Second Hamburg Horse Show Draws Vast Regional Talent
The Hamburg Horse Show Association hosted its second annual event attracting over two thousand spectators. Exhibitors from twenty five towns, including Hamburg, entered about one hundred twenty five high quality horses, with entrants from Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joseph, Malvern, and more across Missouri Valley. Officials praised the show as the best yet, noting extensive volunteer effort from secretary Mrs. Nettle Paltz, Beasley in sales, and many local supporters ensuring a well run, successful event despite not turning a profit.
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Hamburg Horse Show Association
Hamburg
Bamburg
Missouri Valley
Southwestern
Inwa Horse Show Association
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Malvern
Sheeandai
Berry
Iowa
Shannon City
Independence
Wiaryville
Missouri
Tow! Payne
Walnut
Butter
Clinton
Lincoln
Nebraska
Willisea
Towa
Bedford
Henderson
Greenfield
Haltings
Sidney
Westbury
Prescott
Town
Cies and
Jarver Stables
Condlone
Hambure
Ote Shile
Q Sigan
Hhad
Tietorn
Udit
Taris
Sockilion
Uae Goramivnity Cinb
Nettle Paltz
Nellie
Walt
Thor Turg
Beasley
Nak
Ir Furjee
Phevieiye
Aso
Chay
Toumery
Hovsenun
Horsman
Many Improvements Now Under Way in Hamburg
Hamburg buzzes with remodeling and building projects. Painters and carpenters work hard. Pinkey's Cafe and The Banquet Ball receive modernization. Log Cabin interior upgrades and public library redecoration enhance appearances. Leonard Cummins coats his south wall in cement as more improvements rise along B Street.
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Hamburg
Pinkey's
Public Library
Lewis Clayton
Medford
Smith's
Super Market
Bud's
Cale
Leonard Cummins
Bettyy
A. Hoss
Tha Athen Impement Company
Houw
Hamburg Waterworks Fifty Years Old
Hamburg celebrates its waterworks aging to fifty with a review of records by city clerks. The history recalls bids, 81.25 per day wages, and a $10,695 system contract won by W. E. Hod. Mayor I. E. Marland and officials Shell Wan J. A. Enyte guided plans, with related city improvements and department notes mentioned.
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Eibert Lalr
Cve
Sily
Hamburg
Thirt
Nighier
W. E. Hod
Suarg
Lael
Rales
Red Oak
Cresson
St. Dee
Iowa Women Win Regional Newspaper Honors
The article notes Iowa women earning top honors in a state journalism competition, with Best Column award going to Greg Moore of the Cornlan Pret Press. It highlights competition among women reporters statewide and praises quality work across papers in the state.
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Southwestern Tow
Arpes
My Boule Boll
Atedd Qals
Wits
le Heat Ninespapers
Wench
Greg. Moore
Ie Cornlan Pret Press
Ews Piper
Marriage of Jen Brown and Lloyd McKean in Los Angeles
The couple Jen Brown and Lloyd McKean wed Friday December 13 in Los Angeles with ceremony by Rev. W. ds. The bride is the daughter of Dor un Town and a graduate planning to join the wf 1ea0. They will reside near Lockheul Airplane company Lt Lan Abnels.
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Jen Brown
Lloyd McKenn
Los Angeles
W. Ds
Wil
Mer. McKean
Line Lockheul Airplane Company
Lt Lan Abnels
Farmers Forum Entertains at State Park Banquet
A community farmers forum gathering at the state park drew about a hundred attendees for an evening of rigs and cake. Chris Spiese as president announced the banquet would honor the most helpful men and outdoor meeting plans were approved while some townsfolk debated social antics and farm talk.
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Parise
State Park
Mure
Chris Spiese
Ale
Chey
Joan
Omaha nuptials for Goodin Dankof couple at Terian church
Goodin lanket Mrs Vous Goodin and Mr Gil Dainkof of Hamburn were married at the Terian church in Omaha on Sunday June 15 with Murray of Omaha officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs Vemdrawles, wore white with orchid corsage. groom is George Dankof of Harturs, a nonn graduate of Tenbury High and current worker at the American Snelling Co in Omaha. The couple will reside in Kansas Mo and Nebraska.
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Vous Goodin
Gil Dainkof
Hamburn
Omaha
Sunchis
Tey, Murray
Don J. Plasterer
Ginawi
Univer
RK Cormue
Frardemias
University of Gmalw
Vemdrawles
Bambern
Lexa
Attendul Ona University
Ram
Chillicota
Missouri
Collene
Dankel
Wilty
American Snelling Co
Onaha
Danke
Omata
Best
Mather and Waughiss Bangsar A mnether and daughter
Fragmented text records a family scene with uncertain names and places. It hints at a visit, a toast, and a mother figure tied to Margaret Tiedt, with mention of Mexico and a Wave. The legible elements suggest a social or domestic moment rather than a clear event.
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Mather
Waughiss Bangsar
Bea
Maergaret
Mexico
Letter From Camp Describes Life North Of Ban Pires
A fragmented wartime letter from Glory at Crazy Cellen California details daily routines at Cap Callan thirteen miles north of Ban pires. He describes barracks, sandy conditions, coast weather, messes, and drills with Cosmoahine craft division. He writes of discipline, gear, and a wish to be home, ending with a salute to an editor.
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Glory
Crazy Cellen
Ban Dlega
California
Egorry
Particwars
Cap Callan
Banpires
Awell
Satl-Aire Craft
Fane
Mall oiler visits with past newspaper link recalled
A visitor Thursday morning entertained by Wert Meld, plus Eck Crab and Nis iibn-le-lase, recalling a Hamburg era newspaper from about five years ago. The discussion touched on history and a local paper’s role in reporting events, with mentions of Fred Hill and Pork day plans.
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Mall Oiler
Dare Preg
Field
Hamnbure
Die
Ghimbneg Menorler
Fred Hill
Reid
Ifatt
Peer Lee
Weekend Features at Local Theatre Preview
Anomalous notes describe this week’s cinema lineup with Anita Lanisynd and Bruce Bennett in The Phantom Submarine. A treasure-hunt tale. secret agents, America’s defense, and a Made in time plot twist display. Jane Withers and Jackie Cooper star in Ey Fral Beau. J. Blees contributes a warm romantic comedy. Janet Crawford and Mebyyr Dourids appear in A Woman's Face. The piece praises direction and variety, listing multiple showings through Saturday night with nods to Wednesday and next week’s programs.
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Angie Ob
Anita Lanisynd
Bruce Bennett
Treamure
Tang
America
Defen
Jane Withers
Jackie Cooper
J. Blees
Gayely
Gund
Sanday
Tiss
Jan Crawford
Mebyyr Dourids
Dvaran
Tne
Tony the Wrens
Sturaiin
Frank Morgan
Ann Rutherford
Kent ‘Taylor
Sur International
Tatung
Mere Pridas
Corey
Hamburg Truck and Two Men Figure in Warrensburg Wreck
A heavy truck owned by Atti Spittler of Hamburg collided with a pickup near Warrensburg Missouri killing the pickup driver and injuring two others. The crash occurred when a touring car driven by a woman sideswiped the truck, sending it into the pickup loaded with gas. Spittler and a man named Alderney were thrown from the cab. Spittler suffered a minor cut and Alderney a leg injury. Ambulances and physicians treated the injured at the scene.
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Hamburg
Warrensburg
Atti Spittler
Hamsburg
Pont Warrensburg
Missouri
Suman
Jos Selines
Nirsipittles
Tay Anduson
Tamburg
Mackie Gaiden
Sybttler
Alderney
Anderson
Abdarsen
Wolf
Trey
Prominent Newspaper Man Visits Hanbury
A renowned newspaper figure, Haldridne of Bloomfield, visits Hanbury. He holds leadership roles in state and national press organizations and is celebrated for his long career, extensive public service, and commitment to national unity.
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Hanbury
Bathday
Early Settler Obsessed by Oldest Residents Mystery
An OCR damaged fragment recounts a community annal with names like Troy and Luanda and mentions legal actions, marriages, and a meeting conducted by D Ny, Gimnott, and others. The piece reflects a colonial era set of notices with personal ties, property, and union details amid scattered dates and references.
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Troy
Tndkina
Maren
Judd
Ehuldeen
INA
Luanda Wawely
Hotty Duadel
Walt Sabork
Mile Buda
Shi
Meual Ervey
Rey D. Ny
Gimnott
Stil Yoing First Aid Instructor Honored by County
A local first aid instructor known for guiding repeated classes across the county was celebrated for his service. The program trained twelve men from various towns, with attendees praising his calm leadership and practical lessons that helped sharpen lifesaving skills.
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My. Eether
Aranpee Trent
Ian
Hanus Couple Marries Amid Local Ceremony
A formal wedding in Margate featured the Hanus couple as the bride and groom celebrated with family and friends. The ceremony took place at a local venue with attendees including Mrs. Cla and other community members.
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Hanus
Merrhine
Ries Margate
Mar
Densishurs
Rye
Heer
Fremont County Real Estate Declines Despite Gains
Fremont County real estate values show a broad decline with overall decreases around 80 000 and a reported drop in assessments across townships. The County Board of Supervisors notes year four year changes with percentage shifts reflecting lower valuations and weaker market activity. Major regions like Riverside and Sidney report notable reductions while some towns show modest declines amid shifting appraisal procedures.
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Myemost
Reat Eniaie
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
Moyers
Ian Cates
Lee Ntrom
Giro
Aledaet
Auxiliary Meeting Notes From Local Organization
A fragmented report describes an auxiliary meeting with members from various groups. The text mentions yearly events, informal schedules, and several named individuals in a chaotic transcript.
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Mito
Myrtle
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Farmers’ Forum
Bob” Cloepfil
Emililacy
Mme
Fred R. White
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moinne
Seturday
White
Suuils Throu
Coundy Blut
Bamberg
Apportanly Ag
U. Bi
Fremont Co
SUNY
CenpaNe
Nskay Itabkin
Yanik
Gere Meter
Bart
Herlon Multon
A Mat Moreno
Bastinen
Mint Tee Mankin
Gaitel Abi Matkii
Tun Zahaaniad
PM Tagtetsas
Wai
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