Fremont County Fruit Show Opens in Hamburg Hall
The First Annual Fruit Show will be held in Hamburg City Hall on November 21 and 25, 1908. Premiums are listed for displays of apples, boxed apples, five plates winter apples, large Apples, canned fruits, marmalades and jellies, corn, and potatoes with donors including Cut Rate Mercantile Cos, Dinwiddie & Son, Liggett & Son, Tiller Smith, Frank Davis, Mann & Son, Rageth & Son, A. H. Mann, Stoner-Simons Drug Co, The Reporter, McAdoo & Dean, Connor Bros, The Big Store, Butterfield, C. T. Hatch, C. W. Davey, S. J. Rodda, J. G. Woolsey, A. H. Mourg, and others. Admission is free. exhibits must be on tables by noon of first day with proper entry cards.
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Fremont County
Hamburg
Browt
Frank Davis
Mann & Son
Rageth & Son
A. H. Mann
Stetson Hat Oy Mincer & Smalley
Stoner-Simons Drug Co
the Reporter
McAdoo & Dean
Connor Bros
China
G Butterfield
C. T. Hatch
C. W. Davey
S. J. Rodda
Bain Shoveling Board
J. G. Woolsey
A. H. Moourg
Riverton School Notes Highlight Lecture and Holiday Plans
Visitors frequent the school as Dr. Wiggam lectures Monday night. Thanksgiving events include church services, an oyster supper by Baptist ladies, and a planned holiday for students. The community notes frequent visits, upcoming football with Gienwood, local travel, and civic reflections.
Harvest Home Service Planned and Revival Hints
Church of Christ Our Thanksgiving plans a next Sunday service with transport aid. Ten days’ meeting at McKissicks Grove closed. revival planned for Hamburg in December with details to come. A box social is set for Nov 4. Bible School at 10 a.m.. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Week prayer Wednesday 7:30. Ladies Aid Thursday 2 p.m.. choir Friday night.
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Christian Endeavor Society
H. GC. Coolbaugh
Andi
C. V. Bently
McKissicks Grove
Geo
Stafford
Garrett Bridges
Evan Bridges
Sec'y
Bible School
Ladies Aid
Star School
Hamburg
Rockport Road
W. P. Barrett
M E Church South Preaching Sunday at Valley Farm
The M E Church South invites all to morning and evening services this Sunday November 22 at Valley Farm. A Sabbath school reorganization is planned for Hamburg on the fifth Sunday November 24 led by Pastor George Tadd.
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M. E. Church South
Valley Farm
Hamburg
Revival meetings at Baptist Church to close next Sunday
Attendance rises as revival services continue with no service Saturday night. Friday evening topic Indevision and Sunday at 11 am Rev James M Wilson will preach The Lawyer Who Never Lost a Case inviting all city lawyers to attend.
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James M. Wilson
Tole
Preparing Bor Our Heavenly Hoie Sermon Night
A notice from A.K. Williams pastor announces a series led by an evangelist and singer at 6:30 p.m. with a next Monday break. The following Tuesday November 24 at 7:30 p.m. a Scotch evangelist will share The Hallelujah Barber's Life Story and Conversion. Includes Sunday school at 10 a.m. and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Ber
K. Williams
Thanksgiving Hunt-Life Contest and Local Pleas
Arrangements are under way for a Thanksgiving Hunt Life contest with a banquet for the losing side. Meetings at City Hall Saturday night to join and help finalize plans. Start at 8 a.m. Wednesday with report by 7 p.m. Also notes on road safety near the Main street bridge and calls to repair the dangerous spot.
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City Hall
Thanksgiving Services at Baptist Church Outline
Thanksgiving service by the Ministers' Association at the Baptist church begins at 1:30 a.m. The hour and a quarter program includes songs, a proclamation reading by Mr Martin, a five minute talk on Missions Medicine Politics Agriculture Education Temperance, solos by Mrs Martin and Miss Della Sorkes, a sermon by Rev West, and a final song. George C Todd, Secretary.
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Ministers’ Association
Baptist Church
Martin
Dr. Mitchell
H. Hayes
R. G. Campbell
B. Anderson
Bridge Removal Prompts Town Drainage Debate
The Main street slough bridge is removed and filled, Henry Lloyd leads crews to fill the gap. Residents debate drainage effects as past memories fade into a widening ditch. Also a high school football game with Glenwood is promised, players seek support to cover expenses.
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Henry Lloyd
Hamburg
Phelp
Glenwood High School
Doctor Wanamaker Returns From Mayo Visit
Dr. A. E. Wanamaker returned Saturday from a two weeks visit to Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. He went to be with little Letha Davidson who was operated on for appendicitis and used the time to pursue work along special lines.
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A. E. Wanamaker
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Little Letha Davidson
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Dr. Wanamaker
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Sharp
India
Theta Literary Society
Riverton
Sidney
Siegel Pauley
Harris
M.E. Church
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Henry Aspedon
Chicago
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Silas Lamb
Mill Creek
Nebraska
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D. D. Darby
Leta Putnam
Miss Metz
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Newton Snap
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George Bogar
Lome
Presbyterian Church
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Ladies’ Quartette
Young Peoples Choir
H. H. McAdoo
Bruce West
Church of Christ
George Tadd
Main Street
Asa Mann
Allison
House of Representatives
Des Moines
Louise of
Craig, Mo
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Nebraska City
Rebekah
William M. Welch
Arapaho, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Wm. M. Welch
Welch
Arapaho
Okla
Pike County
Illinois
Isabella Spink
Iowa
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J. W. Hull
W. C. Welch
J. Wy Hull
Te Blacker
Los . Angeles
Cal
T. L.’Harris
P. Steele
Lompoc
M. & Church
Kleinsteiber
Sampson
A. V. Penn
W. T. Davidson
Geo. C. Coleman
G. C. Rader
E. A. Morrison
T. C Harris
H. ©. Wood
J. Anderson
Lalu L. West
Della Simons
W. H. Nor Jcutt
A. L. Chantry
S. C. McKitrick
Bleedel
J. D. Ross
H. J. Hamann
W. J. Robb
Roy Wooton
A. F. Shuey
Rebekah and
Royal Neighbor
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