City Council Proceedings May 8 1907
City council met in regular session May 8 1907. Minutes read and bills presented for lumber, supplies, printing, and clerk expenses. Appointed police, city attorney, water works superintendent, marshal, street commissioner, fire chief, and cemetery commissioner. City treasurer and water works reports shown with funds balances. Local notes include county wealth, levies, fines, weather, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
Walter Johnson
Davis Mdse Electric Light Co
Stoner
Iowa Telephone Co
Zutz & Butz
W.G Liggitt
Hamburg Democrat
Agers Ae
John Alberson
Marshal Street
Copeland
Giggett & Son
Junker
W. T. Davidson
W. F. James
Sexton
F. Davis
Dinwiddie Widsé
Shall
H.R Wright
F. Davis Park Commissioners
J. F. Baldwin
Tol
B. Dinwiddie
Henry Zack
Howard Putman
James Shell Bob Mullins
Ed Bronson
Bechtel
R. S. Campbell
M. H. Harris
John Alberson Marshall
Cheif
James Sexon
P. Wykoff
W. W.fund
W. W
Dega Hee
Mayer
City
D. McGraw
Cuy
Carl Alles
The Results How a Hamburg Merchant Expressed Himself
A Hamburg merchant praises The Reporter ads for boosting business and asks skeptics to try a fair trial. The note, read during rounds, claims the ads yield better returns than any other effort since the merchant began trading in Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Thian
Notice to Non-residents and Local News Highlights
Notice from Watson Minnesota urges Hamburg residents to avoid guns while fishing as enforcement of out of season laws begins. Doctor cases report Mrs Rod Fisher’s death after brain infection surgery. Riverside Canning Company starts up, plans two months of operation with eight to ten workers. Minnewaska club enjoyed evening with Miss Barbara Kain, playing progressive forty two and reading a past president Irma Doyle’s note.
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Watson
Hamburg
J. F. Pritchard
J. P
Jolly, Wanamaker
Holmes
Rod Fisher
Riverside Canning Company
Barbara Kain
Irma Doyle
Churches Open Doors with May Sermons and Commencement
Multiple local churches announce sermons and services through May 26 including Jesus and His Class, Gods Pattern in the Heavens, Baccalaureate events, and union service plans. The Hamburn Public Schools commencement week features sermons, exams, plays, and an alumni program with ticket details.
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Hamburn
Baptist Church
Isaac Elder
Opera House
Opera’ House
sSumpter
Appomatox
Forest
Ensign
State H
K. P. Hall
Stoner
Wind breaks cement stack at Hamburg mill
A strong early week wind damaged the cereal mill stack, cracking bricks and making the structure unsafe. The mill is shut, scaffold work to remove thirty feet of the stack will begin once safety allows. Repairs may take days due to lingering wind and high scaffold risk.
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Cerial
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J. J. Burk
E. W. McCartney
Atchison County Notes
Atchison County
Missouri
A.B. Durfee
Jerry Pordham
John Dopbh
Micheal Kime
Thomas Bigger
N. O Hopkins
Baltimore
N. C. Hopkins
West Reid
Spain
Merve Simons
H. G. Butterfield and Co
W.G. Pringbin
Shenandoah
Nebraska
Cornelia Jones
Ashgrove, Mo
Wright
Miss Jones
Carter
Sidney
Toyant
Vie
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Church of Christ
Jesus
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
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A. m. N.L. Mortimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thurman
Epworth League
A. E.burier
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Elder
Booker
Highfield
S. Isaac Elder
A. K. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Chas. A. Highfield
Laura Carman
W. P. Newell
Mission J Omaha
Council Bluffs
Priday
Omaha
Tom Shaw
Riverton
Sidney-Hamburg
Sidney Herald
Stanton
Grusswiere
Burlington
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
General Assemble Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Ohio
George Clairage
Jessie Burener
Mantie Reynolds
WIR
Nishna
Watsom
Hirch Racks
Methodist Church
South
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A. Wighfeld
W. J
Tabor College
A. L. Switzer
Fred
Hill
Jena
Bryan
Geo. W. Bain
Spiak