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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
Local notes recount visits and travels of townspeople including Virgil Townsend Ross Townsend and Miss Mabel Mumford. Church events, hospital stays, and business calls note factors shaping community life with several trips to Omaha and various nearby towns.
For sale a nearly new 12 by 14 foot tent suitable for a gale. Inquiries at this office. Also offering numerous farms in Southern Minnesota. George Atchison Land Co. Mankato Minnesota. October 31.
A five room house with bath furnace and electric light is for sale. Inquire of Wm London. A 1919 Buick roadster is also for sale inquiries at the Reporter office.
Turner Bros grain dealers of Red Oak lose another elevator to fire early Sunday. A show troupe packing equipment for Shenandoah found the blaze. flames spread before help arrived. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with 8000 insured. Earlier Turner Bros suffered Essex loss. Watson Missouri fire nearly saved.
On a calm June evening at 8 30 Mr Courtney L Phillips of Barnard Missouri wed Miss George Strader of Hamburg Iowa at Chas Hackley residence with Rev George W Maxwell officiating. Only Fern and Mabel Townsend and Mr and Mrs Chas Heckl attended. The bride is well known locally after visiting the Hackl home several times. The Journal extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
The body of Mildred Cole five year old daughter of Dr and Mrs J H Cole was brought from Council Bluffs for final interment beside her father in Thurman cemetery. Mildreds death occurred February 22 1911 and temporary interment was in a Council Bluffs cemetery per Thurman Times.
Ray Watts and Henry Tackett returned home from service with Henry coming from Wyoming. Dave Baker visited Excelsior Springs with Mrs. Baker awaiting her return. Mrs. Laura Knappe recovers from tonsillitis after a visit to Shenandoah. Asa Tackett and Miss Black visited the Baker family near Tabor. Henry Tackett helped with carpentry on a new house. Preaching at North Liberty school-house with Rev Hoge. Next service Sunday July 6. Harold Thiessen took their baby to Omaha for treatment. Lylah Watts returned from the Clayton home. Richard Brown helped on farm duties. Merritt Mann aided with farm work. Mrs. H. Rosseau aided cherry picking and canning relatives in Hamburg.
H. F. Brumbach recently found an amount of money in an unresolved matter. Cavner may obtain the same by proving ownership of property land and satisfying payment obligations under the notice.
Sidney newspapers report a new bank building soon to rise on the site of the old Shannon and Axtell grocery. The historic building once housed a bar on the main floor and a pool room with poker tables in the basement. The National Bank of Sidney will relocate to the new structure.
The couple were married on a Wednesday in Omaha and departed for a westward honeymoon. The bride, well known in Hamburg where she had lived for several months, was the central figure of the notice.
Riverton residents Miss Pauline Cowger and Mrs. Harry Ackley wed in a quiet ceremony at Red Oak last Saturday, surprising friends and relatives. Ackley is a young Riverton farmer and Pauline, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gowger, plan to make Riverton their future home.
Announcements from Meseta Colorado report Leah daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Barnes of Meseta will wed Lester M Corporan on June 25. The local community sends best wishes for the couple and notes the bride is well remembered in Hamburg.
Sale item describes a Good John Deere Z row snake killer offered for 45 dollars. Located at H N Fletch ise 1 mile west and 1 2 mile south of Beicher school.
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