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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
Calle Nation was arrested in Washington for disorderly conduct after protesting in the red light district. She was taken to the police station, described herself as a servant of God, and posted bond for her appearance. Shenandoah World notes locals remark on peculiar acts by residents.
On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June next year, voters of Iane may be called to vote in a primary selecting preferred nominees for various offices. The text notes uncertainty and a call to participate in the upcoming election process.
Discussion centers on the first state wide primary for offices in all districts and counties. Voters must record party support at the primary, weakening secret ballot. The piece cites Roosevelt era reforms, calls for party loyalty, and contrasts Bryan and current Democratic leadership amid college endowment topics.
The text recalls a long quarrel over college location between the town of Pella and Des Moines college. Trustees and citizens resisted abandoning the Pella institution, fearing loss of original owners’ rights, while the Baptist state convention sought to settle by requiring the first college to raise a larger endowment to gain convention support.
Route No 1 reports Joe Schoonover and Tittleboy in Farragut Monday Grifts AB Griffin Hamburg first of the week Pannie Bryte in Hamburg early week and many hogs traded at the Hamburg market Cal Notson sold fine hogs to Tiller and Smith. Deputy Sheriff McKain travels roads in official capacity. Repairs planned for Mt Zion Church as citizens urged support. Strawberries ripen after rains. News of marriages like Funk on honeymoon and plans to California trips. Corn replanting due to bad weather. weeds threaten crop. Locust Grove and Summit church activities linked to Children’s Day. Large property values quoted for Locust Grove township. Hamburg livery horses suffer illness and deaths.
A compact note reflects a cheerful celebration of coastal Sand Country life. It highlights enjoyment, gatherings, and shared meals among locals, describing the region as a place where simple pleasures are hard to beat.
A fragment recalls that some Hamburg residents recognize the motto Diligence is the price of liberty. The wording echoes a civic reflection on duty and freedom.
A collage of ads touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, Doan's Kidney Pills, and Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It mentions prices, stores, and testimonials, plus notes on a box factory opening, school instructors attending a state normal school, and a local neighborhood visit. Also includes claims about kidney health and general cures.
Miss Iva Truffinger, who completed a business course at Hamburg High School last year, has secured a stenographer position in a Nebraska City law office.
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