Notes by the Wayside in Hamburg Depot
The writer reflects on travel through Hamburg and railways, contrasting passenger comfort with a disruptive freight train. He shares an encounter at St Joseph Union depot with Mr. and Mrs. Parkhurst, observes sunshine in travel, and contrasts two travelers' attitudes toward scenery and life, urging readers to examine their own outlooks.
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Hamburg
K. G
Burlington
the &Eat
St. Josep Union Depot Med
E N. Parkhurst
Missouri Pacific
Southern Missouri
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Church Schedules and Sermons Across Local Congregations
Baptist church announces Sunday morning sermon by Rev Wadley and evening service with Sunday School at 9 30. Church of Christ features "The Seven Churches of Asia" and "First Things First" with Bible school at 10 and services at 11 and 3. Methodist services include sermon by Rev Matheny with Epworth League at 7 and a missionary tea hosted by Mrs Elders next week.
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Wadley
The
Baptist Chuarch
Ila
W.G. Cooran
Asia
S. I. Elders
S. Isaac Elder
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian Church Sermons and Meetings This Week
The Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath services with morning prayer on the subject Our Helper and an evening service on The Little Lad. Special choir and male quartet music, young people meet at seven for consecration. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at seven. Pastor A. Hicnrizcp. Gaas.
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Gaas. A. Hicnrizcp
Schoal Notes Second A Miss Crowder
The B class earned seventeen stars for perfect attendance while A and B girls earned twelve stars and boys eight. Pupils mastering multiplication include Marie Miller Edith Rees Lester Kelly Rachel Baker Roy Townsend Carl Lloyd. In reading, A Class Marie Miller and Ross Highfield led May baskets. Esther Warner and Clarence Barnes second and wear badges. Mentions include Venus Berry Edith Rees Velma Stevens Fae Davis Dorrothy Beal Rachel Baker Marion Kelly Tammy Williams.
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Marie Miller
Edith Rees
Lester Kelly
Rachiel Baker
Roy Townsend
Carl Lloyd
Ross Highfield
Esther Warner
Clarence Barnes
Venus Berry
Velma Stevens
Fae” Davis
Dorrothy Beal
Rachel Baker
Marion Kelly
Tammy Williams
Harry Clay to Marry
Cards announce the marriage of Harry and Mabellerien formerly of this city. The wedding will be at the bride’s home in Genver Colorado on May 13. They plan to live in Ghicaro. Blarry’s many Hamburg friends will extend congratulations.
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Harry & Clay
Mabellerien
Genver
Colorado
Ghicaro
Blarry
Hamburg
May Pole Party And Local News From Hamburg Nebraska
A May party hosted by the M. L. E Club featured a May pole on the second floor, games after supper, and social mingling. Prof. W. F. Simons, Wilbur, secured a third year as Table Rock schools superintendent with a raise. Local arrivals included Jim Brown visiting over estate settlement, and Sam Edgerton with son Albert from near Imogene. Eas ter injuries linger for Edgerton. Peru begins electric service with a nighttime test of machinery and lines, four buildings wired so far.
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W. F. Simons
Hamburg
Wilbur
Table Rock
Nebraska
Peru
Death of Jahin Edgerton in Mt. Zion cemetery area
The remains of John M. Edgerton were brought from Alberta Canada for burial in Mt. Zion cemetery east of the city. He died April 25 1906 from a paralytic stroke caused by a scaffold accident. He was 51 years 11 months 29 days old and leaves a wife and several children. Funeral services were held at Mt. Zion church at 3 pm with Masonic rites. He was a brother of G A Edgerton and grew up on the Madison township homestead.
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John M. Hadgerton
Alberta
Mt. Zion
G. A. Edgerton
Madison Township
Canada
Mt. Zion Church
Masonic Order
Young Man Loses a Leg Tragic Train Accident
A seventeen year old son of James Milloin of Langdon fell from the rear smoker on a westbound train near the Reeves Crossing. He suffered a severe leg injury that required amputation above the knee at St. Joseph. The incident prompted warnings about reckless youth and the need for caution around fast trains.
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Red Cats
James Milloin
Langdon
Meyers
Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Hoover
St. Joseph
Taylor
Mathers
Miss Sayles Resigns for Grinnell Teaching Post
Miss Sayles, an ag linstructor at the high school for two years, resigned to join Grinnell High School as a teacher next year. Her replacement met with little surprise as her work was satisfactory. The community wished her success in the promotion. Rural Route No 5 began service Tuesday with Guy Robb as carrier. Seventy five letters were collected on day one, promising for the route. A.T. Chambers of Sid aCe went to Chicago for cancer surgery but doctors deemed it too advanced. Dr Lovelady accompanied him. Carrier Smith notes Route No 3 portions along the Missouri river eroded by low water and cutting near the island’s north end.
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Sayles
Guy Robb
Ura
Hamburg
A.T. Chambers
Thhe
Sid“aCe
Chicago
Lovelady
Chambers
Carrier Smith
No. 3
Missouri River
Hamburg Team Faces Challenge At Mills Bremert Meet
An effort to bar Frank McCracken of Hamburg from the Mills Bremert field meet centers on amateur rules. Officials claim he accepted pay for a race at Council Bluffs and against a Nebraskan professional at the fairgrounds, with gate money involved. The case hinges on professional participation in high school contests and the difficulty of proving previous payments. McCracken, a Neola resident, is also suspected over a past Nebraska team involvement and his speech is viewed as a primary obstacle to entry.
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Mills-Bremert
Hamburg
Frank McCracken
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Frank
McCracken
Neolahoesteam
The Bohemian Girl in Hamburg A Local Production
Hamburg audiences will see The Bohemian Girl next Tuesday evening under the direction of Prof. Ruby of the Hamburg school of music. The opera, a popular near-grand work with lively melodies and an engaging plot, promises to showcase local talent and establish Ruby’s reputation as a musical director.
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Hamburg
Ruby
Hamburg School of Music
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S. Holmes
Church of Christ
A.B. Bure
Presbyterian Church
Schoal
Harry Clay
M. L. E Club
Jim Brown
Duos Brown
Mason
Sam Edgerton
Albert
Imogene
Edgerton
Sentinal
Jahin Edgerton
First National Bank of
lImogene
Courtcil Bluffs
Shenandoah
Essex
B. BK. Hart
T. G. Turner
Council Bluffs
H. I. Paskett
J. P
Tisses
Imagine. C. FE
Holly
Boone
Eastern Star
Board of Managers
San Francisco
Craft
Deering
California
Duncan
Santa Rosa
Miss Sayles
Bohemian Girl
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