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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
6
Goldie Dust, one of the twins, opposed purchasing the fair ground as a recreation renter. She asked what is the use in this day of innocence with paved roads and fast automobiles, arguing recreation cannot be centralized and suggesting warmth comes from a blanket, not a sheet.
At the field meet, Hamburg athletes claim multiple top finishes in shot put, discus, high jump, and sprints. Notables include Heaton Randolut winning shot put, with Riverton and Farragut scorers in various events. strong performances across high jump, long jump, and relays highlighting local schools Riverton Farragut Hamburg and Thurman with several podiums.
A torn OCR text discusses ordinances 7 and 78, urging readers not to alarm, outlining powers rates and exclusivity, and urging "VOTE AS YOU THINK BEST" with a proclamation by John F. Porterfield. It references rates for gas, water, and other town services, and calls for public support of the ordinance.
A candidate for a new third party in Fremont County outlines a reform platform amid satire on politics. He proposes honest, businesslike governance, a flexible platform, and random candidate pairing while critiquing lavish ambition and prohibition stances. The piece invites voter input and promises a roomy, plastic platform.
A distorted political screed mocks voters of Sremont county and threatens a campaign of upheaval. The text targets gender norms and attire while predicting sweeping political action led by college men with beaver hats, urging opponents to seek new employment.
Albert C Keyser youngest son of Preston Keyser dies aged 48 after illness on his father’s farm near Afoe Nebraska born April 21 1884 and died April 28 1930 survived by his wife Elizabeth Story three children Elvin of Omaha Ned and Mona at home funeral at Methodist church Sidney conducted by Rev G S Nichols burial Sidney cemetery mourners include Lawrence Story of Hambure and a large family group from Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and California
Will Tiemeyer of the Island community raised fifteen pigs fed Purina chow and corn. At six months old they sold for top market prices in Nebraska City on May 3, 1880, averaging about 265 pounds each. Fourteen were hauled by truck with one staying at home, marking a notable record in the annual contests.
Helen Story won first place in a Kiwanis sponsored contest to name the Iowa State park near Hambure. Miss Story suggested HALdale, with Pauline Schneider second and Charlene Orkman third. Several high school students submitted names with essays explaining their choices.
Hospital notes report several local residents under treatment after surgeries and injuries. Henry Ackley and Thomas James are recovering well from major procedures. Clay McKean and Miss Hontas Adams are receiving care for injuries and illness. A newborn girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hatlen, in good condition, though the mother faced a difficult time. Mrs. Kate Porter Simons announced her Republican bid for county recorder, backed by longtime Fremont County ties. Armstrong also announced his Democratic candidacy for county auditor, noting his prior tenure and service.
Members of the Fremont County Republican Central Committee met in Sidney on Monday evening to discuss and arrange for the upcoming primary election. Mrs. I2 Walker of Walnut township was chosen county chairman to serve until after the June primaries, succeeding Carl Adams who resigned as state relator. Mrs Walker is the iny chairman of the equasy of the jest year.
A dated membership card from T G F lodge linked to Fletcher Thorson’s father surfaces. It notes Danville Lodge No fr and cites Danville, Ti, with a March 5 date and a historic June 1820 founding reference. The article remarks on the woodcut and its craftsmanship.
The First National Bank held its official remodeling opening on Saturday with new interior decor and fixtures showcased to visitors. Flowers from Omaha and Kansas City firms arrived for the event as local dignitaries toured the bank, each caller receiving a bloom. The city census counted 2103 residents, a gain of 2 from last year, with ward tallies and nearby towns reporting differing results. Dr. Tipton Rionard and family plan to move to Philadelphia for a year of orthopedic study, while his son Dr. Tipton continues hospital work and recently completed medical school in Nebraska.
Riverton High won the Frematt county baseball tournament by defeating Mumburg in a tight game. Richie pitched for Riverton, striking out key batters and holding the Hern buns to four hits. In another game, Hantuith defeated Farragut 1 to 0 with Paul Matthews pitching a splendid game for Hamburg.
A sale of farm equipment was held Saturday afternoon by G. D. Davey and son Wellington at the W. T. Glenn & Co. implement house. Machinery quantity sold aided the transfer of the business, with many used items sold. The sale was well attended and overall brought good prices, though some items sold for less than their value.
Last Wednesday evening several friends and neighbors gathered to honor G. Ti Prather on his birthday. The attendees enjoyed an evening of fun. The party reflected a lively group, with notes of goodwill and birthday wishes.
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