Jitney Program Delights Hamburg With Parade And Programs
The Jitney school program at the high school drew eight to nine hundred attendees. Supt. Dow and teachers received praise for a delightful sequence of in school and parade events. Revenue exceeded 190 dollars will support local schools while President Wilson joined the open carriage parade. Rev. I L Th Seybold resigns as Evangelical church pastor to become retirement home superintendent in Blue Springs Missouri.
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Supt. Dow
Hamburg
Barnum
Wilson
I. Th. Seybold
The
Evangelical Church
Th. Seybold
Seybold
Blue Springs
Evangelical Church of North America
Arm infection after grape pickers misreport
Mrs Bruce Bright was taken to an Omaha hospital for inflammation of arm bones. Rumor of amputation was false. doctors expect recovery though healing will take time. Earlier she poisoned her lower limbs picking wild grapes, and the infection spread to the arm.
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Bruce Bright
Omaha
Bright
Fire at Engine House in Hamburg Railroad Yards
Monday morning a fire was discovered in the engine house in the Hamburg railroad yards and the alarm aroused sleepers. The fire company arrived late and could not save the building. Attention was given to the eval chute just north. The cause is unknown.
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Engine House
Hamburg
National Guard drive signs up forty six youths
National Guard recruitment continues after last week’s enrollment of forty six young men. A special act allows the company to form with fifty members, making an assured organization. A recruiting officer will visit Hamburg in two weeks as canvassing resumes. Many towns with prewar Guards push for reorganization.
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National Guard
National Guards
Hamburg
Burned by Grease Hero Stops Fire at Payne Farmhouse
John Powers, face bandaged after frying grease burst into flames at neighbor Mr. Smith's home near Payne. He helped douse the blaze using water from a bucket, avoiding inhalation of smoke, and is expected to recover though with painful injuries.
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John Powers
John
Mr. Smith
Payne
Secret Marriage Reported in Hamburg Community
On October 21, 1919, Mrs. Boyce Leffey and Miss Esther Baldwin wed quietly in Auburn Nebraska. The ceremony remained secret until last week when friends found a marriage certificate. The couple, well regarded in Hamburg, begin married life with public good wishes.
Tractor School Tomorrow in Hamburg
A tractor school will be held in Hamburg on Friday March 26 under Fremont County Farm Bureau at the Baldwin and James tractor building. Sessions start at 9 a m and run all day Pot A W Turner will conduct the schools and all tractor problems will be taken up and discussed. Those interested in tractors are urged to be present.
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Hamburg
Fremont County Farm Bureau
Baldwin & James
Pot. A. W. Turner
Special Lecture on The Political Privileges of Women in Iowa
Justice T. B. Stevens will deliver a public library address on Tuesday April 6 at 2 30 p m. The event is hosted by Chapter DI PBD inviting all Hamburg women to attend and hear the talk.
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Iowa
Justice T. 8
Stevens
Public
Chapter DI
Hamburg
North Liberty News Roundup Of Local Kith And Kin
A bustling social week in North Liberty includes St Patrick day games at Mr and Mrs Lloyd Simpson home with a wienie feast. Mrs George Miller returns from Shenandoah hospital and Daisy Mitchell assists at home. Jitney show in Hamburg draws crowds while Will Tackett and Miss Laura Baker wed and start housekeeping at the farm. Small gatherings visit Riverton Shenandoah and Mt Zion as friends extend sympathy at the Mina Garrett funeral. Miss Zach takes a brief appendicitis leave from North Liberty school and Mrs Laura Knappe visits Riverton then Shenandoah. Box supper and program set at North Liberty school on Friday April 2 with Miss Grace Watts teaching.
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Lloyd Simpson
Simpsons
George Miller
Shenandoah
Daisy Mitchell
Hamburg
Fred Schneider
Chris Spiegel
Joe Simpson
Charles Simpson
Neva
W. F. Knapne
Leta
Bhenandoah
Mina Garrett
Mt. Zion
Mina
Liller
Harry Wieder
Laura Knappe
Lucille Evans
Riverton
Clara Knappe
Will Tackett
North Liberty
Prnvent
Zach
Knappe
Ben Bower
Homer Baker
Dick Miller
Crofton
Nebraska
AL. I. Garrett
Tennessee
Henry Tackett
Asa Tackett
Thurman
Floyd Smith
Anna_Driver
Hambine
Robert Rose
North Liberty School
Grace Watts
Local Notes Roundup Includes Car Sale and Church Moves
Mose Hateh reports Dinty Moore has piloted schooners to earn a fine Ford. Revs Mitchell Seybold Parker toured Sidney for Inter Church work, Parker named county chairman. Herbert Trudeau hospitalized for appendicitis, recovering well. Finnell family moves, new floors. Jolly and Thornton depart. Mrs Mansperger visits, plans Arkansas farm visit. Dee Netson buys house on Argle. Cummings relocate to Colorado Springs. Shade Franklin recalls Liberty Baptist church fire and rescue. Nels Anderson arranging farm sale. health forces farming stop. Hubert Trudeau visits Shenandoah. Skinney and Fat update. Harry Mirfield moving to Hamburg. Millers join Reporter staff.
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Dee Netson
Will Cummins
Argle Street
Charity Caroline Brown obituary names long-time Hamburg resident
Mrs Charity Caroline Brown born August 5 1838 in Fulton county NL died March 16 1920 in Hastings Nebraska. Body brought to Hamburg for services conducted by A A Walburn interment in Hamburg cemetery. Married to Augustus F Brown in 1858 the family moved to Hamburg then Omaha. Survived by J P McCullough Long Beach Calif George F Brown Brown Calif Mrs A W Spear St Paul Minn Mrs F E O'Brien Arapahoe Neb and Frank Brown Omaha. A respected elder with high character.
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Charity Caroline Brown
Fulton County
Hastings
Neb
Hamburg
A. A. Walburn
Augustus F. Brown
Brown
J. M. Alexander
Nies Grocery Opens in Hamburg Market
Nies opened his new grocery store to the public on Saturday. Though not all stock was on shelves, business was splendid. Nies has worked in Hamburg households for years and has many warm friends. John knows the grocery trade from delivery to buying and will cater to the trade in every way.
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Nies
Jom
Union Sunday Services At Local Baptist Church
Large crowd attends Sunday night union services at the Baptist church with full building opened for worship. Special music from Baptist and union choirs accompanies hearty congregational singing. Rev. I Th Seybold delivers an earnest gospel message. Next Sunday evening services will be at the Methodist church. Your presence is desired.
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Union
Baptist Church
Baptist and Union
I. Th. Seybold
Methodist Church
Visit of Nebraska City Yeomen Attends Local Lodge
About thirty Yeomen from Nebraska City visited the local lodge on Tuesday evening. They brought a few candidates to receive the degrees. After the lodge work, refreshments were served and a dance followed.
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Nebraska City
Wool Growers Form Fremont County Organization
Fremont county wool producers met at Farragut last week and formed a county organization. J. F. C. Finnell was named director for Madison township. Guests included Mrs. A. W. Spear of St Paul, Mrs. F. E. O'Brien of Arapahoe, Frank Brown of Omaha, and Miss Anna Easley, for the funeral of their mother.
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Fremont County
Farragut
J. F. C. Finnell
Madison Township
A. W. Spear
St. Paul, Minn
F. E. O’brien
Arapahoe, Neb
Frank Brown
Omaha
R. Hoggett
Anna Easley
Good Citizenship School at Library by W C T U
The W C T U will organize a Good Citizenship school at the library on Tuesday afternoon at 6:80. All ladies invited. Herm King and niece Gladys Scotten of College Springs visited James Bogan's home Sunday. Herm runs a drug store in the Springs. Mrs W D Fletcher and son Tim went to Red Oak to consult a specialist about Tim's eye injury. The eye is improving but sight nearly gone.
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Herm King
Gladys Scotten
College Springs
James Bogan
Herm
Community Club Holds Special Meeting in Hamburg
A Monday library gathering of the Community Club formed committees to study women’s citizenship and voter education, planned rope cutting at the local nursery, and discussed a joint community building and armory for a National Guard unit. A manufacturing concern with 50 workers considered relocating here, officers will be elected in April, and a nominating panel was named.
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H. B. Dow
L. H. Smalley
R. F. Hickman
L. J. Stalin
Fair Grounds
R. C. Danley
W.T. Davidson
Fletcher
Hamburg
O. W. Sturgeon
JS. Athen
B. M. Fisher
Child Swallows Iodine on Farm Premises
The ten year old child of Mr and Mrs Noah Githers on the Carl O Neal farm swallowed about a half ounce of iodine early this week. The mother noticed the intake and the doctor was summoned. First aid involved starch to absorb the poison. Aside from a blistered face, the child recovered with no serious harm.
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Noah Githers
Carl O’neal
Caught in the Shaft at the Anderson Bros Garage
Arnold Anderson of the Anderson Bros garage is limping after a Saturday accident. While changing belts his pants caught in the line shafting, cutting his leg from ankle to knee. He remains able to work and notes luck in not dwelling on the gloom.
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Arnold Anderson
Anderson Bros
Arnold
Barnes Readsies Refrigerator Install at Meat Market
W. W. Barnes is installing a new refrigerator this week at his meat market. The cooling system is on site and will be connected once remaining work is finished. Barnes purchased a fine unit and will rely on his tooling system to serve customers efficiently.
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W. W. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
P. E. O. Inspection Held At Newton Meeting
Friday afternoon the local P. E. O. Order was inspected by Mrs. Fannie B. Carrie of Newton Iowa. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Cliff Good and after the regular work dainty refreshments were served.
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Fannie B. Carrie
Newton
Iowa
Cliff Good
Births Reported for Brown and Geyer Families
Future Jeporter records announce two newborn sons born to local families. Mr and Mrs Frank Brown welcomed a son on Sunday March 23. Mr and Mrs Claude Geyer welcomed a son on Friday March 19.
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Jeporter
Frank Brown
Claude Geyer
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North’s
Mose Hateh
Dinty
Moore
W. J. Mitchell
H. G. Parker
Sidney
Herbert Trudeau
John Finnell
Frank Hill
Rs. Mansperger
Council Bluffs
R. L. Case
Arkansas
Arnold Jolly
Clara Thornton
Cloverdale
Alabama
Creston
Jolly
Nels A. Anderson
Anderson
Hubert Trudeau
Herbert
Skinney
Harry Mirfield
Hawardan
Mrs. Mirfield
Theron Bellus
Minnesota
Emily &. Miller
Frederick
H. L. Osborn
Miller
Wool Growers Organize
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