Hamburg High Again Fremont Champions
Hamburg High and Fremont clash in the county tournament with Hamburg seeking to repeat last year’s state meet showing. Box scores from the three Hamburg games are presented as the team advances toward Ames and the sectional win.
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Hamburg High Again
Fremont
Page
Ames
Hamburg
Jr. Cham Ber of Commerce
Connors’ Inc
Twal
Kiwanla Club
Cafe
Kiwanis
Danley’s
Demons
Danley
Iwanis Dogs
Red & Whites
Loyal Hotel
Red & W
Old Special Edition Review of Fremont Publication
An 1838 Fremont Demo edition edited by Cal B. Stow is described, noting Miller A. Jones and HM Miller produced a sizable manual in Hanburg. The piece praises its hand-set typography, includes biographical notices of local officials, and recounts the publisher Gardner and Alasie second se. The account also lists city officers, finances, and civic details from that era.
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E. Doyle
Fremont
Miller A. Jones
Hancourg
Cal? B. Stow
HM. Miller
Jones
Gardner
Spellaed
Hemburg
W. B. Hous
B. Staw
CG. T
Danforth
Treast Sa
Cambell
Sol Bonsiey
Braman
Ssvssor John & Ee
F. T. Fisher
Ayers
Terban Counell
Mt F
Tn Iley
Catet
J. Hyy-Halted For Gindie In Ass. IV. ‘Hydinger
George Hujsted
Pastson
Grape
J. Melchoir
Townsend
Qdsa
Mamburg Arbile Penas
Mtadnange
Elis’ Park
A.B. Noble
Myron F. Tyler
Evinner
EB Wilson
Jas. Mann & Son
Hi Q. Butterfield
Frank Bronson
Frank Heats
Wm. West
Samuel Jacols
Mincer & Smalley
MF. Phillips
J. T. Wace
Hulsdey Bron
W. K. Dogan
J. Mi. Bechel
H.R. Wright
Frank Davis
J. F. Riedy
Hun
F.A. Jones
J. J. Steinmetz
Chas
Medford
Yginston
T. W. Shonits
H. E. Paxon
R. L. Brown
Scranton Bros
Logan
J. 0. Geer
Geageehan- Des
Lavetads
Duke Alberson
Ten Alley
Gubser
H.C. Coalban
S.T. Muehtil
S.C
Dodds
Dwitte H. RF MM
Lamnursieved
St. Bernard
Lagan
Br. A. E
Ar Alga
New 4-H Contest Announces National Prizes in 1933
A national 4-H achievement contest is announced with prizes including county awards for ten or more corn club members and a gold medallion for top county participant. National prizes include college scholarships and an educational trip to the national 4-H club congress in Chicago. Details via local farm bureaus. Penny Festival at church features carnival exhibits, red lemonade, and a program to support the Daily Bible show. Friends host bridge teas and dinners for Mr and Mrs Poage before their departure from Hamburg.
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jBiake
Pee
Chicago
Corn Club
Dureau Ome
Hospital Notes Report From Local Infirmary
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple patients at Hospital West with injuries and illnesses. Names like Amy eal treacmn and Edith Broom appear amid unclear lines, detailing treatments, admissions, and dates with limited coherent facts.
Won division by Tulit Raves at the county fair
Dick A earned four wins on the main track, with Karas and Lang among top finishers. Crowd cheered as Chand Nest aml led by Mr. Leng and Mr. Lang, while Wats Wh Barr accompanied by Bammer and Pra.
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Ravesdale Ti
Mator Bond
Karas
Sisday Adie
Tie Saan
Myey
Chand Nest Aml
Leng
Lang
Wats
Barr
Aecompa Bammer Ind Pra
Kids Eat Free Cones At Local Bakery Event
Between two and five last Saturday Name Baking Co offered nearly eight hundred ice cream cones made from Swifts ice cream. An in paper advertisement included a coupon for one free cone to draw customers. The busy venue drew a large crowd from SE3 to five o'clock. A Missional Society met at the Mr. B church with the program led by Mrs. Jay Kirkendall and Mrs. Lew Smin on citizenship. Light refreshments were served.
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Name Baking Co
Swifts
Rujwrter
Neme Misionary Society
Mr. B. Church
Jay Kirkendall
Lew
Corn Loan Rates Rise for Sioux City Farmers
The Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Sioux City raised the loan rate per bushel of corn from a previous level, marking a second increase. Farmers who borrowed under the Town Warehouse Law may obtain a higher loan by supplying updated warehousing certificates, notes, collateral assignments, and new payment orders, with warehoused corn payments due September 1, 1933.
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Lanza
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Sioux City
Joan
Wotolie
Amended District Convention At Glenwood
Amended joint district convention of the Legion and Auxiliary drew attendees including Mesdames Sarah Woodward Victor Catlett and J P Porterfield and Miss Grace Brown Cleo Sanders Frank Sless L E Carroll Tom Garemody and M D Elder with Gov Gardeherring and high officials present. A mother and child program followed. Friday afternoon Howard Colen hosted a grade school picture show with every seat filled and Son gives all children a special show before school ends, earning community thanks.
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Sarah Woodward
Victor Catlett
J. P. Porterfield
Grace Brown
Cleo Sanders
Frank Sless
L. E. Carroll
Tom Garemody
M. D. Elder
of the Legion and Auxiliary
Glenwood
Garde ‘Herring
Howard Colen
Son
Ann
Mother's Day Program at Presbyterian Church
The article outlines a commemorative morning worship at the Presbyterian church for Mother's Day. The junior choir and many young church members will sing special selections, inviting all to attend a house of worship in honor of mothers.
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Presbyterian Church
Sbe
Lis Bunday
Quiet Rock Port Wedding Sealed In Apr Ceremony
Miss Jean Clarence and William Grassmeier wed quietly at Rock Port on April 28. The couple plans to reside in the area as they begin their new life together.
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Jean Clarence
William Grassmeier
Con Ryan Involved in Battle Front At Denison
Hamburg reports show Con Ryan, former Fremont county sheriff and current state law enforcement officer, participated in a melee with insurgents at Denison. He clashed over a club, deputized Schleswig men as assistants, and the trouble reportedly involved rioters from other counties.
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Con Ryan
Bread truck veers into ditch near Fairfax
An early Tuesday morning crash involved the Cripe bread truck from St. Joseph carrying bread to Fairfax. The vehicle left the highway south of Fairfax near the E Ball farm around 5:30. Walter Wilson, the driver, was unharmed though fenders were damaged and the truck ended in a ditch. Local reports say the vehicle may have veered alee before slipping off the road.
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Cripe
Fairfax
St. Joseph
Ball Farm
Walter Wilson
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Ellis
Dalton
W. H.rageth
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruby Beasley
Leon Tharp
Ray Taurltson
Susie le
Misa Pachine Anderson
Margaret Craft
Otto Putman
Mary Fietener
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Swanson
Cano
Clayton
Kivanis Club
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Austin
Payne Oher
Doogan
Red & White
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Iai
L. Egbert
Carrall
Couse
Motor Vehicle Department of
The
Mate
Bambu
George Poage
Wiliam Ramsay
Poage
Paul Rees
Bridge
L. A. Austin
Boyle’s Daylight Store
Wamburg
Iowa
BR. H. Kinnertain
Phelpsty
West
Amy Eal
Sines
Juaghsin Frey
Rome
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Sunda Usama
Randetan
Eal Pacieal
Bere
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Mii
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Hansa
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Durie
Herman
Nelly Don
Ellwood’s Wearcraft Store
Hamburg, Iowa
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Carroll
Florida
Erne
Carroll’s Red & White Store
Louie Carroll
Washington
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