Ladies Aid society meets with social notes and events
The Madison News reports the Ladies Aid society met last Thursday at Mrs George Holliman with assistants Mrs Lloyd Brown and Mrs Charlie Terryberry. A fine cafeteria dinner was served. Twelve members and four visitors attended. The article lists showings from local church and school events, sermons, and community notices including shows of produce and a long list of names for petit jurors and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
George Holliman
Lloyd Brown
Charlie Terryberry
Proctor
Louis Miller
St. Joe
Mike Brown
Loucoln
Hell
C. W. Proctor
John Zack
Hamburg
Oscar Miller
Iowa City
Rex Brown
Lexington
Watson News Notes Rodeo Event and Local Visits
Local families from Lincoln and surrounding towns visit Watson and Falls City for rodeo events. Residents attend trips to Rock Port and Tarkio while others travel Nebraskal towns for family and social activities. The Watson ball club plans a rodeo at the Watson ball diamond, described as a festive community event with strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ozenbaugh
Sam Deenbaugh
Francis Ozenbaugh
Lincoln
Liltie Lown
Tom Woolard
Gen. Morgan
Nile
Farm Bureau
M. A. McNeal
Tarnhale
Golog Ja
Phyllis Whitwhead
Thomas
Adion
Tul
Mag
Rock Port
Watson Send
James Caudle
Dick Whitehead
Theodore Tenesieth
Falls Cty
Nebr
Honleen
Lennie
Kale McDonald
Retilase
Soak
Prize corn yields at Hamburg Hospital fair
A damaged OCR note reports a corn display where a variety called red is praised for its ear size and weight. Louis Miller is mentioned presenting the grain as a standout, with a long ear described as impressive though not the longest. The entry notes fine stalks and a prize emphasis at a Hamburg Hospital event today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Louis Miller Alka
Fremont County Cattle Accredited Area Enforced Tuberculosis Tests
Fremont County is declared an accredited area requiring all breeding cattle to be tuberculin tested under Chapter 129 and 41st General Assembly amendments. Owners failing to comply face penalties up to $100, with veterinarians authorized by the agriculture department conducting mandatory tests after enrollment. Dated September 5, 1925, by Board of Supervisors Chairman C. W. Graham and Secretary M. G. Thornburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
41St
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Norks
Hall
Supervicore
Fremont County
C. W. Graham
M. G. Thornburg
Sec. Agriculture
Grapes and farm prices listed in Hamburg Iowa notices
Local classified fragment from Hamburg Iowa lists Concord grapes for sale at about 4 cents a pound from A Le Switzer vineyard on North Main street. Also offers new crop timothy seed at 3.75 dollars per bushel from George Feil in Riverton, Iowa. Missing details include dates and full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
A. le Switzer
North Main Street
Hamburg
Iowa
George Feil
Riverton
Jotwa
Hamburg Iowa hearing on street paving plans 1925
Notice announces a public hearing scheduled 8 p m October 5 1925 at Hamburg Public Library to review proposed street paving plans specifications and contract form for improvements costing about 51121 85. The ordinance details and resolution of necessity dated September 11 1925 are on file with the City Clerk the notice appeared in the Hamburg Republican. Citizens may object at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Hamburg
Iowa
City of
Hamburg Republican
Fremont County
J. B, Zuck
Altest
C. J, Fisher
Fer Sais Fer mie Pure Bred Shertaom Bull E
Fragmentary notes mention a pure bred shertaom bull and associated terms Mampin and Io va with a four hour reference.
For milk and cream call Nathan Thorp in Crem.
An old advertisement page lists milk and cream contact Nathan Thorp with phone 173-Y. It also promotes a mountain farm sale in southern New Mexico, a mango pepper offer by Tom Million in Hamburg, and Singer sewing machines sold by R. Long of Hamburg Iowa, all in terse ad form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Thorp
New Mexico
Samuel Holmes
Alamogordo
Tom Million
Hamburg
Singer
Singer Sewing
R. Long
Iowa
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the Madison News
O Fett
Sidney
Art Ashbaugh
Shenandoah
M. OR. Adamson
Thurman
Mary Boyle
Tom Birkby
Frank Frown
W. E. Bind
Farragut
Rich Bobbitt
JE. Barnes
Augusta Bennett
Ella
Beal
Frank Chaney
Percival
Charles Cummins
J. Cassel
Imogene
Nelson Delavan
Tabor
Driskell
Randolph
A. Z. Davis
Joe Dalton
Mike Delehent, Jr
George Fichter
Smith Fraizier
J. Fy Green
Wilts Gee
W. J. Gordon
Curt Grindle
Bartlett
W. Hayes
Fred Jorgensen
C. M. Jordon
Jim Leonard
Johnnie Mattes
I.E. Mitchell
Mattie Mauk
G. E. Mineer
Lucy Martin
Aes
M. E
Levi P. Godwin
Shenafidoah
Win Brown
Amburg
Riverside Canning Factory
Arthur
Thomas Arthur
Town Supreme Court
Des Moines
Logan
Supreme Court
Clarrretet
C. W. Renslaw
F. R. Miller
Barrow
Cowles
J. B. Rees
George’ Burrows
George Burrows
Iola, Bale
Chas. Swanson
Emporia
Lyons
Hensas
Inj Gore
L. D
Kansas
Faces of the Baptist Church
H. Mansfield & Son
Simons
Glen Thomaf
F. $ Miller
Iowa State College
Ames
Honafile
Towa
Rechstrar
Orchard
Cliff Good
Ford
Verne Wray
Station
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
The
Legion
Adilena Clary
Watson News Notes
Ad Ward
Tnt
Hamburg Hospital
Talayt
Crosley
Tere
Williams’ Garage
Jowa
Ont
Gast
Pe Burg
Iowe
Masonic
LE. Carroll
Prop
Pablic
Sint Alan ii
Matas
Walter
Uity Jy
Priel
Iowa State Bank
Searfs
Piltow Cares
Laws
Bot Dikh Pals
Silver Cares
Foundry
Bage Aurning
Nellie M
Dean
Oxfords
Anne
Hilger
Hamburg, Iowa
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