Hamburg Kiwanis air program draws wide praise
The Hamburg Kiwanis club broadcast from Henry Field station in Shenandoah last evening to wide acclaim with praise from Milwaukee to Spokane. Hamburg speaker Mr Hickman highlighted town virtues, and many attendees and listeners sent encores and greetings from Pittsburg, Denver, Spokane, and more. A May return date was planned amid a locally warm reception.
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Hamburg Kiwanis Club
Henry Field Station
Shenandoah
General Report
Sonmer Hamburgers
Pittsburg
Penn
Denver
Spokane
Washington
IR. F. Hickman
Hamburg
Jack Tennant
Defiver
E.G. Devores
Chas. McKisik
Pee Eter Ard
Simons
Pittsbury
Herbert Zach
Clarence Zutz
Liberty
EB. Claytan
Mobridge
Jennie Notson-Harley
Blierhtan
Wyo
Sophia Driever
Omaha
Freidling
Glenwood
Oxvor Pateragn
Kather Loggatt
Cyeston
Deyan Dows
Mairkfo
Mick Phooly Mitchell
Nebraska City
Tim Ballast
Alfred Danforth
Weare
Neb
Harry Butterfield
Joplin
Alliance
Nebr
Shemanionha
Sunday Schedule at St Patrick’s Park
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday event at St Patrick's Park with a Sunday school gathering at a parish hall. Attendees from various groups joined games and contests before portions dispersed, with witnesses noting the gathering was orderly and well received in a time of peaceful community activity.
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ML Ba
Death of Sadie Facoba Known for Home Animals Work
Sadie Jacoba Dien reports the death of Sadie Facoba in Kansas City on Monday. She was long a resident here and nationally known for homemaking society efforts. She ran a home for stray cats and dogs famed coast to coast for the tale of "Mike" the dog she revived. The Jacobs family were Hamburg pioneers, with Mr. Jacobs as a railroad surveyor and later postmaster for two terms.
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Sadie Facoba
Kanaas
Mike
Jacobs
Hamburg
Gruach Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the local Presbyterian church was held last evening with strong attendance. Rev. A d Kiser of Creston spoke warmly. W H Rageth and JL Mitchell were reappointed to the session. Frank Castleman was reelected trustee and Ming Rew Gotisehe finance secretary. The church extended Rev S R Overholser another year as pastor amid praise for his work.
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Presbyterian Church
A. d. Kiser
Creston
JL Mitchell
W. H. Rageth
Seseon
Frank Castleman
Ming Rew. Gotisehe
R. ‘Overholer
Mr. Overholser
Seta Out Mat of Asparagus Project Details
Seta Out Mat of Asparagus JT Finnal enters to arrange a regular contract with de 'Otae Paed Hrainets company for setting out a two acre bed of vent. The plan envisions a Giant Washington variety. two years until bearing with initial plantings. Mr Findell will oversee the project as a marketing proposition. factory uses it for experimentation and earnings. If successful, the crop could become a long term profitable addition for local canning plants and growers in the area.
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Jt. Finnal
Nregan
de ‘Otae
My. Findell
Irwin Hays Home Range Purchase Reveals New House
N W Irwin Hays Home owner of the Faret ics purchased the range at SN B Wilden, recently completed on the plots near his own dwelling. This month Ate Twitty plans to travel to California Junction to showcase the new residence and verify a modern design with ample space. The article notes a forthcoming feature and expresses welcome to the Towln identity and Haminyue de Giis family.
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Aia
Faretics
B. Wilden
Jnst
Ate
Twitty
California Junction
Dows
Tey ROM McBridy Baw Rents Property at Jawer Malt
The text notes a family being welcomed to a property in Garsen Iowa, referencing a legal or rental event tied to a local estate and the Chyfathan tid basse. It mentions the Dentz family at Tambor and implies a transfer or occupancy agreement has occurred.
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Tey
Rom
McBridy
Lotha
Wbh
Garsen
Lowa
Dents
Tambor
Qutch drainage case hearing draws crowd at Sidney
A large Hamburg audience attended a Tuesday hearing on the proposed Hamburg area drainage district to widen the Nishna River. Objections raised, plats and notices found faulty, next rehearing set for Tuesday. The dispute rekindles Hamburg needs for better drainage and possible alternate plans to provide relief.
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Hamburg
Nishna
Board of Supervisors
Pane Board
Special Services Begin at Tariam Church Next Week
Special services start Monday evening at Tariam Church and run through Baxt er Sunday led by Mrs. Deanie Pilaine of Shrinuds Phe needa. An invitation is extended to all in Tamburg to attend and hear this talented speaker during the week of prayer.
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Tariam Church
Baxter
Deanie Pilaine
Shrinuds
Phe
Tamburg
Ssp
Muna RE
Burial details for Mrs Roy Clime in Tumburg
Mrs Roy Clime died at home in Tumburg on Wednesday afternoon. The Rees Construction Company of the city will conduct the funeral services. General services will be held at the home Friday morning at the old time, and interment will be at Pentsmouth.
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Roy Clime
Kev Homa
Tumburg
Tor Haxhand & Coneneten
Willy the Rees Construction Company
Thie Eily
O'Idock
Ed ward Browning’s Wife Nellie Bronson Dies at 44
Nellie Rosetta Bronson of Hamburg born January 8 1883 died March 21 1925 at her Hamburg home aged 44 years 2 months and 7 days She united with First Baptist Church early in life married Edward Browning on April 14 1916 and had children Orfield Margaret and Hamoyne She was active in church and patriotic movements and left a large circle of friends Funeral services were held at the Hamburg church with Rev Staifes officiating and interment followed in Hamburg cemetery
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Nellie Rosetta Bronson
Hamburg
Lows
Hex
First Baptist Church
Edward Browning
Orfield
Margaret
HaMoyne
Aieter
Helen Calkins
Irene Cumberland Dies In Chicago Hospital
Irene Cumberland died in a Chicago hospital on Sunday after illness. The body will be taken to Center Point to be buried, with arrangements by Mrs. Robbett. Cumberland had attended school in Carroll Town and had been visiting in Chicago for treatment. The text notes a physician’s oath and mentions the Fynpukas family among friends.
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Irene Cumberland
Ernie
Wren Tree
Chicago
Centar Point
Tows
Mrs. Robbett
Brandagy
Local Happenings and Visits Across the Community
Week’s notes describe numerous family visits and moves among residents including Mr. and Mrs. TO Martin and Mr. and Mrs. G. Dean. Family gatherings occur at various homes with relatives from Nebraska City and Des Moines visiting, while several residents plan moves to new homes and premises near River JIT. The item mentions hospital stays, church prayers, and community events with named individuals such as Mrs. Mundell and Miss Gillman among others.
Change in Meat Market at Hamburg Changes Hands
W M Thomas and Son, leaseholders of the W W Barnes meat market for four years, relinquished the lease and return to Council Bluffs. L A Weare of Omaha bought the fixtures and business for zero dollars. The new owner will take charge Monday. described as a young man with solid experience, likely to run the business along best lines.
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W. M. Thomas & Son
W. W. Barnes
Council Bluffs
L. A. Weare
Omaha
Thomas
Hamburg
School Board Reorganization After Re-Election
At a recent school board meeting a reorganization followed the re-election of Mrs. W. Good to the board. Be Hickman was selected as president. C. Wor was again chosen as superintendent of the schools. During his stay he has shown steady progress and thorough work. The cadre of teachers were re-elected for the coming year.
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W. Good
Be Hickman
Worwag
Colonial Theatre Program Promises Comedy and Shine
A scrambled historic theater ad outlines an upcoming Colonial Theatre program featuring Daughters of Plowiire and stars like Felix Gh and Rich ard Tix. Mon Tue show bills promise hard riding and varied acts. midweek adds Colleen Mao Milanis and others. Five comedy acts plus a musical number headline the audience offerings with dates and details sparsely readable.
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Monte
Mirric
Evenine
Une Felix Ghid
Nada
Bebo Thonels
Richard Tix
Letiave
Pax News
Birthday Party for ay Kidda and Wig Sixth Birthday
A birthday party was held Monday afternoon for ay Kidda and Wig Sixth birthday with friends, games, and refreshments. Mary and guests enjoyed the festivities while gifts arrived from Arnal Tafel of Eyedan and others.
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Ay Kidda
Mary
Badigae
Town sees rapid growth as new industries rise
The town appoints a clerk and busy residents work on local changes. Leaders report a steady push toward development with Mareaut and nearby areas advancing, attracting attention from Tra. WS and Cay at Marys vaagiit as the community makes progress.
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Marys Vaagiit
Mareaut
Ida
City Officials Face Election Next Monday in Mamburg
Voters in Bret ward will vote at Mrs. John Convenr home, second ward at the public library basement, and third ward at Maupin & Smith store. The People's ticket lists Don McBride for mayor with George Cox as at large, Ayres Garst and Sullivan for council. Citizen's ticket names J B Zick for mayor and other council candidates. Vote expected to be large as citizens choose city leadership for the coming term.
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Mamburg
Bret
John Convenr
Maupin & Smith
People’s
Don McBride
George Cox
J. WM. Ayres
Finst
C. M. Garst
F. J. Sullivan
Citizen
J.B. Zick
Carl Saline
Fred Wolf
F. 4. Biesa
Redsurery WN
G. Lorimer
Moray
Noatray Property Damaged In Saturday Night Incident
A property on Argyle Street suffered vandalism with bricks moved and solares of dirt disturbed. Neighbors condemn the act as a dirty trick aimed at harming My and Mrs. Hydinger and their home. Authorities urge owners to secure their premises and investigate possible suspects.
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Ube Ates
Fake Hydinger
Argyle Street
Alan
Washington Township Notice Of March Event And Meeting
Washington township residents are invited to a March meeting on the twenty seventh. The notice asks ladies to bring a specific item and mentions a mock farm event with seed corn. Officials indicate a preliminary session and a forthcoming trial may attract interest. All are cordially invited.
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Waashineton Township
Maem Lee
Mavredy
Doe Sioa
Death in Havelock Sparks Gasoline Blast
Mrs Te Austin reports the death of her sister Mrs Chet Cole in Havelock after a Thursday gasoline explosion near a house. The event, described as a misfired flame, led to a fatal incident with neighbors and family reacting the next day.
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Austin
Chet Cole
Havelock
Cole
Frayed School Text Describes Confused Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page presents stray lines about clothing, measurements, and odd phrases. The text is largely nonsensical with misspellings and unclear context, lacking coherent events, names, or dates to identify a specific story.
Untidy Report Skims Family Trip Details
A fragmentary notice describes a family group including Mr and Mrs, Mandi, Hank, Maurine, and Mea traveling to Oral. The text mentions health concerns and a violent incident involving Minin and Mire, with Mrs Maupin and Tremalyedt present on Sunday, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Mee
Mandi
Hank
Maurine
Mea
A. Wallamuler
Oral
Mina Miovine
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Tyrone
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Tina Hospital
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Colonial Theatre Program
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Noatray Property
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