Review of State Legislature Draws Kiwanis Guests in Des Moines
Earl Fishbaugh discusses the recent general assembly, noting its historic scope amid war and postwar tensions. He highlights tax reforms, school funding, veterans relief, road financing, and a major debate on the closed shop while detailing committee planning and upcoming sessions.
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Ieunty
Kiwanis Club
Fitnd
Dtr
Flakbaugh
Alma
Dite
Legis
Lpture
Farewell Dinner For Teele Family At Ma Godini Church
Community members and friends gather Friday evening June 2 at Ma Godini Church for a covered dish dinner honoring Rev Henry Teele and family departing for West De Moines. Program includes expressions of appreciation and best wishes from church groups and local organizations.
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Ma- Ghodini
Fromaes
Henry Teele
West Dew Moster
K, 2Kel
Woman's Society of Christ and Service
Smith
Death Notice for Mrs Ayr Clayton in Albany Oregon
Mrs Ayr Clayton received word Saturday of the death of her late husband who passed away at his home in Albany Oregon at 6:90 that morning. Funeral services were held at the place on Tuesday June 24.
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Ayr
Clayton
Latepeteh
Albany
Oregon
Funera
Thal Place
Flood Waters Still Menacing Here
Flood threats persist in Hamburg as crests and dikes fail to contain rising rivers. High water remains on the East Nisham and West Nish, with the Missouri at Nebraska City falling slowly. Red Cross aid continues while repairs and sandbagging efforts advance, though the northeast dike remains a critical risk.
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Hamburg
Tom Congrave
Eh- Kinter
Alam
Nisham
Shenandonl
Coxgrave
Hoon
Nishna
Netraska City
Tuckiay
Red Cross
Teid Orenheit At & Atandsti
Wamburg
Tant Homburg
Light Officials Plan Improvements for Hamburg Service
G G Thewes district manager Shenandoah and A K Adama district engineer Red Oak visited Hamburg to inspect high water damage. They promised improvements including a new dead end loop and two new lines from Shenandoah to Riverton to improve lighting along the streets and reliability of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Thewes
Shenandanh
A. K. Adama
Distriet
Red Oak
Hamburg
Yains
Iun
Wamburg
Alan
Shenandoah
Riverten
Affala
Pirvicn
Tila Semcrunliy
Flood Control in Nishna Valley Project Advocates
A political letter urges federal support for a basin flood control program on the Nishna rivers. It praises Rep. Ben F. Jensen for prior river protection funding and condemns budget cuts, urging Congress to back contouring, terracing, and soil conservation to prevent frequent floods across Riverton, Tramburg, Shenandoah, and nearby towns. The piece calls for immediate action, criticizing waste and emphasizing regional need across the Missouri and Nishna basins.
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Nishna
Ben F. Jensen
Bean
Minnouti
Nightia
Stamburg
Tho & Bast
Missouri
Transpoortig
Row Oak
Shenandoah
Grinwold
el- Nott
Extra
Audubon
Nither
Soil Conservation Department
Mort Park
Congress
Happy Valley Club Meets for County Campaign Interest
The Happy Valley Club gathered Tuesday with candidates Gwen Earl Bether Rawling and Margaret Ancer Louise Walker as county office hopefuls. Delegates from the club included Louise Walker Mary Rad Surti Marilyn Mattes and Margaret Mincer attended Cape Brews ster as delegates. The next meeting will be held with Marilyn and Lurening Mattes on June 24. Margaret Mincer Reporter.
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Valley Club
Marilyn Folkes
Bull
Gwen "Earl
Bether Rawling
Margaret Ancer
Louise, Walker
Marilyn
Rural youth group to hold midsummer meeting in Iowa
Minty junior Tintin Burawa president Kath Jeen Johnson era members of Rural Youth will gather Saturday in Sandusky Ohio to discuss orders from midwestern states. The Southwestern Town Rabbit and Curry Beerdars Association plan a Sunday meeting June 29 at Waubyn rle State Park with a noon dinner and 1 30 pm session. rain date at the Bruce home. members to bring one animal from their herd to display. anniversary of the Boughweal to be noted.
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Minty
Tintin
Burawa
Kath
Jeen Johnson
Era Mibers
Sandusky-Ohio
Tuedt- Idweet
Boreou Nition
Lavingol
Will
Tanky
Midwest
Rabbit Asa’s
Curry Beerdars' Association
Waubynrle
W. E. Bruce
Iowa
Junior Baseball Team Defeats Fairfax in Narrow Win
The Hemsberg squad edged Fairfax as Norman Brown pitched a no hit bid through five. Two errors marred the game but the home nine avoided bigger trouble. Legion fliers planned a Monday in Clarinda after a rain postponement.
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Legiot
Rosenen
Tarnoed
Norman Brown
Hemsberg
Dub
Norman Alevek
Herve
Legion
Arma
Clarinda
Mmbure
Fairfax
Lown
Wuce
Sulin
Way
Married in Texas Trace of Jane Rand and Byron Peterson
Jane Rand and Byron Peterson, formerly of Main View Nohy, united in marriage at Victoria Texas on June 14 and will reside there. The bride, a Hamburg High School graduate class of 1943, has worked in Hamburg and Ogden Utah and later with atomic bomb projects. The groom is an electrician with the Victoria light company and serves three towns.
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Nema
Supervicorn
Board of Education
Wall Club
Costa
Goldiers
Board of Control
Iowa City
Stha
Jane Rand
Byran P. Peterson
Mainview
Nohy
Immreriage
Victoria
Texan
Hamburg
Inter
Sidney
Abe
Ogden
Utah
Ong
New Mexico
kTtom
Light Company
Hamburg Malt Supply Helped by Local Hatchery and Driver
During most of last week Hamburg relied on the Hamburg hatchery and driver Paul Cagn for incoming malt. The hatchery delivered malt to the Owine port office, while Cagn helped load and unload at the Darlington rub station in Oranha, keeping supplies from piling up.
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Wamburg
Hamburg
Paul Cagn
Helivordit
Transport record fragment not enough for a headline
Howard Bansleigh of Town City formerly Hamburg is described as admitted during the war era and serving in local duties. The readable fragment mentions service and residence but lacks clear events or dates to form a fuller summary.
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Howard Bansleigh
Town City
Hamburg
Feng Eso
Sarring
Milford Harris, longtime Hamburg resident, dies at 81
Milford Harris, born February 27, 1960 in Henry County Tennessee, died June 19, 1987 in Hamburg. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Seanne Harris and a lifelong Hamburg resident who recalled early town days and school fires. He served as a deacon in the Baptist church for 31 years and was married to Nettie Evinger and later Mrs Anna Franklin. Interment was in the St Olive cemetery.
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Milford Qr
Harrie
Hamburg
Seanne Harris
Henry County
Tinoiz
Harris
Bik Fam
Elpe
Addis AF
Tas Land
Ned
Einai Fela Id
Marris
Femburg
Hainlurg
Pabee
Hyatem
Pii
Hargis
Mariage
Minn Nettie Evinger
Anna
Franklin
Hakor
Orexans
Va McGawin
Olumita Aml
Vielvele Wagner
Bealder
Baptist Ghurel
Vntit Hin Milness
Sunha Blalti
Br. A. W. Tastdy
Kenneth Hotroan
Taptlet
Intermant
Olive
Truck Faliz Crash On Lincoln Highway Bridge
A damaged truck loaded with bananas and watermelons plunged into a stream after the bridge on Highway 278 between Tarkio and Rock Port collapsed. Driver Arthur Hughes, 36, and Franklin J Overly, 33, both of St Joseph, were injured in the accident and drifted downstream before reaching safety. Franklin Overly clung to a branch for about an hour before seeking aid.
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Ciream
Tarkio
Rocke
Brédew
Otel
Overly Brothers
St. 71
Wea
Arthur Hughes
St. Joseph
Franklin J Overly
St. Josaph
Bnnk
Franklin Overly
Tock Port
Het
Hank
Jeter
Phu
Rock Port
Unclear damaged text item from early newspaper record
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person named Tayloe and others, with garbled locations and a military recruiting context. Details are indecipherable, making precise events or dates impossible to confirm.
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House
Senate
Romue
Des Moines
United States
Farm Bureau
Finkbawgh
Furis
Jinbor
Awa
Finbaugh
Teele
Methodiat
Ho Ting Keen We Club
Terle
U.S
Beniieas
Teel
Peries
Falee
Miranes
Terralee
Nishna Valley
Naustar Gull
Mildie West
Amfrica
Nistan
Kovernment
Ensineera
MD Pitich
Iin
Tawa
Ranservasion Department
Junta Mte
Texas
Olin Tayloe
Faye Amith
Park §T
Burg
Towa
Ft. Kamamty
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