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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
A fragment quotes a quirky saying urging respect through settling debts and learning to spell one’s name, suggesting fame requires clear identity and accountability before recognition. The tone hints at a columnist or editorial quip about public perception and personal conduct.
A mixed set of small ads items and notices including garage and repair services, a missing cream check, rental offers, sale items, a washing machine for sale, a food sale by Mt Zion Cemetery association, trucking services, hay for sale, and help wanted. Also a proverb line about birds and builders.
A Philadelphia man proposes stopping axelanes with bombs, implying reckless ideas about time and danger. The text mixes optimism with a muddled note about April showers, May flowers, and soggy feet, reflecting uncertain reflections rather than clear facts.
Corn trading mentions a price of $2.00 per bushel with reference to C. F. Mil lion and Mutual phone service. The fragment hints at market notes or an agricultural update lacking full context.
Merle Snyder offers trucking Ha mburg Iowa contact 120 M for all trucking needs Carl E B Werner Mutual Hamburg Iowa also lists calling hours. Hatmbury Iowa barred rock hatching from a farm flock 3 dollars per hundred or fifty per setting Mrs H E Ramsey Hatmbury Town mentions a second division M E ladies food sale bazaar at H Mafsfield Son store on Saturday April 11
For sale items include a walnut dresser and bed a dining room table and two rugs. Inquire at this office. 52-41.
Early yellow seed corn offered at 1.75 dollars per bushel. Emma Gilman contacts by phone 63 X in Hamburg. Transit and delivery details not provided.
The third division of the M. ladies aid plans a food sale at H Mansfield and Son's store on Saturday April 11. Funds raised will support the group and local community needs.
Purebred chicks hatched from heavy laying flocks offered in White Leghorn Brown Leghorn Ancona Barred Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red Rooster Orpington White Rocks and Wyandotte varieties. Displayed at Reidy's Hardware with competitive prices. Use Quisenberry Starting Food for a strong start and healthy growth.
Home grown re cleaned Clover seed for ash priced at 18 dollars per bushel. George Paul Riverton Iowa advertises. Single count eggs per hundred. Baby chicks English strain promised to lay and pay. Hamilton, Heaburg Iowa.
Mrs Nanty Cline of Burlington asserts a dramatic recovery after nineteen years of stomach, rheumatic, liver and kidney troubles using Karnak. She describes severe symptoms, night insomnia, and weakness before stating the medicine brought perfect stomach condition, restored appetite, and renewed energy. Karnak sold in Hamburg by C E Doyle and druggists nationwide.
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