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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
10
Miss Sue Holmes and friend from Omaha visited relatives. Local residents hosted visitors from Lincoln Clarinda and California areas. News includes illnesses, births, anniversaries, travel, picnics, contests, and minor domestic events from Union Grove and nearby.
The Reporter scribe joined a small party to George Gilmore s place where a rich field of corn attracted praise as one of the best in the country this year. Gilmore also raises feeders planned for sale soon and is regarded as among the county s finest farmers. A visit to Stalin nursery found no one at home.
Inspectors note robust nursery stock fields with rapid new industry growth and plans to market large stock while importing from old countries. On arrival at W F Hoover's home a crew was seen repairing the house with Chas Welch as the top carpenter ensuring quality work.
In the district court of Fremont county Iowa September term 1920 Ora Shuey plaintiff Norton E Shuey defendant you are notified the plaintiff has filed a petition claiming divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment unless you appear and defend before noon of the second day of the September term which begins September 21 1920 in Sidney Iowa default will be entered and judgment and decree rendered dated August 16 1920
A movement to buy the Tabor & Northern railroad culminated in a Tuesday transfer. R J Mawher acted as trustee for purchasers, paying 27000 to Robert McClelland of Omaha, with ownership effective August 1. Details included tariff divisions and plans for new management, board election, and improved service, all to be determined by the forthcoming directors.
The people of Tabor and vicinity oppose the loss of train service after the T. and N. discontinued all trains. Local owners and managers had abandoned rail operations, prompting community frustration and calls to restore service.
The text praises transferring the road as beneficial to those concerned with Tabor’s future welfare. It frames the move as a gratifying and significant step toward prosperity and progress for the town.
The Thurman base ball team defeated the DeVel Victors from Council Bluffs 5 to 3 in a fast and well played game at Thurman. Thurman has been in good form recently and needed a strong effort to prevail.
A compact reflection on differing reactions to spousal cues. It contrasts men who act quickly with those who hesitate or fear speaking up, highlighting varied dynamics in household conversations and decision making.
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