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Hamburg Reporter in Hamburg, Iowa

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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

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Farragut community notes on illness and end of quarantine

Local column reports Mrs. Able visiting Des Moines, Mrs. Moorehead improving, influenza illness in the area with five affected and one child dead. Many residents travel, marriages occur, and a town quarantine remains in effect with schools closed and public gatherings forbidden.

Mary Able Wm. Sanderson Des’ Moirnes Lillian Dickey Imr W. W. van Sant Geft Whittier Lalit Dan Kerschney Riverton Mildren Stickler Frank O H. Roberts A. D.coleman Des Moines Wallace Morgan Elizabeth L. A. Hastings Wm. Case M. A. Bangs S. B.mcallisters C. Marts i Shenandoah Marts Gibson Wellington Simmerman Washington ,D. C Arthur Shumerman France Simmerman D Loren Coy Marie Hamann Ralph Jones Murphy Calendar ,Co Red Oak Colorado Wyoming W. B Trullinger Maryville Alma Turnbull Mabel Hart J. E Nebraska City M. E. Parsonage Wilcox Hoppack Alex James Here Pease School Hopypack Forrest Hoppock California M. L. Alen Bernice Garrett VanSant le Claude San Francisco Mil VanSant Phillipine Islands Coast Artillery Ealifornia L. Hastings Hamburg Red Cross Society Rfugees Red Cross Inez Burdick W. W James Clancy Excelsior Springs Nesday Lyle Herriman Bros S. A. Cox First National Bank R. W. King John Mascher H. L. Goleman Fred Springstead Fred Woodruff Springstead Goon Woodruff Willard Kingsolver Camp Pike Ark Kraschel & Doty Omaha Clyde Benedict Messrs Kraschel and

Thrift and the Civil War Adaptations in the South

The piece surveys southern wartime thrift and sacrifice during the Civil War. It notes mass civilian support for food, clothing, and Liberty Bonds, the shift from cotton to corn and grains, corn acreage growth, substitution of staples, and harsh home front measures such as scarce sugar, butter, and meat. It highlights regional adaptation and self sacrifice as a moral response to blockade and war demands.

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Scarcity and Sacrifice Define Civil War Era Home Life

The 1860s home front faced salt shortages, clothing rationing, and worn shoes as families reused scraps and garments. Newspapers shrank to half sheets, paper was scarce, and even envelopes were reused. Amid hardship, loyalty and self denial framed the southern war effort and daily life.

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Farragut Thrift Roceus Staobor Stoner Drug Company Andr Mary Prest-G Feed Larson Merchants Exchange Bank Iowa J. A. Payne J. F. Baldwin M.S. Baldwin KR. A. Clayton United States Railroad Administration G. McAdoo Railroady Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Nebraska S.B. Howard Farnam Street Fred Aldrich Joplin Butterfield H. G. Butterfield Jeweler Joplin, Mo Chas. H. Medford Bell and Mutual John Levenster M.D. V. Assi Vapor Bath Parlor Rhetta Treland DR. S&s. T. Mitchell Bank of Hamburg William Henderson Mutual R.w.sykes,m.d Lycemn Bldg Beth Duke Alberson Willery Fremont Atchison Counties Hamburg, Ja George H. Gitz, Jr M.D.Y Griffith Drug Store B. F. Shuey, G.A Jones Auction School Chicago Tminois Hamburg Town
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