Hamburg Tea Honors Miss Levy Hiatt Candidate
At a bridge tea hosted by the Trumped Your Ace club in Hamburg last week, Miss Levy Hiatt, a county recorder candidate, said she would trust the people on the election outcome. Mrs Bernice Upp, club president, suggested Hiatt consider opening a Hamburg grocery store.
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Hamburg
Levy Hiatt
County Recorder
Hiatt
Bernice Upp
Miss Hiatt
Bogans Store Modernization Nears Completion
The Beatrice Spencer Johnson obituary notes she died May 25 1830 at Hamburg hospital aged 27 after Brights disease. She and husband worked for McAndrews Construction on Missouri Highway No 4 between here and Rock Port. Funeral May 27 conducted by Rev A L Mac Millon in Mambure cemetery.
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Beatrice Spencer Johnson
Cairo
Hamburg Hospital
Johnson
McAndrews Constructive Company
Here
Rock Port
Clarksdale
Avow Hamed
Hamburg
Bright
A. L. Mac
Millon
Mambure
Appointment revives MelGxsiek and associates in trade
Unclear fragments suggest MelGxsiek appointment related to a business group including Farl Melisiek and others. Text mentions Hang, bane ville, and recent events such as year references and potential banking activity. Details are inconsistent and unreliable.
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Farl
Melisiek
Cere
Bane
Ville
Fiala
Linum
Cage
Atie
Eld
Yiannis
Miss Castleman Named New Librarian at Hamburg
Miss Dorothy Castleman assumed duties at the Hamburg library, chosen for her steady work and ready reception of new responsibilities. She joins the staff amid praise from patrons and officials, stepping into a role that supports local education and community access to books.
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Dorothy Castleman
Hamburg Libra
Mir Ruik Hals
Holmes Hes
Uhrerian
Rome
Ciitornia
Castie
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered place names
Fragmentary text mentions places like Beav, Bartles, Strawberries and a berry sale. Many garbled words obscure facts, but references to Callie Harol Stevia and Gene from Iowa suggest a catalog-like item list or local notice. No clear event or coherent report emerges.
Wilde Laport wed in Glenwood amid community ties
Wilde Laport and Min Wathieen Wilds tied nuptials in Glenwood on Tuesday. The bride, a Hamburg High School graduate and local teacher, wed near Ratdolph as a farmer groom prepared a Sidney-area home. Friends wish the couple happiness. Mayor J F Porterfield and spouse celebrated their 39th anniversary in Sparts, Wis, with greetings from many friends. Verne Wray's stolen Chevrolet sedan was recovered near Savannah, Mo, undamaged. The Clover Lest club of Riverton Lawnship will stage Minnie at the Riverton opera house on June 4 at 2:30 pm to raise funds for a delegate to Ames. 4-H girls invited. public admission twenty cents.
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Min Wathieen Wilds
Omar Laport
Glenwood
Hamburg High School
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Ratdolph
J. F. Porterfield
Don
Sparts
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Wray
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Savannah
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Clover Lest Club
Riverton
Minnie
Opera
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Richard
Prarragut
N. A. Clary
Vent
Crocket Bron
Shade Franklin
West Newton
Mass
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Westboro
Ed Anspach
Hisipp
Omana
Hamburg
Anspach
Bishop
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Tr. B. Bennett
Blader
Nebr
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Hennett
Betty
H. Be, Dow
Margaret
Villisca
Hele
Dow
Dows
California
Mildred Dow
State University
Jews City
Minnie Ford
Shenandah
Samburg
Ford
Victor Theatre Burns in Rock Port Fire
The Victor theatre in Rock Port suffered major interior damage after a Saturday fire. The furnace room ignited flames that burned most stage equipment, with only the front area and some machinery spared. Manager John Blapel and tank manager Henri Gkipel were away at the time. rebuilding is planned.
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Rock Port
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Henri Gkipel
Tank Manneer
Ely
Mucitarium
Biipel
Local News Notes and Editorial on Ed Smith Campaign
Local notes record visits, family events, travel, and medical updates from Hamburg area residents including Mrs Earl Vert, Mrs N A Clary, Miss Wilma Miller, and Mr Hennett. A column argues for Ed Smith in Iowa’s governor race, contrasting wealth and merit, praising Smith’s frugality, travel, and tax ideas, urging voters to support a candidate on merit rather than money.
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Iowa
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