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Readable fragments indicate a local item with named individuals and places. The text hints at events involving a person or group and a location, but details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate a local item with named individuals and places. The text hints at events involving a person or group and a location, but details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
A whimsical note describes new character dolls and a winsome fish lad figure with quirky features. It hints at a playful collection for boys and girls and suggests a simple purchase path, inviting readers to start a home display with toymade charm.
Fragmentary reads describe a novelty bag with tatty design elements and a suggests a person wearing a skirt and beadwork. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiable names.
A charming house craft piece describes two-piece ornaments joined at curved edges. The text notes affordable gifts for hostesses, with a cozy, decorative aim and a Christmastheme as a guiding idea.
A garbled community page lists a food sale by Catholic ladies at Nies Grocery on October 20 and various ads for box suppers, capons, bears for sale, and rental inquiries. Local births, rentals, and thanks note sections mention names such as Sara Toedt and A. Wanamaker, inviting participation and inquiries.
The council met with Mayor Richards presiding. Members Good Zuck Wolf Smalley Bogan attended. The engineer's report on filling crevasse from Station 1-10 to 1-90 for 2291 units was approved. A warrant for 597.75 was ordered to W L Reese for that work. Further, a warrant was authorized for Creek 0-19 to 1-90 work. The meeting adjourned after routine motions and a final claim of 349. Jews rendered in cannon- wording appears in garbled text.
A jumble of notices and small ads from Hamburg Iowa area items include holiday greetings from Great Britain style telegraph, sales of Jonathan Apples and poultry, car listings, and a Presbyterian ladies aid bazaar. December events invite participation at Madison church and Highland School with boxes, pies, and programs for the community. Proceeds support the Washington farm bureau with a local milk cow Wanted notice and trucking services offered by Merle Snyder.
A ring marked A. E. F. and two service strips in gold with red white and blue enamel is found. Finder is asked to return it to Mirfield Jewelry attire for a reward of five dollars.
Miss Fannie Wiley takes charge of the Rose Beaute Shoppe and conducts business first in the Ideal Tailor Shop room until Monday December 8th when she moves to rooms over Doyle's Drug Store, formerly Dr J D Coy’s. Experienced hairdresser handles all work.
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