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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
1
The notice lists second class mail status for the Hamburg Post Office. Fremont and adjoining counties qualify for a one year period. All other U S zones likewise show a one year rate of $2.00 with minor OCR errors indicating regional pricing.
A Crabbell Amusement Park near Clarinda bans Sunday baseball this summer while plans circulate for a midweek half holiday and afternoon games. The article notes shifting political views among women voters, Rockefeller Foundation funding, and local recollections of Harding supporters like Doc Strickling and Doug Walker, highlighting changing loyalties and community dynamics.
The piece recalls 1776 as the birth of a united nation and charts 1881 1917 as defining wars and enduring values. It urges Americans to celebrate July 4 with reverence for independence and a resolve to defend rights, humanity, and national unity under a higher providence.
A reflective piece notes farmers in Indiana and urban residents using night illumination to plant and work after dark. It extols perseverance and the American will to overcome obstacles, comparing focused effort to lighting a fire with a glass lens and urging steady, concentrated drive for success.
The old home town's postmaster Aunt Ruth Moore recalls Marion connections and famed locals like the Harding family and an old doctor. The Kinsleys and other Marion county relatives were listed as long-time residents, underscoring strong Ohio ties in Marion. The town, once backing Wood, now backs Harding as Republican history meets local pride.
Miss Clara Copeland visited her parents in Council Bluffs last Friday. Jay Hawley and his wife traveled from Omaha for a few days with his sister, Mrs. IF, BE, Wadhams. Eva Webber from Sidney spent several days with friends here. Arthur Hanson and family visited A. C. Rogers’ home in Macua. Sid Allen and wife joined Pete Brockie’s hosts Sunday. Zola Garrison had dental work in Hamburg. Mrs. Ed Thiemann of Corning, Mo. visited her sister, Mrs. Ernest Steele. Ruby Mitchell of Minneapolis saw her aunt, Mrs. A. E. Beachout. Pauline and Kenneth Lewis of Shenandoah visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lumm took their son Lawrence to…
Nebraska City news notes a Wednesday hospital visit for an adenoid operation and tonsil removal, with Lawrence recovering well. Percival school seventh and eighth graders attended a Sidney spelling contest and graduation exercises, where Frank Davison placed third and Ruby Handy second. Tabor residents H. W. Parkison and family visited the Hazelwoods, and Miss Mary Tarsh of Nebraska City visited her aunt Mrs Kellogg.
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