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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
5
Davidson announces his campaign for representative centered on a single issue backed by friends. He aims to present two strong candidates and hopes to win election. The piece also notes hunting season dates, a local baseball game, a charity tea, and various town ads.
A fragment notes farmers south of the state line are paid to be liberal in interacting the right of way. No further details are readable.
The Republican meeting in Franklin township aimed to name eight delegates to the county convention in June. Delegates must file their names with the county auditor thirty days before the primary. Mrs Barry Butterfield welcomes a baby girl this week as Barry tends to business. A cemetery association meeting is set for Tuesday at 3 pm in Hamburg club parlors to discuss pittance matters. B Miller of Riverton seeks the party nomination for Premont County treasurer and is gaining support for his candidacy.
Christian services announced with prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o clock. A preaching service at 11 o clock morning and an open invitation to all to attend. Pastor Isaac Eder extends cordial welcome to the congregation.
Mrs H E Fugitt is traveled to Omaha General Hospital for treatment after a prolonged illness. Reports say she endured the journey well and her family hopes for a speedy recovery with expert care. In Hamburg, Ortha Holland and wife celebrate an island home event while Cliff Good and wife attend a cousin’s wedding in Maiverd. North Nishna Botna Drainage District plans emerge along Atchison county rivers to straighten the Nishna, joining two existing districts to improve drainage with minimal loss.
The column records Mr. Stewart Calis est as a longtime teacher at Parragut and a bid to succeed himself for another year, notes his stance on the Cummins issue, and mentions teachers friends hosting a tea for Misses Helen and Grace Lions. It also lists a shop ad for paints, a local pension board offer to Dr Hoover who declined, sewing machine ad by Frank Davis, and a sale notice for a jack.
A chaotic account describes a school gathering where parents and teachers shared a meal despite rain. Miss Maupin received praise as a royal entertainer and capable teacher. The piece notes plans for Miss Lillian D. Maupin to resume teaching and mentions Ernest Almlof visiting Burlington, plus W.W. Jones's illness and nearby relatives during the week.
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