Teachers Carry Guns and Moral Reflections in New Mexico
An observational column contrasts frontier life in New Mexico with Eastern comforts. It praises union of faith and labor, shares anecdotes of a six foot Abe Lincoln figure aiding communities, notes teachers daring to travel on foot or horseback, and comments on gun carrying by women as part of pioneer grit. It mentions Dr H Hayse in Omaha and G A R memorial services, local social notes, and a 500 dollar fine for wearing birds on hats after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Mexsco
Abe Lincoln
Sam
Missouri Slope
New Mexico
Iowa
Week's Society Events and Happenings in Hamburg
A summary of social gatherings hosted by local families and groups in Hamburg including a junior senior class reception at Miss Helen Gottsche home, Bohemian Girl burlesque scenes at Prof and Mrs Ruby, the fifteenth anniversary of Rev and Mrs Highfield, and various hosting events at the homes of Dr and Mrs Hoover and Mrs Chas Hottinger. Also notes on Edith Reese's afternoon entertainments, M.O.K. at Mrs A Reese, and local social chatter about Chester’s politics.
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Helen Gottsche
Lof
Ruby
Washington Street
G. A. Highfield
Hoover
Chas. Hottinger
Edith Reese
Reese
Tuin Street
C. A. Highfield
Thanks From Bereaved Family for Effa Netson
On behalf of the mournful family Mr. and Mrs. R. P. S. Netson extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered sympathy and aid during Effa Netson's illness and burial. They especially thank the Eastern Star. Mrs. Bert Brown fell ill this week and could not attend duties as clerk at Connor Brothers store. F. D. Miles of Council Bluffs visited B. H. Warden of Lincoln on Saturday.
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R. P. S. Netson
Effa
The
Eastern Star
Bert Brown
Connor Brother's
F. D. Miles
Council Bluffs
H. Warden
Lincoln
Republicans Caucus in Fravals Township Meeting
Republicans in Fravals Township will hold a caucus at City Hall Monday evening to select a delegate for the county convention in Sidney on May 25. The meeting will also choose township committeeman and address other business as required by law. F. E. Hammond, Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravals Ln Township
Botlock
Sidney
F.E. Hammond
Ordinance Amends Licensing of Hamburg Plumbers
An 1905 ordinance amending section 3 of chapter 20 of the revised ordinances relates to licensing and regulating plumbers in Hamburg Iowa. It repeals conflicts and changes the word twenty to twelve in the clause. Passed August 9 1905 with attestation by the mayor and clerk. Local notes mention farmers, a liquor arrest dismissed for insufficient evidence, a girl band concert planned, Atchison county politics stirred, and Linn county delegation comments on Cummins. Harry Pickens transacted business at Thurman.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Punt
D. Thompson
G. Liggett
Atchison
Plea for Drainage and Public Health Improvements
A city needs sewerage extension to the business district to prevent stagnant pools and health issues. Proposes connecting more properties to existing private lines, extending mains north, and an alley line to the slough, despite cost. Also notes care for Confederate veterans graves and local social items including wedding gifts and regional ice plant activity.
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Julien Hotel
Slough
Main
Argyle Streets
Lattar
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Holmes
Dr. H. Hayse
Omaha
Nebraska State Dental Association
de DO. D Haysa
G A
Sundy
Buriff
Rebecca Lodge
Gamble
George Schaeffer
Chas, Rodda
Fred Jones
Frank Miller
Tott Penny Dell Harrington
Hallie Miles
Rockport
Oliver Robinson
Thurman
Mrs. Robinson
Grim Reaper
M.O.K
C B. Bengston
St Louis Globe Democrat
T. S. Stevens
Cummins
Congress
Sentinel Post
Shenanadah
Page County
Tabor
Effa Notson
George Lloyd
Hiffa Notson
R. P
Notson
Pawnee
Neb
Methodist
Hilder
Order of Eastern Star
Mt. Zion
Geo. Lloyd
B. Robb
Denver Cole
Matt Weisenberger
John Holmes
Chantry
Wikoff
Harlan
Major Rathburn
Linn County
Nowpartel
Harry Pickens
GI .A.R
James Tanner
South
Rachael
Clarinda
Tarkio
Nature
Arthur Leach
E. S. Lake the Head Nursery
Shenandoad
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