Golden Wedding Celebration in Hamburg This Week
Mat Weisenberger aged 89 and his wife 79 celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon dinner for thirty one friends at their Hamburg home. A sixteen pound gold decorated cake came from Huron, and a radio program noted the occasion with a dedication from Shenandoah My. The couple, who migrated from Germany over fifty years ago, retired to Hamburg. Also reported is the burial of Wilbur Whetstone in Olive Cemetery after dying in Omaha last week, with services and a large crowd paying respects. The Fremont County Teachers meeting is underway in Hamburg with many sessions and speakers planned over Thursday and Friday, including high school and rural teacher conferences and evening programs.
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Mat Weisenberger
Hamburg
Huron
Weisenberger
Cwis
Henry Field Station
Shenandoah
Germany
Vlc
Wilbur Whetstone
Omaha
Hareburg
Olive
Ak Overholser
Krave
Wilbur
Axe
Ant Leaver
J. F. Whetaban
Stone
Sinter
MN. Belveel
St. Joe
Oliver
Elms
Iowa
Charles
Hot Springs
Florida
Heminry
Almut
Heath
Prince of Ife
Rune
Teluttvex
Cresap Speaks Before Kiwanis On Points Of Contact
Dr. S. P. Cresap of Nebraska City addressed the Kiwanis club on Thursday evening about cooperation between Hamburg and Nebraska City. He urged cross town partnership to benefit both communities and expressed hope for future collaboration. A surprise fruit shower for Rev. BM McBride and wife followed the Christian church event, with Marie and others performing and light refreshments served.
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The
Christian Church
McBride
Marie
Fire destroys Cliff Gao house near Payne
A Friday night blaze leveled the house owned by Cliff Gao and occupied by Mr and Mrs Alec Propp near Payne. The fire consumed the structure and clothing. insurance coverage proved insufficient to cover the loss.
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Payne
Cliff Gao
Mra
Alec Propp
paving five blocks city council to pave eleven blocks
The city council heard objections to paving eleven blocks. five will be paved this year with work on BH street from the railroad to Elm ree and G street from Park to Main. Notice for bids will be received October 27 and weather could allow completion before winter.
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F Street
Hamburm
Saus
Bac
Bextites
H Sbroel
Washedington
Queen Extherd Meets at M Beeburelr Ann’t Fat
Dated social event featured Queen Bather Girer and Mir M tetha Lorlaur with restr ain monthly updating on Monday evening. Terie Hamilton led role call, Paulins Goo read treasurer’s report, Muriel Brewer conducted piano, Youth Good performed, and Mrs MM Hayne presented silver. Wight rufferhmenin were furvends.
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Girer
Tetha Lorlaur
Duvodonn
Terie Hamiltan
Paulins Goo
Muriel Hrewer
Youth Good
Lewon
MM. Hayne
Four Generations Total 216 Years in Reed Family
The Reed family spans four generations totaling 216 years. M J Reed is six in Sidney, Nebraska, with Civil War service by his father and earlier generations in 1812 and the Revolutionary War. The article traces descendants including Mary Groksart of Rawdings Wyoming and NKc Reed of Sidney, plus Clarence Reed of Hamburg who owns a tire shop, and Layton Reed, a promising young man.
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Reed
M. J. Reed
Fremont
Alchison
Mr. Reed
Sidney
Ning
Mor
Myr
Sitney
Clarence Reed
Hamburg
Clarence
Layton Reel Ia
Eluver Youn
Coming to Hamburg This Week at Colonial Theatre
Unusually strong pictures headline the program at Colonial for the coming week with several features in Onida and Hamburg. Highlights include The Rent Divide, Dangerous Man, and a Dutch feature filmed in Holland. Also scheduled are Seeked Dyna with Theo Roberts and Kitty Comeon, Harold Lloyd comedy, and Harold Way’s new film. Two reels of good comedy accompany main features on select nights October 20 to 22.
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Contin
Sabre
Onida
Slat Vine Gan
Teasle
Aline Terry
Wallace Derry
Our Gang
Tighe Danints
Tant Moore
Tephe Tran Haran
Tharklay
Omidia
Howe
Haanburie
Harold Loyd
Harold Way
Vacation Notice at Reporter Office
Mink Adnend clerkly the heter Vinetype operator in the Reporter office takes two weeks vacation. Glary has been faithful at work all year and will be missed by the staff. She will rest and return with cheerful disposition and renewed energy.
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Clary
Fremont County Herald Sold to Arthur Carter and Partners
The Fremont County Herald changed hands this week with J. J. Pullman selling to Arthur Carter TW Thnes and filwin Splitter. The new owners promote practical journalism and pledge to place people first as the paper proceeds under new leadership.
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Fremont County Herald
Shiney Way
J. J. Pullman
Arthur Carter
City Council Awards Four Block Paving Contract
At a city council meeting the contract for paving four blocks was awarded to the Flying Paying Company of Des Moines. Concrete pavement at 2.05 per square yard, 0.68 for curl and putter, 0.35 for wraving. Streets to be paved include Main Street from J to Q, Park Street from J to T, Bluff Street from G, and Ostreet from Washington to Argyle, with other blocks listed.
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Oat Des Moines
Park Street
Bluff Street
Waiiington Street
Argyle
Blu Street
Recovery After Explosion Injuries At Local Drugstore
Prescription clerk Myers at Ralph Stoner drugstore sustained eye burns and facial injuries when an explosion occurred while filing a prescription. Doctors fear partial vision loss in the affected eye but expect recovery in other functions. Myers left the hospital last week and visited friends during the days following.
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Myers
Ralph Stoner
Thinnur
California visitors tour Hamburg and New York ports
From California come Mr and Mrs Anderson who spent several days in Hamburg this week during their return to Pawaden Calif They crossed the Panama Canal aboard the Monchuriu visiting Havana New York and Chicago Ma Plahbakla the daughter of Mrs Malivan Sima once a prominent figure in town is mentioned in the note.
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Andadie
Wee Amthonk
Hamburg
Pawadens
Calif
Heny
Monchuriu
Panama Canal
Haevana
New York
Am Ghinago
Plahbaklathe
Malivan Sima
rasl_tlont
Thin Plaen
Injuryed Waffle Sniper and the M. Pi ehurely Hoard
A fragmented report notes the M. Pi ehurely group tending their wives and a writ issued Monday evening in a church setting. The party then traveled by car to Bt Tor Sunday for a brief visit and planned further stops at Wathona and Kamas before returning.
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M. Pi
Thor
Arthur Yeas
Anton
Mr. Jams Moralork
Bt Tor
Aleo
Wathona
Kamas
Abandoned Car Recovered After Roadside Find
A Ford car found along a road near the J. 8. A farm was brought to town by Orville Simpson and Marshel Bennett. It carried a Kansas plate. The owner’s son and another person drove it to Rock Port for a visit. A boy left with little money and gas walked until found. the father will soon learn the errand.
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Orville Simpson
Marshel Bennett
Kansas
Rock Port
Hoy
Hamburg
Wamburg
Dale Athen wins county calf club sweepstakes
Dale Athen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cat Athen, captured the sweepstakes prize in the Ateth county calf club show at Tarkio last week with his Angus calf leading the field by a wide margin. He previously won a cup in the same show and was barred from a St. Dor shaw event last year for attire during judging.
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Dale Athen
Ing Lille
Cat Athen
Tarkio
Dale
Held Iowa County Fair Hosts Guests from Spencer
Mr and Mrs Fred W Hil res returned from Spencer Iowa where Usey attended the Clay County Fairs as guests of the fair and town. The editors of Minnesota and Iowa were guests for a day with full hospitality. about 6000 attended despite cloudy cold weather. The fair organized long ago with improvements valued at $150000, added two buildings enabling 75000 capacity. The event showcased cooperative farming and banquet for visitors, with speakers including Wiehard Tents Litle from the Chicago riba seuss Che mali. Spencer laws and Abeadie residents were noted as guests.
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Fred W. Hil Res
Spencer
Iowa
Usey
Clay County
Minnesota
Loch
United States
Thn
Calonia
Chicago
Riba Seuss
Shreuchant
Traveling man Highley’s theft near Hotel Sidney
A man from Tet Buk named Highley reports his goods stolen after a traveling incident in front of Hotel Sidney Vg on Wednesday night. Local inquiry traces possible clues southeast of Herschel Tunes and Kenneth Christendan. authorities suspect widespread removal of items. No clear suspect. a month earlier Ted Pallé’s Farid was similarly treated.
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Highley
Wis
Sidney
Nxt
Tenaid
Herschel Tunes
Kenneth Christendan
Ted
Pallé
Farid
Hemealent
Bidney Argay
Untidy OCR Fragment Reports A Local Game Rumor
An unclear early report describes a college football game with scattered names and scores. The fragment mentions teams, a venue, and a contested result, but many words are garbled, making specific entities and outcomes uncertain.
Second Crops Bring Extra Fruit This Season
The article notes a bountiful season with a second crop of grapes from W. W. Emberton and a second harvest of strawberries from Jim Winslow. Several patches are still maturing, but fruit already ripened signals a fruitful year for local growers.
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W. W. Emberton
Jim Winslow
Local families visit in Malvern and Hamburg area travels
Mr and Mrs Latoya and relatives visit Malvern Run at Will Coffes home while other families meet in Hamburg and St Joseph. Aid Society hosts all day church gathering. Morn North league holds a meeting at John T Brown’s. George Hothman and family visit Will Meek home. Several residents travel to Tarkio and Omaha for events and competitions.
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Latoya
Malvern
Will Coffes
Glen Euerton
Hamburg
Rey Miller
Albert Jeeckel
Dunbar
Nebraska
Max Retta Brown
Shiney
Lovix Miller
M. 1
Tarkio
Mixxouri
Lloyd Brown
Nebraska City
Mpnorth! League
Wether Rooet
Ute
John Tl. Brown
Ray Richneds
ofLinden
Sunlay
Wallet Brooks
L. ©. Morgan
Omaha
Mee
George Hothman
Will Meek
J.T. Zeek
Gilvert
Aod
Grabs
Menilay
Ated Mex
Whesiman
Tittle Xen
St. Jon
Mea
Glen
Attending American Legion Convention in Omaha
The community gathered for the American Legion convention in Omaha. President Coolidge’s speech circulated by radio as locals endured cold weather and watched a parade with many attendees and volunteers assisting with housing the guests.
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Lie
Ilvinge
Kiet
Thor
Ounhahia
American Legion
Hower
President Coolidge
Dfiack Tannen
Sevaritl
Phil
Sparkplugs Katertin Eventing At Secluded Parlor
Fragmented notes describe a Friday event in a private parlor setting with discussions about heat, arguments, and invited attendees. Mentions of names and places are obscured, with unclear outcomes and lingering questions about the purpose of the gathering.
Eighth District Federated Club Convention Open To Public
The Eighth District Federated Women’s clubs announce a public convention in Hamburg at the new high school auditorium on October 22 and 23. The event favors welfare and modern extension, offers free admission, and seeks housing help for delegates. The gathering aims to showcase scholarship funds and farm bureau initiatives with about 43 clubs and 43 delegates anticipated from the district.
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Dstrict
Federated Women's Clube
Hamburg
Tbe Federation
Division of
Farm Bureau and Agricultural Extension
Uhik
Shenandoah
Sevon
Skinny
Wren
Ahnontile
Obr
Uintriet
Magael
Horst
ML Avee
Bowen
Centerville
Margaryt Morus Lake
Tomatoes Weighed Two Pounds Each At Market
A historical market note describes large tomatoes grown in plaster contexts and brought by a grower named Tarrix. Each tomato weighed about two pounds and eight ounces, with uniform size around fifteen inches in diameter, indicating unusual fruit production.
Fragmented municipal meeting notes and names list
A garbled OCR fragment records a local meeting with names and roles. It mentions aldermen, couples and several individuals including Mr and Mrs, with references to movements between towns and visits, but specifics are unclear. The text indicates planned visits and family connections without complete context.
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Confiererigen
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Mary] Hunter
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Muey Winter
William Sterling Balls
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Gitte
Dunn Bennett
Tikh Schoel
Houchers
Mes
Hatelx
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Tencher
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Ackley Iw
Slyvane
Jan Fromh
Hores
Hildreth Milner
Berter Gordon
Witherser
Mize Milner
Texter Gordon
Dan Jones
Frank Milner
Extherd
Californi
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Saul
Oval
Fost
Tay
Heo Gara
It Bridget
Sonday
Homburg
Pruby
Evdy Neratcher
Mack
Doveny
Une
Fred Verlisneny
Noone
Gottlars
Fred Halliday
Hlaminirg
Legion
Katertin
Selina Sprey
Ieperan
Eighth District
Mery Vila
Tale Henry
Snl Inubite
Goy
Nl Mre
Tae
Vnl
Min
Chant
Warnattih
Patrbuyy
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