanged, and meet friends of Liab while recounting connections to Algona Iowa. They remark on progress yet cherish older landmarks and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulmer
Hamburg
W. A. Fulmer
Hamburg Democrat
Hove
Democratic Party
Repub
Totelay
Pameer
Inez
Sioux Fadia
Mmm
Haddie Palmer Ris
Los Angeles
Guy Fulmer
Chivswe
Urey
H.C
Mire
J. F
Porterfeld
Wienous
Fulmery
Thal Grace
Maudo
Dtey
Ute
Dal
Utey
Finn
Humburk
J. P. Porterfield
Kirk
Algona
Iowa
Porterfield
Balls Church
Rist
Liab
Palmers
Juniors Lose to Syracuse In Rough League Game
The American Legion Junior team fell to Syracuse 11 to 0 in a rough game marked by eleven runs for the visitors. The bout featured errors and mishaps as the locals struggled at the plate while praised for effort. The Sidney Junior squad hosts next games against the CChriday afternoon and the Tabor team on Tuesday, with encouragement urged for improving play. A speculative note on a new ray invention ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Américan Legion
Loum
Ole Youre
Vgs
Welenay
Gretz
Ermra
Agricure
Sidney Jantar
Tabor
Hall
A Pretty Home Wedding in Hamburg and Sidney Baseball Contests
A wedding in Hamburg joins families from Omaha and Sidney as the bride, daughter of Mrs. Ligyd Brisa, begins a new life while her groom, a former Iowa graduate, has worked in Sidoey and Omaha. The event includes many relatives and friends. Elsewhere, Hamburg defeats Sidney in a rain‑shortened game when the visiting Portland Tass organization forfeited to Sidney, with both teams fielding reserves and committing several errors as Clarinda looms as a future opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Uveir
Ligyd Brisa
Hamburg
Stena College
Foe
Towa
Firbrasta
Tre Margates
Uni- Noy
Iowa
Sidoey
Omaha
J.C. Anderson
Cheoin
Elscin
A. Wildberrer
Mmm
C. J. Spaah
RB. R. Appstrong
LO. Rom
Mins Marin Myers
Lowell O
Mamhere
Sidney
Avi
Gadoff Lelegavin
Portland Tass
Council
Tad
Tod
Mest
Surnlay
Clarinda
Nix to Tour Europe Visiting Ireland and Continent
Nix plans a European tour with stops in England Ireland Belgium Holland Germany and France. She will be accompanied by Miss Mix, daughter of Mr and Mrs Th Nix of Gaunt Putts formerly of Annie city, visiting her daughter Mrs BD Caplinger in Stureve port Lautsinen.
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Gulag
Europe
Wika
Mary CG. Nix
Cirts
Abraban
Lincoln Heirr
Chicarg
Irlanda
Sall
Jane
Quewra
England
Treland
Bylgium
Holland
Germany
St Prance
Misa Nix
Giveun
Horrnturtt
Mow Mix
Nvst
Th. Nix
Af Gaunt Putts
Unis Clly
Mii Af Thie
Mis
BD. L. Caplinger
Frances Mix
Stureveport
Lautsinen
Ancient grave found during state park excavation
While digging for the new reserve, workers uncovered a grave with five Indians at about five feet deep. Frank Hays supervised the work with Verne Wray and Dr H D Coy aiding. The team planned careful removal, aiming to date the burial. A heat- or flesh-preserving specimen was found, and bones showed limited preservation. No other signs of age or cause were clear after initial examination.
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Phi
Paul Hilger Oversees New Display Window at Hamburg Shoe Store
Paul Hilger, in charge during his father's illness, finished a new display window in light green paint at the Hamburg shoe shop. The updated window is described as one of the most attractive in Hamburg, reflecting his successful start in running the business and coordinating store affairs like a seasoned veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisden
Paul Hilger
Hiliger
Wil Astle
Hamburg
Paul
Camp Fire Girls at Artana camp in Cama Springs
Camp Fire Girls spend the week at Crlleue Springs for their Artana camp Ingip. Leaders and guardians accompany the group with Miss Pauline Behnnidter and Minzed Birth among guests. Daily schedule includes drills, meals, sports, hikes, and camp ceremonies.
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Kihelo
Crlleue Springs
Artana
Ingip
Koluh
Virginia Philips
Evelyn Brulln
Maxing Beam
Tommhy Floren
Zelda Severn
Ruth Gray
Enkamp
Jane Bean
Frieda Brith
Eugenia Il
Clarice MacMillan
Guardian
Maxine Waters
Pauline Behnnidter
Einelogels
Miss. Smith
Revival Closes Sunday Campaign Ends With Big Weekend
A three week revival campaign led by the Society to elect Dr. B. Werenwelier wraps up Sunday evening. Dr. Pratt delivers calm, sensible messages while morning prayer meetings at 10 spark interest. Sunday school at 3, then tent preaching on "The Greatest Know- edge in the World" followed by an evening sermon titled "A King's Fatal Answer."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W.erenwelier
Pratt
Uiree
Lack Herr
Bowling Notes Update on League Standings and Leaders
Week recap from a bowling league shows shifts in standings as matches between Wood Busters, Hot Shore, Leopards, and Demons alter the top spots. Bennett's Leopards and Johnson's White Elephants post strong showings while individual scorers like Brown and McBride excel, with next week's schedule set through Thursday and a Chautauqua opening July 5.
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Benoelts
Jobimon
Perarett
Woods
Arrt Place
Banunett
Wonderete
Johnain
White Elephants
Lona
Mind Daniey
Demons
Biotern Cowboys
Danleys Demons
McBride
Stones
Brown
Brown Wee Wise
Wifts
Paner
Buey Rade
Brulln
Johnson
Jobnam
Bennett
Leopards
Dave
Meltride
Clary
Pane
Danley
Tob Shits
Stofer
White Elephis
Rivet Wood
Wood Busters
Shy Ghose
W. Folie
A. Donner
Woanett
Lang
BBC
Stoner
WGN
Tv2
Darney
Langston
Serre
Storm Strikes Southwest Iowa Floods Reach Towns
Severe storm Saturday caused flooding across southwest Iowa with the Gul end area hit hard. Towns such as Bambur Lab, Garden Rod highway damage, and river rise left crops damaged near Red Oak and Sidney. Hamburg prepares detour routes as B street bridge closes for about fifteen days. Local hospital notes report multiple operations and recoveries. Public notices mention a Washington town meeting and store closures for July Fourth.
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Iowa
Bambur
Lawn
Nwustern
Clentre
Coltwell Bluffs
Avoch
Oakland
Red Oak
Sidney
Rai
Garden Rod
Evangelist Pratt Addresses Kiwanis on Life as a Game
Pratt spoke to the Hamburg Kiwanis last Thursday on getting joy out of living. He used sports examples to urge right living, serving others, and overcoming obstacles, calling the church a source of character and community pride. He cited Roosevelt and Bale Rath as illustrations of perseverance and value in teamwork.
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K. BW
Pratt
Wils
Hamburg
Spore
Kiwanis Club
Fife
Bale Rath
Ikan
Jost
Wnessell
Roosevelt
Pith
Donis
Wwe
Patti Fertie
Dr. Pratt
Che Wrrow
Joy Killin
Mabi
Smith Wins From City in Personal Injury Suit
In a Hamburg case, the supreme court affirmed the Inner court verdict. Mr Buuth will receive 300 for injuries from a fall on Main Street sidewalk. A $5000 suit in district court ended with a verdict for $10. Settlement offer was refused and appeal to the supreme court discussed. The proceedings will continue to address the verdict. The plaintiff charged a slick sidewalk due to silting from the riverbeds, leading to a broken hip and hospitalization.
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Hamburg
Supreme Court
Buuth
Tower Main Street
Yonrawo
Jung
Ubermatler
Lids
Vnd
Monetttelding
Smith
Pictares at the Colonial week of lively entertainment
Mansper Golo presents a Colonial week of film shows with Oh Yeah on Friday and Saturday nights starring Robert Aris and Gleason. Daughie Filrbimks and Bebe Daniels perform Renelinge for the Moon on Monday and Tuesday. Betty Compson and John Darrow appear midweek in Reavvhiyt for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansper Golo
Robert Aris
Dines Gleason
Anil the Bears
Buney
Daughie Filirbimks
Bebe Daniels
Wall Street
Mars
Betty Compson
Betty Compton
Back From Blick Hilly Arrives Amid Cheerful Scene
Rev John Buel arrives with his son Arneal and Tandy at Clark 5 Dak amid a festive gathering. The event includes remarks on quick relief and a winning moment as bystanders observe the scene and express support for the returning party.
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Blick
John Buel
Howe An
Meiday
Arneal
Tandy
Clark
Gan
Mie
Binwk
Dinet
Mir
Phay Tae
Avery
Dense wrestling recap with mixed results and pace
The report describes a wrestling bout with Dennis achieving a perfect record early, a controversial decision after a delayed call, Bud Campbeat pressuring his opponent, and a fast pace that left several climbers unable to keep up. The scattered text notes action on the mat and the struggle for control among competitors.
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Tul Dennis
Pighk
Ehanncnl
Plutrd Giles
Young Shan
Bud Campbeat
Xacone
Journey Through the West to the South and Beyond
A traveler recounts a lengthy west to south journey noting deltas of landscapes, old plank roads, orange and date orchards, cotton fields, and varied towns including El Paso Juarez and Los Angeles. The letter mentions delays, a crowded border area, and hopes for a national aviation event while describing travel hardships and water shortages.
Convention Plan Amid Weather Delays and Races
A muddled report outlines Braker Leslie Mass Ry planning for April awards at a convention in a county fair context. It notes anticipated visits by officials, a possible safety emphasis, and a long trip to Washington with discussions of a program and attendance.
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Braker
Leslie
Mass
Frites
Ulin Nile
Fielals
Harery Awort
Borves
Mays Gurney Roo Way Mini Opens Door in Town
The owner, previously running Mie hich Toom on street, closed briefly for dirtgg cleanup and restocking. Waviney left after business, with changes planned to clean and improve the room. No regular meals served. Claude anticipates a tasting event and opening date.
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Mays Gurney Rooway Mini
Habboet
Glands
Mie Hich Toom
Waviney
Clade
Claude
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