Fremont County Forest Land Plan Outlined for Rural Jobs
The To wa Planning Board outlines a broad program to raise Iowa's rural economy through forestry and land purchase. It proposes marginal land purchases in Fremont County and neighboring counties for reforestation, with survey data and state support. The plan includes subsistence homesteads, part time farming, electrification, and park time employment, focusing on nonjail work and rural recreation projects.
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Biuday
Towa Planning Board
Recurat Board
Towa
Iowa
Monona
Harrison
Poltawattante
Mills and Fremony
Ferest
Unmraer
Fremont
Genth le i
Coming to the Colonial Cinema Tonight and This Week
The Colonial presents Wallace Beery and Ren Ber, Young, Mareen O Sullivan, and Leal Lyotte in West Pull shows with a romance and crime drama. Inger Rogers and William Powell star in Sin of Midnight, with biographies of Ann Harding and Ro Montgomery on weekly bill.
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Vine
Galonial
Wallaer Beery
Ren Ber
Young
Mareen O'Sullivan
Leal Lyotte
West Pul
Mingarelion Giebure
Wallace Beery
Polisi
Olnger Rogers
Wilam Bowell
Rau
Inger Rogers
William Powel
Ann Harding
Montgomery
Breweloy
Business Women Readies for Next Year Work
The Business and Professional Women's club held a regular meeting Friday at Pinkey's Place with a 6 40 dinner, then a business session and reports on last week's state convention in Des Moines. Mrs Snyder Mrs Mattes and Mrs Wray gave strong reports and brought workshop plants for future work. Over five hundred attended the familiar sessions and about one thousand planned the Saturday night banquet. Mrs Froder Jackson attended as Hamburg club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrougn's
Cleiy
Pinkey
Des Moines
John Snyder
P- Froder- Jckson
Sith Metiuer
Hamburg
Muendo
My L K club event hosted by Mrs Finnell and Mrs Danforth
Attendees from the My L K club gathered Friday afternoon including Mrs Tom Finnell and Mrs C B Danforth. Mayor Yakima attended as a guest of the funeral association. The gathering discussed cemetery and hotel accommodations for the upcoming event and noted railway travel disruptions affecting travelers.
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Trias
L. K
Tom Finnell
C. B. Danforth
Hein Gasisinal Qasins
Vr Netlie
Yakima
Henyr
Chia
Keats
Cream buyers meet at Sidney on May 47
A Fremont County cream buyers meeting in Sidney analyzed sediment and acidity of ten cream samples for grading. Four samples rated No 1 and two No 2, with four unlawful results. Attendees from Hamburg included Alva Case and Carl Dennis among others.
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Fremont County
Sidney
Dream Producta
Sual Mn Mert
Omar
Hamburg
Alva Case
Carl Dennis
Leighian Reed
Ray Mel Bride
Mys
J. H. Colley
Two Local Educators On Program at Omaha Conference
The erepay annual cantereies wa secondary education for specialissi dents, principals and tethers at Municipal University of Omaha Monday through Wednesday. Torsten Lund of bw scallege of education at the University of Minnesota served as conference counsellor. A session discussed A Million New Americans with Ad by Prev L. Johnsen, Hamburg principal, and Ed exian mk the demoneteRton lbets University of tows.
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Omaha
Council Walls
Neocas
Prev L. Johnsen
Center High
Hamburg
Tiedle
Probelem
Graarntivayy
Edeexiian
University of Tows
Iriand
Superine Tabor
Mule Killed by Auto Near Bares Dairy
A mule belonging to Barnes was killed Monday about nine near the Bares dairy north of town after a field escape onto the highway. Stanley McAdams of Sheban doah and Raymond Hart of Tarkio were in the car. McAdams was injured above the head. The car sustained damage and both men were treated at the hospital. Traffic was heavy and witnesses helped slow and clear the scene.
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Barnes
Bares
Stanley McAdams
Shebandoah
Raymond Hart
Tarkio
Carroll
Dharegard
German obituary notes Heinrich Pfannkuch dies in May
The May 2 death of Heinrich Pfannkuch in Germany is announced in local notices. The obituary marks his professional life in architecture and a long residence in the town, with space given to a funeral notice and a display page. A separate item promotes the opening of Herman Solaman’s New Economy Store in Hempburg, with a special Sunday opening planned and staff noted as well regarded.
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Heinrich Pfannkuch
Germany
Wii Pfannkuch
Feln
Rich
la Hem ‘Burg
Fond
Herman Solaman
Friedman ‘Ydarkes
Dan Dusiness
Local Chamber Meeting Reports Mixed Voter Tensions
A fragmentary note from a Wisconsin chamber of commerce meeting references Evelyn Siti and Hanoun's representative in a discussion about a national or regional matter. The text hints at a Wednesday event, a process at Shenan donk, and concerns about foreign influence or pressure. Names and places appear garbled, with several nonstandard terms.
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Manibury
Lind
Mortifrye
Evelyn Siti
Hanyoun
Shenan
Yariona
Observance of Mothers Day at Mrs Glaude Vyre Home
A Mothers Day observance at the home of Mrs. Glaude Vyre featured devotional readings on maternal influence and anti alcohol sentiment. Speakers discussed temperance, war risks, and support for state offerings, with emphasis on parental guidance and civic action.
Decoration Day Observances Across Hamburg Region
Observances labeled Decoration Day proceed in Hamburg with ceremonies at Mount Olive cemetery. Groups from Americasion, Legion, and Australia attend the service, sharing prayers, grave decor, and band music. Various processions plan branches to honor fallen soldiers and veterans today.
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Hamburg
Mt. Olive Cenelery
Ak Y O'Cioel
Gervteos
Hom Dourg
Barnes
Charles Randall Obituary Reflects Rural Southwest Nebraska Life
Charles Carridan Reade son of Jaynes G and Lucy Randall was born May 14 1864 near College Harings Iowa. He moved with family to Fremont County where he attended rural and Hamburg high schools and studied at Western Normal College Shenindeed. He worked briefly in a bank in Senne Kansas before returning to Fremont County to farm. In March 4091 he married Minnie Mande Wilega at Lincoln Nebraska. they lived near Riverton and later moved to town. Seven children were born to them, two dying in infancy. Surviving relatives include siblings and numerous grandchildren. He loved farming and southwest Nebraska, hoping to contribute to agriculture and write about it. Funeral services were held at the Riverton Methodist Church with Rev. Peter Jacobs delivering the messages and the Riverton quartet assisting. Pallbearers included friends and neighbors. interment followed in Riverton.
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Charles Carridan Reade
Jaynes G
Lucy ©. Randall
College Harings
Iowa
Fremont County
Wastern Normal College
Shenindeed
Shael Jie
Minnie Mande Wilega
Lineal Nebr
Riverton
Mnfanny
Hugh P. Whalfred
Mid Francs D
Riverlon
Merle R
Charley W
Santa Monies
Cait
Tawa
Randal
Exeton
Calif
America
Yg Darge
Trienis
Methodist
Raverton
Itr
Peter W Jacobs
Slenandonn
Tov
Charles [Hondarton
Tiverton
Lars
Will Sorubs
Fy E. Cowden
Ohn Divi
Herbert Danes
Maurice Rea
Pek Palm
Raymond Hlege
Groree Mork Mad Wn
Pos
Pater Ment Owas Mace
Rebvertony
Lory
Fremont County Chih Met at May 31 1998 meeting in Los Angeles
The Fremony club hosted a Tuesday gathering at 8515 Bad 6th St Los Angeles with co hosts Miss Bentley and Mrs Ady Morain Talbert. A short business session led by President Amma Sirens Fischpeck followed a gracious hospitality, with many guests joining and a June 14 1935 next meeting planned in Brookside Park Pasdenn Calif.
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Fremony Ownaky Club
Mt Oly
Dor An Ath Yay
Nab Beney
Bayl Heights
Bad 6Th St
Los Angeles
Cail
Bentley
Ady Morain Talbert
Mona
Amma Sirens Fischpeck
Jn Atters Dance
Cizy
Brookside Park
Pashedenn
Calif
Elaine
Gelber
Mmo Simons Fisebeck
625 Gouth Madison
Daily Tabte Sequences At Opener Meaty Mornings
A school report notes wax dated daily routines and enrolment events in churches and parishes. It mentions schedules, training tone, and efforts to carry on work alongside Splenda corpyes adjusting to new normal. The document outlines the faculty’s focus on talent and the need for structured morning openings.
Young Aerehant Weds In Colorado Union
Ralph Propp of Bidiney and Miss Madonna Balts bury of Holdreye Nebraska were married Saturday at Lovelard Colorado by Rev Griffith of Dayrlistele. The couple plan to work in Golorada then travel to Sidney. Propp is a juror member of Prop & Son hardware in Sidney and has many friends in Grane Inland.
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Aerehant
Ralph Propy
Bidiney
Madonna Baltsbury
Holdreye
Nebraska
Lovelard
Colorado
Griffith
Propp
Woodbuc
Golorada
Sidney
Grane Inland
Propo
Prop & Son al Sidney
Youngsters Benefit Play and Bake Sale Fundraiser
Children and adults gathered for a benefit event featuring a play performed by Hamburg High School pupils and a bake sale. Proceeds, including 82.03, supported local activities, with parents and teachers coordinating refreshments, seating, and stage help.
Swance's Fire Chiefs Triumph Over Hancock in Slow Game
Swance's Pine Chiefs defeated Hancock Sunday's game 8 to 2 as Swanee's hitters broke through late. Hancock pitching struggled with three errors in the third, and Swance's bats produced key hits on the way to the victory.
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Tasha
Hantcock
Swade
Pine Chiefs
Hancock
Hancack
Giod
Swanee
Hive Chiefs
Henry
Mre
Swahee
Cory Heame
Nurikeout
cumChieh
Hangork
Ater
Tee
Roy
Fern
Qnet
F. McMaster
K. McMaster
Robert No
Bu- Lac
Midge
Shincock
Tso
Vamburg
Clayton
Ariat
Talley
Tage Phillipy
Triteee
the Hancock
Chatrt
Lavolte
McRingey
Olen
Meatnstey
Pruesh
Ab- BR. Masters
H. Schellive I
Dunkey Ball Game Draws Park Crowds
An informal Dunkey ball match at the park drew a crowd despite cold conditions. Players from both sides enjoyed the game, though rain hindered scoring as the West riders won 2 to 0 over the East squad. Local fans had questions about future play and turnout.
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Rebull
Broween
Job
Mownkag Camarins
Spinach Pack Faces Weather Delays and Sunday Work
Report outlines this year's spinach pack at Priday and Gulab, with milestones aimed for mid month if weather cooperates. It notes multiple factors including weather, staffing, and the unusual need to work Sundays to keep pace, marking a historic shift in operations and reliance on labor.
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Tval
Uiggrop
Ik Gin
Ae Panett
Lvork
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Maryin Garnetter
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Patsy Woolsex
Mary Tane Tibherd
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Tom Finsell
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Tete Ehlers
Toki
Jeni Eklew
M.D. Rider
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Pide Yy
Mio Proarain
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