Arthur Butler Dies in Hamburg Hotel Lobby
Arthur Butler a well known Hamburg citizen died in the Loyal Hotel lobby Tuesday night from pneumonia related heart failure after feeling ill for days. He was born in 1856 in Fairmont Illinois and lived in several towns before settling in Hamburg. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o clock in the Odd Fellows hall with I O O F in charge. Butler was a quiet, helpful man and will be missed by many friends.
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Arthur Butler
Hamburg
Loyal Hotel
Mr. Butler
Claud Brown
Arthur
Claude
Butler
Fairmont
Ill
Riverton
D. Thompson
Farragut
F. H. Griggs
St. Joe
Will Cooksey
Saloma Medford
Oakland
Calif
Amelia Jones
Danville
Odd Fellow
W. J. Mitchel
Hamburg Prepares for Harding Visit on Friday
Hamburg expects a big day as hundreds of Omaha boosters, the Shriner band, and Senator Harding pass through town. Harding will speak briefly from the rear of the train around 11:20 am as he heads south, with Hamburg the only southwestern Iowa stop.
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Page
Mills
Hamburg
Omaha
Harding
Hamon
Iowa
Cox
Shriner Band of
J. B. Butterfield
Butterfield
Marion
Ohio
Publicity Turmoil Over Mamie Reid Family Feud
The Hamburg affair centers on Mamie Reid and her father Wert Reid. Omaha papers portray the feud over checks Mamie wrote, with reports claiming disowned support and threats of publicity. Locals say Mr Reid has provided for his daughter, while observers note her costly tastes and investigative interest from Omaha retailers.
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Mamie Reid
Omaha
Wert Reid
Hamburg
City
Mamie
Miss Reid
Theamily
Reid
Retail Merchants Association of Omaha
Church Wedding Unites Trene Roark and Frank Costello
Miss Trene Harriet Roark and Mr Frank P Costello wed at seven o clock mass in St Marys Catholic church with Rev Father E R O donnell officiating. Attendants were Eugene and Miss Florence Roark. After the ceremony the couple left for a western trip and will reside in Grand Island Nebraska. The bride is daughter of E J Roark east of town and a popular young woman. The groom, an engineer on the Union Pacific, comes from Columbus Nebraska. Out of town guests included Miss Florence Roark Valentine Neb Mr and Mrs Martin Costello Columbus Neb James Murray South Pekin Ill and John Wiess Cedar Rapids Nebraska.
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Trene Harriet Roark
Frank P. Costello
St. Mary's Catholic Church
E. R. O'Donnell
Eugene
Florence Roark
Grand Island
Neb
E. J. Roark
East of Town
Union Pacific
Columbus
Valentine
Martin Costello
Columbus, Neb
James Murray
South Peking, Ill
John Wiess
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Postmaster Examination Held in Hamburg on November 13
A civil service exam for the Payne postmaster position will be conducted in Hamburg on Saturday November 13. The test seeks qualified applicants for the office of postmaster and related duties.
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Payne
Hamburg
Revival Campaign Grows as Linden Dixon Rallies Week Two
The Linden Dixon Evangelistic party continues at the tabernacle with rising crowds. A remarkable eight hundred women attended last Sunday, and the 1000 seat venue was filled. Community groups plan Saturday booster programs by local youth and teacher efforts, with free admission and special guest farmers and church members invited to attend prayers and sermons through the week.
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Linden-Dixon Evangelistic
Tabernacle
Baptists
Methodist
Men’s Meeting Aimed At Men And Boys At Tabernacle
Sunday afternoon sermon by evangelist addressed to men and boys only at the tabernacle on the subject Men’s Yellow Streaks or Quit Your Meanness. Organizers note nearly eight hundred women attended last Sunday and urge strong male turnout.
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Tabernacle
Payne Iowa Examination Entry Notice
Master at Payne Iowa is advised to enter the examination by calling Miss Danforth the Hamburg post office secretary.
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Payne
Iowa
Danforth
Hamburg
Farragut Girl Injured Playing at School House
Isabelle Coleman eight daughter of A D Coleman Farragut druggist suffered a broken forearm Tuesday while playing shoot the shutes at the school house. She was taken to Shenandoah for treatment where Dr Aldrich dressed the arm with help from Dr Coleman of Farragut. The injury recalls her past visits to Hamburg at Aunt Mrs Arnold Jolly’s home.
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Isabelle Coleman
A. D. Coleman
Farragut
Isabelle
Shenandoah
Drs. Putman
Aldrich
Dr. Aldrich
Dr. Coleman
Hamburg
Miss Coleman
Arnold Jolly
Sunday Services at Hamburg Tabernacle Campaign Schedule
The evangelistic drive holds four meetings next Sunday at Hamburg Tabernacle. 9:30 a.m. union service for all Sunday schools, 11 a.m. service for everybody on “Who Buts, Tis, T can'ts, destroying Usefulness.” 2 p.m. men and boys service, and 7:30 p.m. for everyone. Officers urged to ensure every scholar attends.
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Tabernacle
Hamburg
Next Week Evangelist Campaign Meetings Announced
Next week religious services will be held at the tabernacle every night except Monday with the evangelist hosting topics of great interest. Guests include Qed Fellows and Rebeccas Tuesday, Masons and Eastern Stars Wednesday, Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Thursday, business and professional people Friday, and farmers Saturday. Delegations from Christian and Evangelical churches are expected Tuesday evening. The drive will aim to cover campaign expenses by Sunday pledges, with envelopes provided and Sunday collections continuing.
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Tabernacle
Qed Fellows
Masons
Eastern Stars
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
American Legion Service Invites Forces Sunday
The American Legion calls all members and Uncle Sam’s fighting forces to attend the tabernacle service at 3 p m next Sunday October 10 to hear a sermon titled Mens Yellow Streaks or Quit Your Meanness G A R members will be present and Legion members urged to attend and help make the occasion a great success Signed W B Davey Secretary American Legion
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Uncle Sam
Tabernacle
American Legion
W. B. Davey
World Series thrills reach Brooklyn and Cleveland
Baseball fans follow the World Series between the Brooklyn Nationals and Cleveland Americans as the series unfolds toward press time.
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Hamburg
Brooklyn Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Contested Series Draws Fans to Colonial Theatre
Howard Colon operates a daily two o'clock game series at the Colonial Theatre with noon arrivals for first wire reports. A special wire feeds play by play from the matches to a large black board, letting seated patrons watch as games unfold from start to finish for a modest gate.
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Howard Colon
Colonial Theatre
Colon
Colonial
Legion Club Room 10 Opens for Ex Soldiers
The American Legion club room near Stoner drug store nears completion with an office, lounge, showers, and two pool tables. The space will serve as a social and meeting place for ex soldiers, funded by members and local donors, with a drive planned to cover remaining furniture and rental costs.
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American Legion Club
Stoner Drug Store
American Legion
Therm
Mrs Agnes Mullins Visits Rock Port Sister's Family
Miss Agnes Mullins of Rock Port spent the latter part of last week visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Olen Warnstaff. Mrs Warnstaff accompanied her home at the start of the week for a visit with her parents.
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Agnes Mullins
Rock “Port
Olen Warnstaff
Death of Don Stoner in Timber Near Hamburg
Don C Stoner died suddenly while unloading pale wood on a Will Cary farm near Hamburg on October 6 1920 at age 41 He was found beside a wagon with a blood clot suspected as cause His funeral will be held October 8 at the M B Church High Creek cemetery burial follows He leaves a mother four sisters a brother and three children Opal Jesse and Marjorie
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Hamburg
Arthur Butler
Don Stoner
Don
Will Cary Farm
Clifford Simms
Cliff
Stoner
Methodist Church
Don Carlos Stoner
High Creek
C. Stoner
A. E. Woods
Will Cary
Sam Rosseau
H. H. Griffith
Ralph Stoner
Opal
Jesse
Marjorie
M. B
H. G. Parker
Wingate loses finger to buzz saw accident in Hamburg
Hollis Wingate suffered a severed index finger and a deep second cut while working in Hamburg on Tuesday. He required several stitches to close the wounds and was treated for the injuries.
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Hollis Wingate
Hamburg
Merchants Cut Prices as Wholesale Rates Fall
The Reporter notes wholesale price declines trigger local retail cuts across many merchandise lines. Merchants align with wholesalers and often push deeper discounts, with several sales offering prices far below typical retail levels for fall and winter. After inventories clear, prices are expected to stabilize for the season, with hints of further reductions next season as new goods enter the market.
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American Legion Attention
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