Early Fremont History of Abe and Fremont County
A 1908 Hepotter Gles article recounts Fremont County’s founding era. It notes Abe’s influence, early settlers, and 1844 state actions establishing the county government with elections, county clerk Augyle, first court sessions, and Austin as county seat. Taxation details show six mills for state and county purposes and a taxed value of about $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Fremont County
California
H. Augyle
Nishna
Lie Lown
Lis
Lie
Fly
Hamburg
Austin
Hasburg Takes Second in Class A Meet at County Track
Coach Belk's team traveled to Bidney last Thursday and finished second in Class A at the county field meet. Hamburg's Oldra topped the Class A scoring with 22 points, while Weaver of Tabor earned 15. Farragut's Warner led high-point with 22, and Randolph's Heaton was runner-up with 19. Bennett of Tabor set mile records and helped Tabor place among the top teams.
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Belk
Bidney
Pela
Yainy ‘Reuther
Tavor High School
Tabor
Hemblire
Randolph Wok
Yoldra
Hamburg
Weaver
Trbor
Warner
Farragut
Heaton
Randolph
Local American Legion Auxiliary to observe Mothers Day for disabled WWI veterans
The Americas unit joins statewide efforts to honor disabled World War veterans on Mothers Day May 11. Auxiliary groups at hospitals will distribute remembrances, stamped postal cards, and care packages to veterans, aiming to brighten days and reconnect them with memories of home and mothers.
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The
Americas Legion Auxiliary
Koapttela
Eact
Bailey Family Fares From North Argyle For Oregon Move
Wednesday evening April 20 the Loge Mens and Loyal Womens classes hosted a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs W W Bailey and daughter Mildred at Fitnest Ayres North Argyle Street. A sumptuous dinner followed by a motor trip to Oregon concluded with the Baileys reaching their new home safely. The Baileys have long been active in church work and will be missed by the congregation and as leaders in the mens and women’s classes.
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Loge
Loysi
Bailey
Nation
New
Humne
Heather
Ehuren
Shell Miss
Tiene spUthi
Tulks Wiid
Oregon
Baney Teyeka wedding among early spring events
Miss Harriett Baney wed Adolph Teyeka at high noon on Thursday May 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baney corner of Washington and arrests. Ceremony conducted by D N Gillett pastor of the Church of Christ. Guests included Ed Barley. Afterward a breakfast was served. The bride is sister of Mr. Beney and will reside in Lincoln Nebraska where the couple will establish their home. Mother’s Day May 10 observed with prayers and tributes across churches. Messages praise mothers and local clubs discuss Canada history at a Kiwanis meeting.
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Faney
Harriett, Baney
Adolph Teyeka
Hey. D. N. Gillett
Church of Christ
Ed Bariey
Mr. Beney
Lincoln
Nebr
Grady
Obituary for Sarah Estella Chaney of Wallhill Nebraska
Sarah Estella Chaney died in Wallhill Nebraska at age 55 years 3 months 3 days after a life filled with family faith and church affiliation. Survived by five sons Bort Forrest Eien Wert and Willard and by her aged mother five brothers and sisters and other relatives. Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Church with burial in Mt Olive Cemetery.
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Baron Estella Chaney
Wee
Hamburp
Towe
Wallhill
Nebr
Stockham
Heptemere
Bort
Forrest
Eien
Wert
Willard
Church of Christ
Douglas
Fenton Ter
Walthill
Nein
Ross
Mi. Olive Church
Serirday
Onrist
Mure
Merdames Ayres
Milley and Mullinkx
Mt. Olive Cemesie
Primary election urges voters to cast ballots in June
The article urges every qualified voter in Town to vote in the June primary for governor and senator selections. It notes most offices will be decided at the primary and stresses the duty to participate, warning that party nominees will largely be chosen there. It does not favor any candidate and simply urges turnout for the June 2 primary.
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Avery
Thi
Hub
A Mother's Day Program at First Baptist Church
Sunday at 8 p.m. the Mother s Day program at First Baptist features a blend of recitations solos and choral pieces. Leola Syuttt Fong Zahnny Sventofsky Margaret THOMAS Ralph Propp Soluza Klein Gladys Catlsche and others participate with a benediction to close.
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First Baptist
Leola Syuttt Fong
Margaret Thomas
Mother Madres
Ralph Propp
Zahnny Sventofsky
Soluza Klein
Bong
Milydrud Smith
Ehoir
Gladys Catlsche
Pantexa
Lucy Marlio
Baby
Poppy Sale Plans Reach Worldwide Effort
Mrs. B C Gowdy notes national Auxiliary push for annual poppy sale to honor World War dead. May 25 events extend from Hawaii to Alaska and Panama, with units worldwide increasing orders and sales as the red poppy becomes a symbol of remembrance across distant postings and communities.
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Varia
Mra
B. C. Gowdy
Anti Papny
Auxiliary
Proms
Alaska
Bowalt
Panama
Panama Canal Zour
America
Driest April on record with sparse rain across island
George Rader notes April brought unusually little rain with no rainy days. The month totaled 2.45 inches, the 16th yielding 0.48 inches. Eleven days had at least 0.61 inches of moisture, fifteen were clear, twelve cloudy, and twenty frost events. Thunder occurred on the 12th 5th and 29th. Winds mostly from the north.
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George Rader
Iroia
Ie Mori
Fire misinformed on car ownership near Martin Motor Co
A report mixed up ownership of vehicles destroyed by fire near a Ford garage. The shed east of the tram burn marked as storage for secondhand cars and taller horses noted in error. Officials clarified the vehicles belonged to Martin Motor Co rather than L A Auto.
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Lin
L & A Atte Company
Martin Motor Company
Ford
L & A Auto Company
Otenat
Bulek Xernge
Colonial Screenings Include Beau Bandit and Scotland Ahead
The Colonial shows Beau Bandit featuring Rix La Rogue and Dadla eenyon with a glamorous western romance setting and songs of the borderlands. The Scotland with Charly Murray George Sidney Vera Gordon and Kate Price plays Sunday Monday and Tuesday May 11 12 and 14. Also on the bill are Cohen and Koyles Murray and Sidney with new slants on their acts and Keith as hero amid London Far East settings. James Wooten a Hamburg native dies at Mercy hospital Connecti Bluits age 25. Funeral Friday at Mt Olive cemetery.
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Beau Bandit
Rix la Rogue
Dadla Eenyon
West
Rod Fat Rogue
la Roque
Rambio
Une Bors
Jim
Kulleys
Scotland
Charly Murray
George Sidney
Vera Gordon
Kate Price
Orginal Cohen
Koyles
Murray
Sidney
Mica Pringle
Tan Kelly
Keith
London
Mr. Colon
James Wooten
Hamburg
Mercy Hospital
Connecti Bluits
Woolen
Arid
Mr. Wonlen
John
Dave
Hineburg
Jn Simpson
Marelle Honeycutt
Denver
Colo
Johson
Mt. Olive
Historical note on the James gang encounter in Fremont county
A historical glimpse recalls a 19th century incident near Hamburg and Plum Hollow involving a James gang encounter. The tale recounts Poland meeting outlaws, the capture of Dick Dunn near Maryville, and a late execution by court marshal under cover of a west end bridge, drawing a large crowd of locals.
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Bupgs
Trece
Poland
Fremont County
James Gang
Liberty
Monag Wes
Pring
Hamburg
Plum Hollow
Thurman
Dick Dunty
Thomas Rhodes
Maryville
Dunn
Federal
Bor
Band of Reers
An Gla Paper Sunbeam Hamburg 1304 Edition
An Gla Paper reports on the Sunbeam edition from Hamburg 1304. Charles Reynolds, Davis, Berg, Tyler Wyse Gulische, Beach, and local merchants appear in ads. Frank D. Jackson wins congressional race in Georgia township. Hoke controls Harrier, Williams, Goode, Stiles, Bima, Grives, Melitink, Grers named. Mortality of young Blyle is about 60 percent. Conference rainor lenses and London conference noted.
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Sunbeam
Hamburg
Charles Reynolds
Unis
Davis
Goldberg
M. F. Tyler
Wyse & Gulische
Beach
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Toot
Frank D. Jackson
Gowriae
Harier al Sturgis Williams
John T. Goode
Eugene Stiles
B.A. Bima
Col B. Wraves
Melitirnk
Toh
Grers
Hemet Hemet Hemet Ordinances 77 78 contested voters voice
Residents challenge Ordinances 77 and 78 in Hemet urging voters to reject exclusive rights granted to the Tow Nebraska Light and Power Company. The letter contends franchises should be non exclusive and questions the authority to control streets bridges and public spaces.
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Hem
Ture
Tawas
Olir
Bambers
Etyall
Towa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Kewe
towa-Nebraska Bight
Cour City
Origin of Mother's Day Emerges From Miss Jarvis Effort
The early 1900s origin story traces Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia initiating memorials for her mother. Carnations became the symbol, white for purity and enduring love. Congress and President Wilson later established Mother’s Day as a national observance on the second Sunday in May, with widespread church, school, and business participation.
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Miss Jarvis
Congress
Wilson
Hamburg Garden Club Meeting At Public Library
The Hamburg Garden Club will hold a regular meeting at the public library on Tuesday evening May 13. A program includes readings by Mrs. D. Coy and Frank Wetzelman, a mini talk on garden pastes, and a round table discussion on windows boxes and garden beautification. Members invite all to attend.
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Garava Club
Hamburg
Fremont County Sunday School Convention in Aidway Turaday
Fremont County Sunday School convention scheduled in Aidway Turaday May 20. An interesting program is planned with every township expected to be represented by a delegation. A basket dinner will be provided and program details are forthcoming.
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Fremont County
Aidway
Turaday
Mother and Daughter Banquet at Ue Bupliss church dining room
The Philwijsen W. W. G. hosted a Tuesday May 6 banquet in the church dining room. Mothers and daughters attended with guests, the meal was cafeteria style, desserts by the daughters, blue and white decor, candlelit tables in a letter T formation, and Mrs. J. N. Gillett as speaker sharing life stories and ties to Abraham Lincoln and President Hayes. Numerous members and guests, listed names, attended despite rain.
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Philwijsen W. WO
Bupliss Elvirch
Une
Unis
Clare
W. G
Hickman
J. N. Gillett
Ufe
Iphis
Ure
Abraham Lincoln
Tymaltier
Ala Abouk
Hayes
Mer— Damey
Frank Davin
Bert Tritter
Caroline Bie
A. H. Mann
J. Pe Porterfield
Neltie Zutz
WO Anspach
Pat Steeves
CA. Hirine
Pred
Bebwelder
George Ollmore
A. A .Bimone
A. de MacMillan
Timbar Joni
Part Carpenter
Gheilye Catset
Buoy Min
Ailon Keri
Alen Propp
Nil Presen
Anda Ye Club
X Earth
Mike This Banuwes
Spinach Pack Seeks More Green Crop For Factory
The Profluets company Wil seeks additional labor for the Spinach Pack and features a plan to expand acreage. Mr Loyal Shannon, manager, praises the crop outlook with larger acreage and expected record yields. The Brav jog crop is cited as improving and the plan includes premium offerings for sweet corn. The factory provides seasonal employment and supports the local community.
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Tre Oine Fund
Wil Stuck Ubelr
Raetory
Ami
Loyal Shanon
Te Jocal Factry
Pany
Shannon
Telegraph Worker Survives Severe Electric Shock
Last SaturdayClay McKean suffered a serious electrical shock while working on a new telephone building. An accident at the dump basement area left him near collapse, but he was revived at a hospital and returned to work the next Monday.
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Clay McKean
Clay Moko
Imiser
Unclear reading and scrambled text fragment
A damaged OCR passage contains garbled phrases about individuals, offices, a corn show, and unusual figures. Readable bits suggest an event or exhibit with forged items and a mysterious exit quote, but most names, places, and actions are indecipherable. The fragment lacks concrete persons or organizations to anchor a coherent news item.
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Uxe
Hasburg
Pelt
Hambire
Baal
Seco
Isard Det
Barnes
Teber
Bioddars
Tifabor
Opell
Harburk
Tipe
Bakehell
Ae Wail
Maver Bilis
Wis
Bennett
Richards
Sitney
Lawby
Wes
Baney-Teyeka
Mother
Avrince Ae
Canada
Mesdanios Ed Baney
Fred
Bone Carda
Sarah Estella Chaney
Colonial
Lensens & London
Frrak
Anim Byung Roems
M. Andi
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