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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
6
Mrs Oscar F Shepard of 416 A Coobaugh street fell twenty feet to the ground when the rear porch railing gave way. She suffered a wrenched back and possible other injuries, with no bones broken according to attendants. She rested easy by noon as doctors assessed her condition.
William Haith, known as BIN, schemes for a new Watson garage reflecting rising faith in the town. After over two years in local service, he expands as customers from surrounding areas seek ear repairs and reliable work at fair prices.
A Glenwood area accident report details Earl Barnes of Barnes Bros. Bakery suffering minor injuries after his Hite Ford left the road near Grant. The mishap killed a young neighbor, a child named Little Ind, who was struck by debris and fell from a building roof during responders’ efforts. The boy, nephew of local residents, died despite medical care at Lord Lisster hospital.
Former Glenwood lad Bernard Rhoades, son of Mr and Mrs Rhoades of Omaha, suffered a likely fatal incident Sunday afternoon while playing with a neighbor boy near a street tree. The injury appears to have been caused by a tree limb falling.
A five year old, Tommy, son of Ivy, broke his arm in two places after a swing mishap Sunday afternoon at a southwest Itown home. Dr. Parsons set the fracture after X rays and Tommy Benton, four or five, fell from a tree Tuesday evening breaking his arm in two places. Doctors Parsons and Scott treated him and he was taken to Council Bluffs last night for hospital care.
Fragmentary note recounts the death of Jenniz ix Dead, a mule once owned by J.J. Bean, a dry goods storeman in Blanch. The text claims Bean purchased the pair in 1883 and that the mule was about five years old at that time, with references to plans or payments for delivery.
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