Local News Notes From Hamburg and Surroundings
Local social items list visits and greetings among residents of Hamburg Iowa and nearby towns. Chas Medford Ed Parrish and George Cox with Floyd of Thurman, Mrs M EB Howard heading to Hot Springs, Riley Baldwin begins at Ford Service, and other arrivals include Sam Cavin family moving to Carpenter farm. Notices of sewing, visiting relatives, health travel, and new talking machines advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Medford
Ed Parrish
Thurman
George Cox
Floyd
Hamburg
M. EB. Howard
Hot Springs
Ark
Riley Baldwin
Ford
Andy Barnes
Meseta
Calo
George Alien
Mesta
W. W. Barnes
Ean Harris
Omaha
Charley Harris
W. C. Murdock
W. D. Fletcher
Shenandoah
Ben Olson
D. W. Phillips
A Playerphone in every home in town notes
Mrs. Chas LaPort was hospitalized in Omaha Sunday for an operation and is recovering well and expected to return home in a few weeks. Many local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Dinwiddie and Mrs. Rageth, visited Will Rageth in hospital after an arm amputation. others traveled to Omaha for hospital visits and to attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Athen
Hot Springs
Ark
Art Smith
Theodore Harris
Fort Collins
iGdl
Chas, Harris
Jermie Robb
Glen Robb
St. Joe
Glen
J. S. Thomas
Omaha
Doyle Drug Store
Herr Gordon
Herb
W. W. Barnes
Art Simons
Texas
E. G. Tiller
Chowchilla
Calif
Tiller
Hamburg
Mr. Tiller
Douglas
Neb
J. B. Tiller
Clemenade
Iowa
Chas
Medford
Chas. LaPort
I. B. Dinwiddie
Will Rageth
Billy
Duane Smalley
Lincoln
A. E. Wildberger
Will van, Eaton
Sidney
M. O. Anderson
Nell Doyle
Logan
Chas. Medford
Walter Putman
Rock Port
Pansey Roach
Emma Grebe
Atchison County
Henry Gravenkamp
G. G. Chappell
G. H. Harding
Joe Beam
Baby
Henry Aspedon
Riverton
Chas. Hazlett
Myrtle Ackley
N. Rageth
Will
Fisherman Docks Gel Spothr Mesh at W W Barnes Market
A fragment reports Gel Spothr Mesh fish were sold Friday at the W W Barnes meat market. Details are sparse but indicate local meat trade activity on that day.
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W.W. Barnes Meat Market
Automobiles for Sweet Corn Growers Prize Promotion
A Nebraska land prize offers two Ford cars as first prizes for sweet corn growers. Participants receive free seed and 14 dollars per ton delivered to Nebraska City or Hamburg factories. Each town hosts one prize with further awards promised, aiming to boost corn yields and farm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Nebraska City
Hamburg
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H. E. Dow
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Steve Payne
Pierre
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Avenie Brown
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Maude Mundell
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A. E. Nahkunst
Chet Baker
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Paul Rees
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Ralph James
Roy Carpenter
Edna Erickson
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W. Carbaugh
John Moelcher
G. W. Carbaugh
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Chas‘Faxon
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Terry Sullivan Jewelry Co
Joose
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L. E. Shannon, Mgr
Hamburg, Iowa