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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Glidden plans a municipal enterprise funded by private subscriptions to build a community center with an opera house, social rooms, and restrooms for women and children. The project aims to serve current and future generations and would be a model for Iowa towns, a gift to the public with long term value.
A new law from the recent legislature requires all peace officers to remain on their feet, prohibiting sitting while on duty. The measure aims to reduce idleness and improve readiness, applying to police and related agencies statewide.
Conservatively estimating an annual loss of 85 cents per egg and a $45,000,000 impact, the article argues removing male birds after hatching season prevents blood rings and fertility issues. It urges gathering eggs twice daily, storing below 70 degrees, and marketing regularly to limit spoilage in hot weather.
In the District Court of Town Fremont County August Term 1915 Sonia S Beyschlag sues Rudolph Beyschlag for dissolution of marriage on grounds of habitual drunkenness and seeks custody of minor Frank Gillman Beyschlag. If Rudolph fails to appear by August term start in Sidney, default and judgment will be entered.
A Hamburg man L G Stearnes recalls a kidney trouble episode from seven years ago and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after heavy exertion. He reports being free of kidney complaints for over two years and urges others to use the same remedy. The piece also notes natural breathing exercises discussed by the minister and cited by the Gazette.
A reflection on art valuing thought and skill over embellishment. The speaker likens beauty to simple material work and recalls Japanese aesthetic restraint. If destroyed by fire, it is like yesterday's sunset, quickly forgotten as new art arises tomorrow.
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