Mrs A J Black Lifelong Resident Dies at 78
Mrs A J Black longtime Fremont County resident died June 23 at age 78. Funeral held at Johnson Funeral Home with Rev L H Stevenson officiating and burial at Mt Zion Cemetery. She married A J Black in 1805 and had five children, twelve grandchildren, and two notable grandsons. She spent most of life on the family farm and was a longtime member of McKissiek Grove church.
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A. J. Black
Johnson Funeral Home
L. H. Stevenson
Mt. Zionemetery
Martilla Morrow
N. W
Elizabeth Murrow
A.J. Black
Wnion
Wale Loxasn
Takios
Neamut Erickson
Shenandoah Mus
Gladys Colaw
Kaneas City
Nolan Black
Hamburg
Cloyd Blair
Denver
Nash Morerow
Nebraska
Cuy
Sharon Kay Harvie
Thea Rh. Harris
Germany
Siren
Pfo
Jack Logan
Myx
Doe Clark
Scott
Fremont
Turin
Mamburg
McKisslek Grove
Tnith Chowen
Farmera Urged to File Slaughter Permits by July 1 1948
Special notice from Fremont County War Price and Rationing Board calls on farmers who plan to slaughter livestock for texale to obtain a slaughter permit. Applications must be on file by July 1 1948. Permits allow transfers of up to 400 pounds of meat per year, with eligibility for higher transfer limits if prior transfers were shown. Requests for forms available by phone or mail.
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Fremont County
Aml Falconiter Bowrs
Focal Board
War Price & Butioning Board
New Subscription Ruling For Navy and Overseas Readers
A new rule effective July 1 145 restricts newspaper subscriptions to navy personnel overseas. Individual subscriptions addressed via fleet news offices require written authorization from addressees for fulfilment or cancellation. Postmaster examination may be requested. Payments by counters or friends allowed. no complimentary copies. Advance subscriptions may continue until expiry.
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Navy
Snaring
Fleet News Office
New York
Stn Francis
Crary Woman Faces Rough Treatment Amid Dusk Drive
In the Hamburg version a resident must have novarnlos or neighbors joined, while in the Crary account Mr Pecker faced a late night drive. In the south part on Muisbreut people harassed a driver with rotten fruit and stones. One driver quit south as a barrage struck her car between steel tins. Another party pelts a man with rose petals and minor hits reported. Sidney newsman Wanthar Dead was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Peck
Crary
Fama
Hamburg
Imaybe
Perrong
Lown
Muisbreut
Winvar
Newsy Breke
Sidney Wan
Wanthar
A Day Late for Fourth of July Paper Schedule
The Reporter announces a one day delay next week to observe Independence Day. They urge correspondents and advertisers to submit material promptly and note they will work doubly hard to print early Thursday. "Reporter on the Air" airs Thursday over KRN and KMA, highlighting station programs and the Stanton Zephyr.
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KRN
KMA
Stanton Zephyr
Northwestern
Fremont County War Bond Drive Urges Full County Share
Fremont County enters a wartime bond drive urging every citizen to buy Series E and B bonds. L. Clark of the War Finance committee warns that failing to meet the county quota harms morale and national effort. As of Monday bond sales stood at 224,505, well below the county goal of 420,000, with bank deposits over 14 million and county wealth rising since 1941. The article also notes Clyde Simons, longtime Shenandoah druggist, passing away.
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Fremont County
Feemont County
Germany
Bank Duponits
Fremont
Wes Maines
L. Clark
Finance Committee
Mippert
Thy Shite
Clark
Tkonda
Thora ix
Quail Rearing Effort Aims to Boost Fremont County Supply
Maurice Breckalder advances a quail rearing trial in Mantiurg aiming to curb local quail scarcity. A breeder named Warto Pelervol donated 100 quail, placed in a special brooder for seven to twelve weeks before relocation. The project seeks wider participation to secure future game birds for the county. Mrs. Win Bisek also reported finding 66 turtle eggs near Rock Part, noting their potential for hatching and the impact on local wildlife.
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Maurice Breckalder
Minchier
Warton Fai
Bette
Hambure
Willy Quan
Maurice
Tate
Fremont
Mantiurg
Nalven
They Won and Lost in a Fifty Fifty Sunday Baseball Series
Sunday saw Bambyna’s face a split day as Shenandoah defeated Hamburg in the afternoon. Charley, back from service, starred on the mound allowing seven strikeouts while Shenandoah connected for 11 baserunners. In the evening Hamburg moved to Nebraska City, losing 4 to 2 as Nebraska City tallied six hits to Hamburg’s two.
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Bambyna
Shenandoal
Frawley
Stonely
Wingle
Ox Gale
Fanttorder
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Charley
Nebraska City
Vftarnoon
Obr Herons
Ehren
Nebraaska
Wide Left Mystery as Essex Farmer Finds Only Heifer Remains
Essex farmer Stanley Carlson reports a 400 pound beef heifer killed on the farm with no further trace. Police seek leads as ominous activity surrounds the incident. Local notes mention crops, garden blooms, and harvest updates amid a cluttered, period-voiced scene.
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Stanley Carlson
Essex
Cavisl
Apartments Initiative Aids Housing Shortage in Hambors
Ray Hatten plans conversion of the Legion building north of his store into apartments to ease Hambors housing shortage. The project aims to add much needed living space by restoring the vacant structure and addressing local demand.
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Ray Hatten
Legion
Hia Stare
Hopite Teog
Making Mistakes and How to Learn From Them
A compact critique of common errors in daily life. The piece cites misdialed phone numbers, wrong mail, and mistaken products, noting how small slips reveal broader tardiness, carelessness, and faulty habits. It emphasizes reflection, responsibility, and simple corrective actions.
Kiwanis Evening Features First Aid Pictures
The Hamburg event showed first aid instruction pictures by Max Ellis with a second program planned this week. The show stressed what not to do in accidents and included safety scenes for local fire company members. A truck accident near the J J Zach farm caused minor injuries to Louis Pieren and Berry Boyle. the vehicle overturned twice and was towed from Castleman Coal Co. The incident occurred as the truck traveled toward town. Birthday celebrations for Fink Qdell were held at the Bell telephone office basement with a covered supper inviting North Western Bell and A T & T employees in Hamburg.
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Max Ellis
Kiwanla
Louis Pieren
Berry Boyle
J. J. Zach
Castleman Coal Co
Washoon
Nishna al Htamburg
Uambivens Fosva
Navy couple wed at Great Lakes Little Chapel
Virgil I. Lair and Miss Mikired Durdahi of Minnesota married in the Little Chapel at Great Lakes Center. Virgil, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lair, has served ten years in the Navy and is on shore duty. Durdahi is a Wave. wedding gown was white with lace. Congratulations from friends.
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Virgil I. Lair
Mikired Durdahi
Minnesota
Virsil
5. S. Lair
Great Lakes
Dhey
Henry Marker Dies in Tamburg at 78
Honey Marker, 78, longtime Tamburg resident, died Tuesday morning at home after returning from the hospital. The obituary notice is not yet available. word comes from his son.
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Honey Marker
Tamburg
Peeliun
Nishna River Flood Control Act Project Overview
Fragmented OCR summary states a flood control act for the Nishna River with authorization for public works. It mentions construction of a flood control project, funding up to 280000, and conditions tied to material, equipment, and manpower, with project initiation and possible suspension based on budget and conditions.
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Nishna River
Features This Week at the Colonial Theater
The Colonial presents William Powell and Myrna Loy in The Thin Man Goes Home with Asta, plus Sui Fernanda Valtay starring Palm Evann Jean Porter and Andrew Tombs. Rogers and Surha bring winging action and romance in Thin Man's Navy. Chris B Maloy Jr. served at Lakehurst Naval Air Station during production. Also newsreel Pete Specialty, a cartoon, and the year’s wonder picture Brazil on midweek. Featuring Tito Guitar and Virginian Bruen. Che Ol Barn Dance with Gene Autry and the Colorado Hill Billies.
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William Powell
Myrna Loy
Mra
Asta
Sui Fernanda Valtay
Palm Evann
Jean Porter
Andrew Tombs
Rogers
Sur Hai
Mowlay
Thin Man's Navy
Wallace Avery
Chnt
Tom Drake
Jan Clayton
Chris B. Maloy, Jr
U. S. Navy
Lakehurat
Mil
Metrs
Goldwyn- Mayer
Brazil
Americas
Tito Guitar
Virginian Bruen
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Walter Schrum
Colorado Hill
Coagulated Earth Sample At City Light Office
Report describes a hazardous sample from an electrical project brought to the city light department on Court House Ave. by Linemen Lester Konen and Lee Kuysman during a reception for a new pastor. The sample, claimed nearly perfectly coagulated earth, illustrated dangers of high voltage contact and was discussed amid questions of safety and impact on the community.
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Glee Tvle Fing
Court House Ave
Lester Konen
Lee Kuysman
Genihere
He Baptist
Rey
Newahs
Boruid
Fremont County Lags On Bond Drive
Fremont County faces delay in meeting federal war bond quotas with officials urging immediate bond purchases. Iowa War Finance Committee officials emphasized county readiness, warning that failure to meet targets could reflect poorly on communities and impact national war funding efforts. The drive urges residents and bankers to buy series E bonds promptly to support the overall quota and bolster morale in the war effort.
Last Meeting for Summer by Eastern Star Longe
The Eastern Star Longe held its final summer meeting Monday evening with a potluck supper. A Pant Matrona Club program featured "Treakfart at Hollywood" with Carl Thompson and a cast of members delivering jokes and skits, drawing cheers and gifts for several attendees.
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Longe
Pant Matrona Club
Treakfart
Hollywood
Carl Thompson
Perry Taster
Tom Bronneman
Heary Witter
Charles Hollingsworth
Jokators
Rebecca Henderson
Norma Lee Tarson
Roy Hatton
Chas. Finke
Herman Suleman
Appointment of Al Riddington as national veteran rehab head
Al Riddington of the Shenan Hoah Union Chamber of Commerce has been named by national president Henry Kenrnn to the post of national view president of veterans rehabilitation. The appointment aims to boost Iowa J. C. ratings nationally as part of a 4.0 percent nationwide target.
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al Riddington
Shenan- Hoah Union Chamber of Commerce
Henry Kenrnn
National View
Veterans Rehabilitation
Taringan
Iowa J. C.'a
Young Pespis Attends Camp Misses Local Women and Rev Stevenson
A fragment mentions young Pespis attending a youth camp in Nebraska with Joann Robinson Dorothy Case and Joyce Wright, along with Reverend I. B. Stevenson of the Church of Christ. Details and date are unclear in the snippet.
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Pespis
Joann Robinson
Dorothy Case
Joyce Wright
Is. B. Stevenson
Church of Christ Pre
Ywath Camp
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