Peony Festival Preparations Advance Amid Festive Plans
Preparations for America’s Greatest Peony Festival progress with committee meetings nearly daily through May 29. The coronation opener, patriotic in theme, will feature a 173-member east side pageantry and twelve ambassadors from local towns. The parade and ball follow, with decorations, bands, and a Parade on Saturday at 3 PM. Pan American Day adds a new crowd-drawing feature at the Inver-State Nurseries area.
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Tms
Department of Justice Huiling
Inver-State Nurseries
Fmbure
Otto Putman
Pan American Day Plans At Peony Festival
Plans for Pan American Day during the Peony Festival rapidly take shape with a South American display theme. Prizes will be offered for essays and posters on friendly relations with Pan American countries. The program includes a band, costumes, and a ceremony led by local organizers and chairs.
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Hamburg
Federal Divison of Information
R. W. Hel- Tin
Division of Information
Cesar
L Jona
Vamburir
Henabire
Cooh
Theo Hub
Eléck
Duphuy
Hamburg Has Midwest's Largest Asparagus Acreage
Hamburg features the Midwest's largest asparagus fields covering about 150 acres operated by Roale The Delds. Daily production around 12,000 pounds with 200,000 pounds sold last year to One Food Products. About thirty men hired during peak season, paid by the pound. Fields six miles southwest of Hamburg, five years old, fertilizer adds costs, seed and planting costs noted. local expert Robert Case comments on operations and success.
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Hamburg
Middle West
Raloe
One Food Products Company
Whic
Tha Poura
Hunts
Rovert Case
I Am An American Day Proclaimed For May 18
The United States will observe I Am An American Day on May 18 for the third year. A presidential proclamation urges all communities to celebrate American citizenship, highlighting the duties and rights of new citizens and the value of democratic participation.
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the United Stated
Congress
Nasdint
United States
Department of Justier
Iso Pert
Fraterniies Acetolics
Tata All American Day
Else Lang
United
Fatelm
Well Progress Report From Juno Havel Drilling Site
Report notes progress on the OM Well and drilling activity south of Bornburg. A morning visit by a group explored the forming indications and noted formation counterpoints, with a tentative price and forecast mentioned in terse, fragmentary terms.
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Bornburg
Festival Parade Promises Colorful Holiday Night
A fragmentary report describes a parade with theatrical acts and folk groups, featuring costumes, bands, and dance displays. The text lists street pageantry, partner dances, and multiple performances spread across the evening, with sections by various groups and a festive mood throughout.
Worrell Praises Scout Program at Rhysaula Club
E Worrell spoke before the Rhysaula club detailing the national Boy Scouts movement, noting funds from the Frank Philip Foundation support to expand scouting in Western Low. He cited a $13,820 town budget drive, added troops and 500 new members, and urged continued local support for years of growth and character building.
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Hamburg
Ley Scouts
Worrell
Feld
Abenondock
Rhysaula Club
Riwanly Club
Tine Tors
Prank Philip Foundation
aLoyo Trust Fund
Ioun Western Low
Tie Toons
Chearthy
Brent County
Fundy
America
W. Swayd
Chicago
Exigelana
Wae
Milion
Waleed
Tillion
Warrel
Tor Boye
Rare Cane Seized in Finmburg Duchy Conspiracy?
Fragmentary OCR recounts a tale of a rare walking cane tied to a family dispute in Finmburg, involving George Broreh and Mr. Mann's brother. The scene hints at a carved ivory cane with a fabled owner, a "duativer" craft, and a suspicious transfer at a Pallinping Tre site amid damp weather.
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Finmbuarg
Remembers Hamburg Well Masonic Festival Opens Plans
Dr Harvia P. Cole of Vaummnan led a Hamburg visit as ambassador from Thurman to the Hamburg Royal Arch Masonic Lodge festival. Missouri, Nobraska and Iowa hosts prepare for about 260 visitors with sessions including Mark Master and Past Master degrees. The Lincoln and Grand Chapter officers will attend.
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Harvia P. Cole
Vaummnan
Hamburg
Thurman
Cole
Jean Oto
Clare
Gurkbekwr
Noir
W. W. Barnes
Tnis
Mamburg Royal Arch
Tangas
Missouri
Nobi'aekal
Towa
Royal Arch
Grand Chapter
Ibers
Deere
Lincoln
Accident Proves Fatal to Mrs Paul Cook in Maryville
Mrs Paul Gani Cook 14 died after a taxi accident in Maryville on April 39. Another occupant was badly injured. Mrs Cook married Paul Cook in 1820 and had lived in Maryville for 30 years. Funeral services were May 1 with burial in Maryville. Survived by six daughters and one son Frank H. Cook. husband and two daughters preceded her in death.
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Paul Gani
Maryville
Cook
Paul
Mourlee A
Row
Bethesda
Walter
Bunker
Minnapolis
Min
George J. Garrett
Charles Butler
Theodore Seltler
Joseph Hydinger
Anrtington
Nebr
Ghrd
Frank H. Cook
Commencement Week Features Various Arts at Auditorium
Commencement notices describe baccalaureate services Sunday at eight, with solo by Dets Duin and a girls chorus. The sermon will be by Rev McBilray of Church of Christ. Exercises on May 22 at 8 o'clock include musical numbers by Miss Swank and the girls sextet. Awards and diplomas culminate in a procession and an afternoon program beginning at two with election rites at the plaza.
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Elzabeth Ann Swans
Jane Mustent
Detts Duin
Girls Glee Club
Lie Rev
D. &. McBilray
Church of Christ
Thur
Bond
Eum
Colonial Theatre to Host Free Rural School Show
Colonial theatre offers a free afternoon program for rural students in Mum burg territory. The event is set for Friday afternoon in May with charming entertainment and educational value promised by theatre management.
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Colonial
Colonial Theatre
Othe
Mumburg
Tava É
Coloni
Ty Ralmel
88 Years Old Today
An 88 year old person is celebrated with a local mention of birthdays and ongoing life events. The scrambled text references various names and places with unclear connections, noting a birthday milestone and community interest. The fragment hints at local social or ceremonial actions surrounding youth and aging in a historical newspaper style.
Ellis Speaks on Red Cross Trip at Joint Meeting
At Fremont County meeting Ellis described her Red Cross convention experiences in Washington. She outlined sessions on youth, nursing, and workshops with 6600 delegates. Members of the Professional Women and Business clubs noted the event’s impact and plans for local Red Cross contributions.
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Ellis
Ulevants
Revealig
Mpi
Tong
Misg
Elzabetty
Amn
Switte Sun
Rove Severnit
Nn Nui Peur
Mad Ellis
Red Cross
Washtington
Roynty Glanatey
Taye
Nedis
Joel
Perlals
Bits
Maxine
Interdih
Tia
Washieuston
Crosa
Fremont
Ruby Tonsley
Lessiey
Ylal Fuk
Stat Wat
Ron
Ben Deni
Elis
Gavtiks
Maxi
House of
Beasley
Junior Senior Banquet Held Friday Night
A school article describes the junior senior banquet held Friday night with students, faculty, and local staff attending. The program featured songs and a variety of performances, including decorated outfits and a formal reception.
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