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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
The author argues conversation is a major dissipation and dangerous to the body politic. He urges thinking over constant talking, notes how some speak with no real knowledge, and urges restraint to improve personal and civic virtue. The piece critiques gossip and urges wiser use of language and vocabulary.
A lively rainstorm Sunday night disrupted residents plans as several youths away from home were delayed jusqua morning. Reports note some helped milk, while others joked about the heat and dangers of alcohol. The writer laments a young man’s death near Payne and questions parental guidance.
Frank Mead home hosts Mrs Niller and Bee fbersatt Sunday. Ice cream social planned by Methodist ladies’ aid on June 17 at CW Sturgeon lawn. Rice property for sale on Ar yle street with house, 6 lots and outbuildings. Neighbor Kensington entertained friends at Chas Winkler’s. Jim Hood and wife visit from Des Moines. John White returns from Rock Port while serving as jury and witness in a city matter.
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Bruce Fletcher and family express gratitude for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of their baby. Local boys played Brown's Tennessee Rats Tuesday afternoon, a lively game with a final score around 15 to 1, with some claiming darkness aided the Ham burgers batter.
Frank Bronson, a Kansas merchant, received a Kansas City mail order last week. Two years ago apple pickers asked him to buy a specific tobacco, which he did. They now claim it cannot be bought in Kansas City and urge him to supply it. Bronson plans no store closure for now and will fill all orders.
Summer session runs June 16 to July 28 with three salary points for teachers holding second and third grade certificates. Normal branches plus Domestic Science and Agriculture, library, labs, and athletic grounds open to summer students. Tuition $10. board and room reasonable. Contact Nelson W. Wehrman Dean Tabor Iowa and Neilson W. Wexanan Dean of Faculty.
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