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Hamburg Reporter in Hamburg, Iowa

01 Jan 1920

Page 7

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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

7

Premium list for Hamburg Fair 1919 prize winners

Hamburg Victory Fair held September 17 to 20 1919 in Hamburg Iowa announced a long prize list across cattle hogs poultry vegetables fruit and domestic crafts. Winners include Claude Gubser for cattle eight dollars and Luke Zuck for cattle twenty four dollars among many others with numerous entries from Mrs. J F Finnell Mrs. G W Wallis and J W Murphy in fancy work vegetables and livestock.

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Hamburg Iowa Claude Gubser Million & Son T. H. Walling Hubert L. Brown Luther Marker J. W. Murphy Ben Bolton M. H. Harris J. F. Halliday Henry Gubser John Bolton Cabell Brown Luke Zuck L. Y. Houts J. M. Bechtel E. V. Wright John Rosseau Lew Stearnes Rod Finnell Ray Mathews H. G. Loonan F. F. Hopkins Jones Finnell G. W. Wallis Simp Finnell, Jr Wallis Kate Finnell George Bennett Sallie Finnell Qtis George Lusby Roy Carpenter George Feil Anna Miller Chas. Sturgeon Vernon Fletcher Cal Taylor J. F.C. Finnell Hulda Smith Morgan Reeves Frank Morris Noland Black Will Gottsche Carl Athen Lee Egbert Lucy Carpenter Ruth O’neal Carl Smith Mina Gardner Athen & Sons Cliff Slusher H. H. McKissick J. A. Marker J. EB. Cloepfil F. Zutz Maude Ackley Blanche Coffey G. C. Farley George Stafford A. A. Simons B. H. Cooper Osa Harrow Mellie Green J.B. Douglas & Sons John Zuck I. D. Mohler Leta Schneider Ray Athen J. F. Miller L. R. Taylor Frank Trudeau Bourle Clayton Burl Clayton Rosa Nook Ada Wing C. W. Sturgeon D. W. Swiggart R. B. Cary I. Mumdell G. H. Gitz Gus Nock Miss Nock Fred W. Hill Miller Bros Sarah Dalbey Vern Findley James Bailey Faye Coffey Worth Medford Tom Finnell L. Toedt Gus Wagner J. W. Wooten Mary Fletcher H. H. Clayton Hugh Finnell Mary Nies Chas. Clayton C. Allison W. R. Shirley Athen S.C. Hudson Harald Kelley Glen Kobb Baker Link Zuck Pete Wykoff W. FE. Knappe & Son Herman Hinze John Hilger Jimmie Barnes J. C. Reeser Tallie Wolf J. E. Miller Ernest Wolf R. B. Blades Marie Nies Roy Houts Ralph O'Neal Noah Murdock Pauline Perry Children’s Dept Louis Miller L. Cuming Jake Hudinger F. R. Switzer Jas. Bogan, Jr Veda Shall A. Hydinger FP. Jaeckel Wade Brown James Winslow George Shafer Miller & Sons E.R Will Warnstaff Z. Watkins J. Radda J. 5. Fuller Ernest Rosenthal E. Lorimer Joe Nies C. ©. Baker Chandler Baker Bud Finnell Floyd Adams Elizabeth Welch Childres L. Brown J. D. Armstrong Simp Finnell Chas QO. B. Long J. BE
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Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate

An advertisement urges a morning routine of a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims the cleanse improves digestion, purifies the digestive tract, improves complexion, relieves headaches and backaches, and boosts appetite within a week. The cost is described as minimal and benefits include relief from constipation, bilious attacks, and sour stomach.

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Fakir Scamner Arrested in Waterloo Case of Syrians Relief

Rev Isaac George a Persian native posing as a charity preacher was captured by federal immigration officer James Nash in Waterloo after posing as a relief fund solicitor. $15,000 found on him including $1000 in his shirt. He carried forged credentials from mayors clerics bankers and state officials. George 42 will be deported as an undesirable alien amid warnings of a 500-strong fake relief network.

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Isaac George Persia Waterloo James Nash New Jersey Nash George Chambers of Commerce Nebraska Iowa
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Community Support for Local Papers Cited by Ex-Governor

Ex-Governor Francis of Missouri praised local newspapers for their public service noting each year papers allocate from $500 to $1900 in free lines to the community. He argued editors contribute more than ten men and deserve support as the best community investment.

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Francis Missouri Focal
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Unusual Affliction Strikes Knox Woman During Meal

Mrs. Frank McCormick of near Knox suffered a rare swallowing event during a meal. She felt a cut sensation as a morsel was swallowed, soon experiencing throat swelling and breathing trouble, marking an almost unparalleled incident in the area.

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Frank McCormick Knox
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Wound from Sharp Bone Heals After Rest and Care

In Omaha a man suffered a long deep esophageal incision from a bone fragment in meat. No operation or medicine was given. doctors ordered rest and liquid food until healing completes. A Sidney Argus report notes the injurious cause and the gradual recovery. The piece also condemns coal strike profiteering as oil prices surge about 300 percent.

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McCormick Omaha Sidney Argus
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No clear news item detected from supplied text

The fragment presents a vague compliment on courage of convictions and alignment with personal views, lacking identifiable person, place, or event to form a news-style record.

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Tobacco Habit Danger Warns Doctor Connor

Doctor Connor former Johns Hopkins warns nicotine endangers thousands of men with fatal diseases. Readers are urged to quit the habit now and try Nicotol tablets sold by druggists with a money-back guarantee and refunds if not satisfied. A forthcoming announcement promises details on nicotine poisoning and avoidance.

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Doctor Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Connor
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Hamburg Fair Grace McKissick Bruce Mathews H. D. Gay Amos Mohler J. F. Reidy Miss Kolb Karl Halliday J. Bunker C. C. Allison Ida May Switzer J. H. Hamilton C.T. Hatch Leonard Anderson Miss Feil Hazel Swanson Susan Marker F. Beckstead Jesse John Ladd Connor Anton Miller Ruth Erickson Rick Fred Aldrich Merchants Exchange Bank J. A. Payne Q T. F. Baldwin M. S. Baldwin R.A. Clayton Farmers Lumber CO Boyd Street Nebr C. E. Ames Randolph Firestone and Mason C. A. Reed E Street Chandler Cleveland Atc Baldwin & James Chandler Motor Car Company Cleveland, Ohio
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