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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
8
The report notes calls for a vote recount at county expense if a candidate loses. It mentions Maxwell alleging miscounted votes, Cal Dills preparing for sheriff duties with an advertised sale, and Farragut’s son facing hard times after a campaign defeat. A fire damaged a home, injuring no one but destroying keepsakes and forcing insurance concerns.
A tense scene unfolds as Haleed Misery confronts love and duty aboard a boatbound voyage. Perry declares intent to marry, defying social restraint, while the woman resists a rushed alliance amid mounting apathy and looming choices.
Mrs R Bushong of Watson hosted a family gathering with niece Mrs Lew Golder men and others. Victor Catlett and family dined at Oliver Goffey's for his birthday. Ed Parrish and Glen Bright visited Nebraska City. Gret Lyons and Victor Catlett delivered a Christmas present. Tom Manpin rented a farm for next year. Floyd Gox and Clyde visited the Pobenstein family in Tarkic. Manley Lyons bought a Shetland pony for his daughter. Jessie Maupin visited home folk Sunday evening. A Victrola is urged to buy for Christmas as stock is limited. G Butterfield visited Shenandoah with her sister. John Griffin bought William Hydinger 80 last week. Henry Mickle will move there in spring and may seek a housekeeper. Look all girls for a call.
Sullivan's ads note first it pays phrase and Loveland on sick list Mrs Hinze learning to drive slow car well for a new hand. Butterfield's urged not to press buys. Ormus Smith and Elma Gilmore attended church Sunday. Barred rock roosters and hens for sale. Mrs Ghos Belcher wintery sprinkling. Ida Mosmaw visiting mother. Mosman ill. George Gilmore bought Weikerson farm adjoining home. Weekly recipe buns yeast warm water salt lard sugar mixed and baked in hot oven.
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