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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
2
Subscription rates set at 1.50 dollars per year paid in cash in advance. Published every Friday morning. Entered at the Hamburg Iowa post office as second class matter.
A fragment notes allegiance to the government for the duration of the war. It highlights support for national effort and duties tied to wartime mobilization. The readable text centers on collective resolve and civic obligation without specific dates or names.
Democratic ticket lists candidates for Representative C. E. Holloway County Auditor Rees B. Ellis County Treasurer T. A. Kinney Clerk R. B. Williams Sheriff P. W. Rucker Recorder E. V. Strait Supervisor Don Ryan Republican ticket names for Representative D. W. Dilts Sesenwhrt M. O. Story Clerk H. R. Smith Sheriff A. J. Jorgenson County Attorney V. Johnson Supervisor S. N. Heaston with party affiliations and ballot positions
Mrs Linnie Garst called in Omaha on Saturday. Many relatives and neighbors visited in Hamburg and nearby towns including Sturgeon from St. Joseph and families from Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. People enjoyed cigars, summer visits, and updates on local schooling and military service.
Call 25 Black for bus calls. The long community notices list Miss Venus Butts visiting at John Williamson’s in Farragut plus many local movements and social events. Residents relocate to Council Bluffs and Des Moines while others plan trips to Omaha and Madison for graduations and Day programs.
160 acre farm in Madison township offered by H A Noble or C D Butterfield. Land described as good and well improved with favorable terms to the buyer.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of our baby. Your kindness will not be forgotten by H. D. Dinsmore and family.
State law requires mowing weeds in June and August and notice is given to all property owners in Hamburg to cut the weeds at an early date. Fred Wolf, Mayor.
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