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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
2
A Ten Day School lesson discusses covetousness as a root of personal and social ills. It contrasts wealth concentration with poverty, argues money cannot satisfy spiritual need, and urges redirecting effort from personal gain to service for God and humanity.
A long list of local residents and families traveling and spending Thanksgiving across Sidney Shenandoah Hamburg Red Oak Tabor Glenwood Omaha Omaha areas. Names include Gor Addison Boldram Nunn Forker Woodrum Bolte Wilson Brown Warner Chambers Nutter Pauly Wading Voss Voss and many others visiting relatives or hosting relatives in Iowa Nebraska and Kansas during a holiday weekend.
Jesse Browne served as President of the Council of the First Legislative Assembly of Town. A man of stately mien he weighed about 100 pounds and stood six feet tall. The story of his career is told by Florence Green in the November issue of The Palimports, a monthly publication of the State interests Books of Town. Browne was born in Kentucky near Trentucks about 1800. his father was a Baptist preacher. As a young man he moved to Illinois, clerked in Edgar County, led a company of mounted rangers in the Black Hawk era, guarded the frontier, and later led Dragoon units. He helped erect Fort Dex Maines on the site of Montrose and moved to Fort Madison, where he ran a general store named 2837. He resigned from the army in 1497 and continued to influence upper frontier affairs.
In a Shenandoah report, Dr J A Butten and Ja aon Bil spotted mallards near a wet drainage ditch on a by-road at 6:15. After a brief pause they collected the ducks and later Abe Pulkerson said the birds were “very fine eating.”
A community letter thanks Mr George Rader for his prompt response to a request for an American flag and praises the spirit shown. It also thanks Mr Max Fills for enabling attendance at a safety event Monday evening. Signed by the Boy Scouts and guardians.
Report details a mare belonging to Albert Henggler near Branberry that died after her tail caught on a tree, suspending her hind feet. A colt lay nearby in sawdust and debris, with the scene described as an odd accident amid farm stock. Notices from Ramburg Rebekah Lodge and a business partnership dissolution follow.
In the tax sale redemption notice a named person in possession of the estate is identified with several individuals and locations listed. The document references parcels around 109 Wyte Gy and other properties in a county area and mentions a certificate of partnership and related names.
Fragmentary OCR reports unrest among American workers at a foreign assisted plant. Mentions Shifts at a factory, wage issues around 25 dollars, and contrasts with foreign operations. Note: limited readable names for entities. The text references wages, factory locations, and labor tension in a generic wartime context.
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