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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
Mrs. Josh Bunker spent Monday in Omaha. Miss Sade Tuedt went to the shuffs Monday. O. H. Coffey visited the City Tuesday. Ice Tea Spoons priced 1.90 to 2.50, Ice Tea Glasses 60c to 3.00 at Butterfield’s. Bracelet watches and Ladies shoes offered. Dee Shacy seen in town. Bertha Hunters visiting Omaha. Dean’s Regulats 25c boxes advertised for liver and bowels.
Bab O Links at Butterfield s and Kodak finishing in Lorimer. Nan Clemens of the Bluffs visits with friends this week as Oscar ages north of town adds to his home. Misses Lads West and Loa Sunlands were Riverton callers yesterday. Mrs Arthur Sooner and daughter I beta were Omaha visitors Tuesday. Mrs Ed Davison plans home improvements soon. De O G Lorimer photographs developing all sizes. John Peck among Nebraska City throng Wednesday. Ladies silk hosiery Phoenix brand at 1 per pair at Hub. Miss Mabel Leslie of Sidney visiting relatives around Hoburg. Watch repairs offered at Butterfield s. For sale cheap a good 2nd hand spring wagon inquire at Reporter office. Mens Oxfords and Shoes small sizes 4.00 values to close at 2.45 Hilger s. Maude Convenr and Guy Lane guests of Mr and Mrs W J Korel in Sidney Sunday. I. Vo club meets at Miss Ruth Holtzinger s home Wednesday. Ladies Oxfords and Strap Slippers odd pairs nearly all sizes to 1.45 at Hilger s. 148.00 will pay all expenses for a 24 day trip to San Francisco fair including side trips no extra See Verna Tisher. R G Anderson new pharmacist at Julien drug store not a stranger to Hamburg. Randall family of Riverton passes through in auto Wednesday en route to York, Davis City and Lincoln. Will return soon to tend hogs and drink butter milk.
Born to Mr and Mrs Terry Sullivan a daughter on Tuesday June 15. Born to Mr and Mrs Kelly Richard a son on Saturday June 12 a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Leon Glenn a daughter on Saturday June 12. A fire call was received shortly after noon Wednesday from Luther Greenlee on South Main Street. fire was extinguished with little damage and a lamp on a dresser is suspected as the cause. Julia wife of James Duncan near Percival Iowa died Saturday afternoon after illness. born in Ireland in 1854, came to America as a child, married in 1865, lived in Fremont County and then Percival. survived by husband three sons and three daughters. funeral held at home then interment in this city. condolences offered by bereaved relatives.
A fragment recounts early Philadelphia savings bank history, noting the Amer eae first savings bank and its large deposit base, while a curiously disjointed dialogue touches on questions about accounts and household servants. The text hints at financial and social norms of the era but remains unclear in parts.
A motorist loses control and skids across the roadway, striking another vehicle. A judge notes the incident and an unusual exchange, mentioning self intoxication as a factor under consideration.
A man diverting resources to a Satanic unit usually sacrifices payments to his other creditors. The report notes the burden falls on secured debts while balance remains unsettled, highlighting the tension between thematic obligations and financial priorities.
A fragmented historical passage notes the blue heron of the Florida Everglades, its breeding frenzy and plumage value, and describes a hunter using a tree top to track nesting sites amid complicated waterways and vegetative maze. It touches on sacred music's role in public worship.
Fragmented excerpts discuss Russia's vast land, mineral wealth, and Asiatic possessions alongside reflections on life, duty, and honor. It includes quoted lines about soldiers who fought for the Union and a vignette about a grieving woman, plus stray notes on lamps and stimuli from unrelated texts.
A Cincinnati Enquirer columnist notes that editors prioritizing a striking pink image on the front cover, such as a September A. MI. gown, seem unconcerned about the magazine's inside content. The remark critiques sensational imagery overpowering editorial substance.
A reflective piece speaks on beauty lifting the spirit beyond material ties. It contrasts shadows of probation with inner strength, urging imagination to open a word of spiritual beauty and holiness attributed to Rus kin.
A Cincinnati woman sparkles in a domestic vignette with playful banter about money marriage and manners. The Knoxville Sentinel quotes a lighthearted parlor scene featuring a shy youth a witty girl and a jokey exchange about spending.
A vintage collection describes cabbage salad with shredded cabbage and peppers dressed with mayonnaise, lemon cups filled with the mixture, and crisp lettuce with a tangy dressing. It also covers mock crab sandwiches and fig paste for sandwiches, plus coconut and almond spread sandwiches, all designed as easy, delicious fillings.
A fragment notes astronomers claim a sun spot about 103,000 miles wide but compares its apparent size to a small spot seen through a telescope, suggesting the feature looks modest from Earth.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attire but lacks discernible names, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item or summary. Cannot determine a specific report,人物, or location from the provided snippet.
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