Contested Hansburg City Election Draws Large Voter Turnout
Voters filled 1069 ballots across three wards in Hansburg for a hotly fought city election. Mayor Don McBride won reelection, defeating D P Long. Wade and Henderson elected as councilmen at large. Ward results favored McBride in ward one, Jensen in ward two, and Wolf reelected in ward three. Treas race saw L L Liess defeat Tom Reid. A N Smith unopposed for minor’s title. Analysts note lively campaigning and turnout across wards with future swearing-in set for next Monday.
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Hansburg
Don U M.akegiside Es
Sperry
Cileony
Henderson
People’s
W. J. Brown
Simon Miller
Wmanspagit
G. ML. Beal
Louie Jentel
L. J. Baker
Cornellman
Jensen
Freda Wolf
Treas Ginty
Wolf
Fai To
Clary
BJ Liess
Tom Reid
Less
Propie
Rex
Ar. N. Smith
Asminor
Ubitee
Clark
Vince
Don M. McBride
Lotie
Larne
Jb. Bakers
Crenelman
Fred Watt
Foe
J. Liosa
W. N. Simith
Rumburg
Alon
Hotmanell
Jenn
William Henry Miller Dies in Hamburg at 75
William Henry Miller, born Lima Ohio December 23 184, died Hamburg March 25 1949 at age 75 2 months and 2 days. He lived in Hamburg forty years and was a respected citizen. He left two daughters Mrs New of Watson and Mrs Stock of this city and eight grandchildren. He was affiliated with the Dankard church and Woodmen and Masonic orders. Funeral services were held in Hamburg Cemetery officiated by Rev W A Clark.
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William Henry Miller
Lima
Ohio
Hamburg
Warmgut
Date Gamemon
Pirrdgut
Tim New
Watson
BR. Stock
Miller
Homburg
Mr. Miller
Dankard Churels
Alsterns
Tiv Dremmilipatians
Heevan
Woodmunt Fodae Onis
Ann
Stir
Che
Wags
Clark
Mac Aoule
Mons Link Zuck
May Close State Park Near Houmburg
The Waubonie state park near Houmburg will not be open to the public this summer. The board of conservation plans closures across several parks due to damage and safeguarding concerns. This move would disappoint thousands of citizens in the region who enjoyed the park last season.
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Presa
Doamule
Waubonie
Houmburg
Board of Conservation
Union Revival Meetings Schedule April 2 to 16
Local churches unite for a series of revival services from April 2 to 16 with 7 30 p m start times each morning except Saturdays. Meetings move among Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist venues with evenings featuring union choir and special nights for clubs and organizations. Local pastors lead preaching as various church groups participate in a plan of events across April.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Solumn- Wanday
Anel
Hey Beoul
Sud
Young
Proviu
Bocletier
Anel Tec Ametrican Legion
Mavonic
Eastern Star
Kiwanis Club
Dr. Chamber of Commerce
Essler
Reporter Publishing History and Local Notices from Hamburg
Volume details trace the Reporter lineage back to 1864, noting mergers, ownership changes, and shifting editorial practices over decades in Hamburg. A bakery fire at Pinkey’s Bakery prompts community notices, with local figures Mr Beart and Lenkes highlighted amid industrial disruption and a broad aging machine incident.
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Dwnnel
Hack
Winkey's
Pinkey's Bakery
Beart
Celebrate 55th Anniversary Mr and Mrs Anton Miller
Celebrate 55th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Anton Miller at home on Sunday March 24 with many relatives from Shenandoah and Hamburg. The gathering included family friends, children and grandchildren. A dinner, ice cream and cake followed stories of their wedding and fifty five years together.
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Anton Miller
Stad Men
Fanfly
Bhenandoeh
Charles Opwald
Rock Port
Mra
Lee Syberland
Cenis Miller
Quear Miler
Hamburg
Randem
Merle Miller
Blaine
Harry Miler
Mex
Orvia Binich
Kathryn
Grorge Allen
Mrs. Miller
Rural school track meet planned for April date
The Junior Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Loyal approved next month’s rural school track meet with events listed including 50 yard dash and shot put. Awards feature a war plaque and ribbons. most schools expected to participate as towns prepare for strong local competitive show.
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Srack
Bs Ww Ie
Channer of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Viters
Free Concert Tonight by Meno N G Free Chit
A free concert is planned for Thursday evening at 8 at the Diy chao auditorium. The event is funded by a free will offering, to cover actual expenses, with a chorus noted as one of the best in the region. Music by hired musicians and favored performers will be featured.
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Meno N-G
Dhe Diy
Chao
Favebert
Will beer legality sweep the Missouri border?
The Nebraska City News-Press columns discuss looming beer legislation, potential cross state beer trade, and public anxieties. Opinions vary from beer as health benefit to moral decay, predicting April measures and Missouri access influencing local behavior.
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Dipbraska City
Missouri
Nebraska
Misporr
Goudy Hut
Iowa
Eines
Hare
The Boldier at the Grors and Local Circle
Vruna Well Gryer leads a social gathering titled The Boldier at the Grors on Sunday evening. The event features Dorothy Gael Evelyse Cony UCion Story Opal Guatnele Mauric d Brown Rocenda TM Hazel Mion Richard howd Gerald Vateon and Kenneth Brown among attendees.
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Vruna
Grors
Klven
M. Ti
Ata Noy
Duniad
Qaven Eather
Beneral
Anaskealy Nidmibess
Paris
Miia
Dorothy Gael
Evelyse Cony
Uclon Story
Opal Guatnele
Mauricd Brown
Rocenda TM
Hazel Mion
Richard Howd
Gerald Vateon
Kenneth Brown
Flext Ball Gann Welday Plays Weekend Tilt
The report notes Flext Ball Gann Welday facing Manbury Tri amid a late afternoon 330 game. Rivedan and Miurnburg provide the main competition as both teams enter a critical match, with possible changes to lineup and strategy shaping the outcome.
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Welday
Pe hoRhon
Manbury
Lie Inh Achod Rams
Rivedan
Miurnburg
All Hostess at Calonial Theatre This Weekend
Calonial Theatre presents Evalyn Knapp James Murray and Thelia Todd in All Hostess with scenes of romance and comedy. Upcoming shows feature College Rivalry and No More Drehldt with stars Laurel Hardy style slapstick and a lineup of wit and song, as a playful, bustling program unfolds Friday through Saturday nights.
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Satrone
Evalyn Knapp
James Murray
Thelia Todd
Orth
Bert
Tal Koes
College Glvalos
Reyhix Cirle
Baty
Marshes Thieves Caught After Grant City Visit
Ragged OCR fragment recounts a week of suspected thefts and arrests in Grant City area. Names and details are garbled but indicate a pursuit, capture, and charges related to harness theft and a Covid era era like Epidemic mentions.
McKean Marriage Unclear Amid Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR notes report a marriage involving Luelite McKean and Anne Utterson, with garbled names and uncertain details about witnesses, location, and date. It mentions rural Currie, Bidney, and Lae county affiliations, and hints at club work and community ties.
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Anneuttersong Bane
Eile Melgenn
Grate Meitean
Marti de
Lae
Three Cars In Wreck Near Hamburg
Three automobiles collided last Thursday evening near Hamburg injuring Mrs Sol Gowdy who was thrown against a windshield and treated for injuries. The Gowdys were returning from the north when a rainy night obscured a car’s lights causing a head on impact with two other vehicles and resulting in considerable damage.
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Sol Gowdy
Gowdly
Hamburg
D. Wright Farm
Hamburg Roses at World Fair Shine for Chicago Exhibit
Hamburg roses will grace the World’s Fair garden in Chicago, with a selection of eighty eight top varieties chosen by local nurseries. The plan calls for blue springs, walkways, and fountains, using soil hauled from Lake Michigan sand. The display aims to showcase rose breeding progress and attract visitors from across the region.
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Falloon
Lake Michigan
Iake
SSM
Svarkd
Humiyura
A M Gammon Dies Suddenly In Unx com minty
A M Gammon a long trusted Unx com county resident died suddenly last Thursday at his daughter Eva Pippo's home. He was 74 years old, survived by two daughters Mrs Bvu Bipinelt and Mrs Quart O Nua, two sons and many relatives. Funeral services were held Sunday at Johnson Mutual Home with Rev Wayne C Clark officiating and burial in Farragut cemetery with Odd Fellows involvement.
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A.M. Gammon
Minty
A. Dat
Mca
Eva Pippo
Council
Albert M. Giumidun
Bvu
Bipinelt
Council Bluffs
Quart O'Nua
Led
Tybteen Genndgiuidron
Frlund
LO O
Johnson Muattal
Ihe Rete
Wayne C. Clark
Wit
Farragut
Odd Fellows
Chest and Lung Clinic Held Here Thursday
The Fremont County Medical Society met at Hamburg on Thursday March 2a for a tuberculosis and heart disease clinic. Physicians from Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Randolph, and Hamburg led examinations, lectures, and discussions while county medical leaders coordinated patient referrals and follow ups. The event emphasized early diagnosis, ventilation, and public health education with local funds supplementing contributions.
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Fremont County Medical Baciery
Hamburg
T. A. Batowin
W. Ker Wanamaker
A.B. Watannikes
de. War Kerr
Randolph
Danley
Hame Ure
R. By Kovelady
Sidney
Cole Thusman
Der
A la Roark
Droit
Murchison
J. J. Peck
Des Moines
A. Johnson
Council Binthy
Miss Ruth
Whiker
Dinestor
Ellie (Upactarest
Gas Town
Gils Couunty
Neler Terho
Wharts
Mneditat
Foeloly
Focal Christians
Gtrle Medical Society
Iwwa Tuberculosis Association
B. Tharassin
Tiear
State Medical Society
Italy
Jara
George Edward Helliman dies at prewar age 3
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of George Edward Helliman aged three years two months near Thusdlyton on March 26. The garbled text mentions family members and unspecified funeral details, with unclear references to mental illness or prewar context and several misread names.
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George Edward Helliman
Fai Ata
Georg Hellman
Barisas
Thusdlyton Dale
Sid
Muathy
Ite Ray
Manalal
Miki
Artie Cady
Machal
Fragmentary OCR Chronicle Mentions Various Names
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered terms and names such as Batarday, Herod, Phe, and Herod with no coherent events. The text appears as jumbled placeholders or corrupted words rather than a readable news item.
Rural track meet plans discussed at Monday meeting
A community group outlined arrangements for the upcoming rural track meet during Monday night discussions. They reviewed schedule, venue, and participant coordination as part of preparations.
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