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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
2
The Reporter lists Fred W. Hill as Publisher and J A Johnson as Associate Editor in masthead credits. The brief note names key editorial leadership and their roles on the newspaper.
The notice states second class matter at the Hamburg Post Office with subscriptions payable in advance. Fremont and adjoining counties offer one year at $2.00, all other zones in the United States charge one year at $2.50. Paper stops at expiration.
A senate debate warns that delaying peace with Germany could shrink export demand and lower prices here. It argues for profit sharing, strict price marking, and risk of coal strike recurrence, predicting committee control and consumer protection measures to curb profiteering.
An anonymous letter in an era paper argues that Congress does nothing because citizens fail to communicate. It urges readers to regularly write their representatives with district needs and public questions to end buck-passing. The author, Edward J. Myers, reflects on personal contentment, family, and simple pleasures as a contrast to political frustration.
Druggist advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as restoring natural dark color and gloss to gray hair. The remedy, once made at home, is claimed to darken hair evenly by morning and rejuvenate its lustre.
A Pierce Nebraska blacksmith Edward J. Myers shares a homespun philosophy noting he is “one of the richest men in the world,” contrasting wealth with labor troubles. He recalls being called a “common Plug Blacksmith,” yet emphasizes inner riches from daily labor near Norfolk.
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