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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
3
A fragmented ad notes a factory price of 3 50 at Os W Dayey's. The readable text hints at a promotional sale with low prices and local store branding, suggesting a limited time offer for shoppers nearby.
A fragmented note describes a scenic journey via a Burlington Route rail line. It mentions a ticket agent and promises more details about the experience, hinting at a colorful exploration of nature seen along the way.
The snippet shows a jumble of names and phrases from an Omaha page including references to Spratlem, Miss Purday, Dr Dean, Omar, and Farmers Mutual Insurance. It mentions sale offers, a 43 piece set, kidneys pills and laxatives, Fritz Walter and Son, and local business notes with scattered dates and places, all in a torn advertisement style.
Mild notice advertises plants for sale including sweet potatoes cabbage and tomatoes in any quantity. Store or seller listed as Brown with price notation of eight shillings.
A jumble of ad-like phrases mentions lightning rods and faster home work, touting low prices and convenience. It names a lumber yard and a person named James, suggesting a local contractor advertisement with unclear details.
Classified note offers a small room house with a closet and pantry, indicating modest living space and a bargain price. The fragment implies a compact home with basic amenities suitable for single occupants or starter housing.
A Hamburg resident, G. Sheames of 405 Monroe, recalls April 1907 when overexertion caused back strain and kidney trouble. He found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills from Doyle's drug store, noting his back pain subsided after one box and that he could work again. In November 1915 he affirmed lasting cure and no further need for kidney medicine. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Dodn's Kidney Pills are the same that Mr. Stearnes had.
The fragment speaks of nature as sacred and strong, describing the wildwood as a source of renewal for a citizen. It hints at poisonous danger, a shop’s suspect goods, and obscure references to rats and geese, all within a scattered diary-like page from the Plandon Chronicle.
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