Hamburg Daily Chronicle Big shipment and local notes
A large shipment of cattle sold to Thomas Gross of Chicago, 418 head fattened over six and a half months, net weight 368 800 pounds, total sale 38468.90. Mrs. Fall and daughter Vienna report Denver life thriving with Vienna leading the Denver Post Ladies Band. Local orchard crop reports, shop news, a missing pocketbook, and other town updates including a flying auto trip tale, new patent reclining chair by Mrs. Mendenhall, and upcoming corn show premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffith
Thos
J. Fall
Vienna
Denver
Hall
Denver Post Ladies
Hamburg
Court Doings at Sidney Sees Judge Busy Term Close
The September term of the district court at Sidney ended after a strenuous week. Connor versus Hyler and Aten versus Franklin were dismissed. George H. Brown pled guilty to larceny from the person. liquor indictments dismissed. six months in the Animosa penitentiary. Sassinger versus State postponed to next term. Isaac Swisher declared an ebriate by jury and to face asylum realities for years. Smith versus Noble for land damages. witnesses described beer kegs more than land. Glasco versus Baker for child custody. Hamburg case settled out of court. Hamburg vs Greenly damages claim for injury. State of Iowa versus L. R. Porter postponed. Timson report in Hallam versus Bell approved. Chautauqua stockholders meeting called. Nancy Acord visiting Salt Lake City. various locals registered at hotel. Hammond vs Stephen dispute led to Stephen filing assault information. Hammond pled guilty, fined 25 dollars. case noted as embarrassing.
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District Court
Connor
Hyler
Aten
Franklin
George HE
Sandy) Brown
Animosa
State of Towa
Chas. Sassinger
Isaac Swisher
Smith
Albert Glasco
A.C. Baker
Hamburg -Vs
Frank Brown
Washington Township
Hamburg
Greenly
State of Iowa
L. R. Porter
A.A. Timson
Hallam Vs Bell
Chautauqua
Nancy Acord
S. B. Frost
Salt Lake City
Church Sermon Series and Weekly Services Announced
The Methodist and Presbyterian churches publish their weekly schedule with sermon series on power, times for Bible school and services, and notices about boards, choirs, and auxiliary groups. Baptist activities include memory-verse prizes, youth and women’s groups, and study topics Aliens or Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
EK. Williams
Nebraska City Stock Show and County Fair Dates
Coming events list announces the Nebraska City stock show October 21 and 22, the Hamburg Fremont County corn show with date to be announced, and the Omaha Aksarben Carnival running September 33 to October 3.
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Nebraska City
Hamburg
Fremont County
Omaha
Aksarben
Hamburg News Highlights of Local Weddings and Changes
News items from Hamburg note Hilma A Wiatt’s wedding to Everett Wiatt in Oakland Nebraska and their move to Nortonville Kansas where he runs a lumber yard. Hamburg social circles lose Chase McKissickh and Nellie Hastings as they marry in the Christian parsonage. A meteor sighting, property sales, and relocations are also recorded with brief notes on local people and businesses.
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Hamburg
C. Anderson
Oakland
Neb
Hilma A
Everett Wiatt
Nortonville
Kaus
Grogm
C. L. Wiatt
Christian Parsonage
Chase McKissickh
Nellie Hastings
McKissick
Family summoned after death near Linen in the dock area
Howard McWisskix and his son were called to the riverbank near Linen in the latter part of the dock district by the death of a relative. The event prompted a brief response from local authorities and emergency services.
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Howard McWisskix
Rhythms of Hamburg News and Local Notices
A letter reveals the wedding of Miss Ruby Grape and Chas H Rodda at 3209 Harriet Ave Minneapolis on September 149 1908 with Rev C E Hixon officiating. The couple plans a northern wedding journey near Duluth returning around October 10.
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Chas. KR
Rodda
Miss Ruby Grape
Minneapolis
Ruby Grape
Chas. H. Rodda
F. W. Rodda
Harriet Ave
Minn
Rev
C. E. Hixon
Episcopal Church
Hamburg
H. R. Grape
S. J. Rodda
Duluth
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Fred’ Se
Boone
Henry Shell
S. I. Mandell
Jamesport
Mr. Mundell
H. P. Clark
New York City
Alice Easley
Sk -Me
O. H. Coffey
Mrs. W. Garner
Coanute
Kay
Fowler
Pacific Jurstion
George ‘Cloyd
E20 Matthews
Coberg
Frank McBride
Charley Cowles
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Sarah A. Mendenhall
Energy
Riverside Canning Company
Redshaw
Harry Clay
Harry
Nels Reynolds
Johnson
Tabor College
Margaret Lawrence
Fred Johnson, Jr
University of Iowa
A. H. Manan
Sidney
Court Cross
W. T. Davis
H. A. Noble
Frank Smith
BH. W. Holtzinger
EB. T. Dalby
Frank Hill
O. F. Redshaw
L. A. Smailly
James Spicer
Geo. Gilmore
John Hill
J. M. Hammond
Joseph Stephen
Thurman
Hammond
Stephen
McPaul
Alarinda
P. H. Hoop
W. Brown
Easi
Methodist Church
Burkholder
Holtzinger
Board of Stewards
Mesdames
E. ‘Hoover
H. F. Harrow
O. E. Haskins
Messrs. W. &. James
Duke Alberson
Fred Johnson
A. B. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
R. B. West
Presbytery
Yorktown
R. Bruce West
Church of Crist
C. E
Ladies Aid
E. V. Mccormick
Lou Genusg
Glenwood
Opera House
Bryan & Kern Club
Main
D Streets
O. B.long
Rooker
M. Ii
South
Smithville, Mo
Ruby
Alabama
Myron F. Tyler
Colorado
Hambure
Alex Brown
Atchison
Blonday Jada
James “Eaford
Missouri Conference
M.E. Church
Geo. I. Todd
Remaius
Irvin Vyse
Vyse
Argyle Street
Rev. West
Hamburg Cemetery
Academy
Conservatory
James Hannon
Phelps Addition
Hiram Cor
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