Hamburg Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
A brief notice records that the item entered at the Hamburg Post Office is designated as Second Class matter. The entry notes the handling status and archival placement within postal documentation.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
1
A brief notice records that the item entered at the Hamburg Post Office is designated as Second Class matter. The entry notes the handling status and archival placement within postal documentation.
A local discussion argues against publishing individual or corporate income tax payments, fearing gossip and misleading conclusions. The piece praises newspaper restraint, notes potential harm from tax transparency, and endorses press independence while criticizing sensationalism. It also includes a fragment on parental responsibility and road safety signs amid stray editorial bits.
A fragment suggests people angered by criticism may be justified but many highbrows hide it. The text notes some wear wigs, implying concealed defiance or discomfort with critique.
This excerpt notes Gaplist Church hosting Bible School led by P L VanMeter and an exclusive Sunday service in the church building. The church will unite with other churches for a City Park Chautauqua tent service at 11 o clock on Wednesday September 2nd along with mid week prayer and monthly business meeting. J O Stapies is the pastor. Zions Church holds a 9 45 Sunday school and 10 20 confirmation with the Lord's Supper offered. You are welcome.
Community notes record arrivals from a Colorado trip, visits by Ross, Orton, Lookabill, and Lockett families, and relatives in Nebraska City. Birth announced for Clyde McEltoy on August 16. Death of W. H. Copeland prompts a Council Bluffs trip. Local social life includes visits to Malvern, Evans, and Hamburg, along with gatherings hosted by Mrs Slilee and the Beers home.
In Fremont County Iowa a verified petition seeks to prove absolute ownership in fee simple for multiple described parcels in townships 69N range 40W. The plaintiff cites claims against all named defendants and seeks a decree establishing title and barring any future claims, with a court date set for September 20, 1925 in Sidney.
In the District Court of Iowa Fremont County September 1925 term Edward Br Green defendant Edward R Green notified of a petition in the clerk office for Fremont County Sidney Iowa seeking attachment on $270.51 on account stated and that a writ may issue unless you appear.
District Court of Fremont County September Term 1925 handles the contingent proceedings for the benefit of creditors of John W. Nick and Richard Albert Bardage. The notice references real estate parcels in section 13 and adjacent lots in the NE quarter, describing several lots and tracts, filed in the estate case, with details on stake and ownership as part of the land apportioned for creditors.
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