The Reporter Publisher and Associate Editor Named
The Reporter lists Fred W. Hill as publisher and J. A. Johnson as associate editor in its masthead. The note confirms leadership roles without additional changes or context.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
Leaping Without Looking and The Long Arm of Crime
A 1920s style column critiques consumer excess, crime’s rural reach, and political corruption influence on courts. It contrasts urban spendthrift culture with rural caution, featuring satire on fashion prices, moral decline, and the Pershing Wood rivalry. It closes with an ad for Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and a note on hair darkening.
Depopulating The Farms Warns Of Food Shortage
A local paper urges young men to stay on farms as urban wages draw labor to cities. It warns that housing shortages and high rents in towns will worsen if farm depopulation continues, risking national food production and life sustenance. It calls for wise action by leaders to address the imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Call for Federal Law on Conspiracy Against Government
The author argues that raids arrest thousands of Reds but release American citizens if they prove citizenship. No federal law exists to punish citizens who conspire to overthrow the government, risking safety. The piece urges Congress to enact drastic legislation to dispose of any conspirator, citizen or alien, to safeguard the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deine
Congress
United States
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Natural Darkening Hair
A home remedy to darken gray hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur is described, but a ready-to-use Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is offered as easier. Apply with a sponge or brush, drawing through small strands to darken evenly by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Odear
Shewes
Fred W. Hill
J. A. Johnson
Hamburg
Fremont
General Pershing
General Wood
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Pershing
Chas. Medford
Farmers Savings Bank
Warnstaff Bros
Hamburg, Iowa
A. C. Manifold Auctioneer
Mutual
Tarkio, Missouri
Mincer & Smalley’s
John Levenster
Luke T
Vapor Gath Parlor
Rhetta Ireland
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
William Henderson
C. H. Harding
Farmer's Savings Bank
R. Hamburg
R.w.sykes, M.D
Lyceum Bldg
Duke Alberson
Willery
Atchison
George H. Gitz, Jr
M.D.Y
Griffith Drug Store
Iowa
Shuey & Peck Auction. CO
Della Sykes
Masonic Block
Mildred R. Williams Violin
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