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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
5
A long list of handwritten letters dated December 1935 to 1938 from Hamburg and nearby towns. Children ask Santa for dolls, toy cars, tricycles, candy, nuts, clothes, games, and household items, with many noting their ages and school affiliations.
A damaged note requests gifts for friends including a watch knife telephone and candy from Hamu on December 17 1035. Mentions Donald and Bares Miller asking for Milton or similar items with prices and a telegraph tone.
Readable parts show dated letters from Hamburg Ta December 17 1935 and another entry December 1 1996. Names and full phrases are garbled, with unclear recipient references and context. The text preserves greeting style and names but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize.
A fragmented Pasig note mentions Ruth Moore hosting travel or visit details with a baby sister Dolph Terchetse and a Bee Rope item, indicating a tense, unclear social communication from December 18.
A 1835 note from Hamburg Town dated December 16 asks Santa Claus for a toy car garage toy train a phone candy and oranges for himself his daddy and mamma and requests something nice for his grandma signed James Fay Bett.
A damaged note from Perremut dated December 9 1085 requests a baby doll crown eyes trunk of clothes a yellow teddy bear a high chair games hooks and more for Christmas for children and asks not to forget. The writer signs as Eanor Nock urging generosity.
Fremont county farmers are urged to consult the So. B. Town 17 camp at Sidney about soil erosion and waterway management. The warning stresses that gullies and reduced soil fertility diminish crop yields, urging contour farming and waterways to protect land value and future income.
Inia AAR Rye and Farment announce the first year payment under the news-year tye program. The initial adjustment sets 1200 w tuxhe on each farmer's ale, outlining eligibility and distribution scope.
The article outlines two year adjustment payments for 1945 to 1946 under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. It explains how producers receive the difference between average farm price and parity value, with caps and scaling based on production. It mentions hog and corn payment structures, contract terms, deadlines, and adjustments for landowners and tenants. It also blends in school notes about classes and December events.
Te Onganiee Olier Boys and Giete Chutes Antides farm youths organization will be parised in Fremont County on Monday evening. The group, for farm youths ages 16 to 18, plans winter meetings to discuss topics in their program. Interested youths should meet at the Sidney farm bureau office on Monday December 23 at 3 o'clock p m.
Riverton church notes list Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 10 a m with text from Luke. Christmas program plans, bazaar success, and honors for Loyal Silvers, plus a Christmas sing and gift exchange for the workers class and teachers, with holiday vacation announced.
In Whitn ay, Rev. G R Coleman addressed the Lord's Day crowd December 15. Church events centered on a holiday program for Christmas at the church, with preparations and prayer services led by Mrs. Lire Chenty Sete Inestay cv reals and Mrs. Ger. Hopkine. The W G T A met at Mrs. Eskew's home with visitors including Mrs. Ray Mitsener. readings highlighted the season. Audrey Payne to Riverton for a school break with Rev. Payne and Mrs. J C Payne accompanying. A Masonic ceremony listed officers, and a large family reunion at Mrs. Durfee's home brought together relatives from multiple towns. A riverport postmaster transition mentioned for M. W. Maxey.
Social notes recount numerous Sunday and Thursday visits among Vivian Dooley family friends including Dooley and Gresham households. multiple dinners and birthdays, with gatherings in Shendimon and at the Jennings and Jennings households. Miscellaneous lines reference households, neighborly visits, and a stray note on medicine and textiles.
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