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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

4

Hamburg Iowa seeks bids for Argyle Main and Park street paving

City of Hamburg Iowa invites proposals for curb and pavement works on Argyle Main Park and connecting streets with varied width approaches and alleys. Projects funded by special assessment certificates bearing 6 percent interest. bids require $7,000 certified check and $35,000 bonds. bids open July 10, 1914.

Argyle Street D Street E Street Main Street G Street J Street J Streets Park Street F Street Said Street Washington Street Bluff Street DH Street O Street Argyle Washington Monroe Street Blut Street Park’s Street H Street Block 107 M Street H. J K Street BE Street City Sewer Bluff Hamburg Iowa City of Hamburg E. G. Tiller Taug. Wagner Guy

Nobody Loves a Policeman Opinion Piece Collates City Views

A verbose extract argues that public perception treats firemen as brave and policemen with suspicion. It notes inconsistent praise across cities and suggests a race like prejudice in judging police compared with fire departments, while highlighting similar recruitment pools and qualifications.

I Dsmedian American New York Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit St. Louis Toledo

Say Grandpa A Bookworm Joke Sparks Family Debate

Grandpa explains a bookworm as either a reader who prefers books to meals or a worm that would rather eat a book than read. The playful exchange centers on a grandson asking what a bookworm is and the humorous slant on neurotic reading habits.

Grandpa

Cumbersome Collar Weighs Heavy On French Leader

The article describes the grand master collar of the Legion of Honor worn by the French president. It is a solid gold chain with medal links bearing municipal arms and a two foot long cross, weighing so much that past presidents like Thiers and Jubet found it nearly unwearable.

French Republic M. Poincare Legion of Honor France Mol. Thiers Joubet

Fooling the Fowls in the Louisville Courier Journal

A humorous garden exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal features a speaker disguising bait as if digging, while whispering to avoid attracting hens. The playful line suggests practical jokes or rural humor in everyday farm chores.

Louisville Courier Journal

Rickets Forecasts Women in Police Roles Quote

A quip about women in policing and the Secret Service causes a pause as Fudge notes no progress. Rickets praises foresight and humor with a corkscrew as a symbol of preparedness, reflecting era attitudes.

Secret Service Department

Long Was Short Manager Seeks Bill From Old Man Long

A terse exchange in the Boston Transcript notes a manager asking if a bill was collected from Old Man Long. The collector replies that Long was in but out, leaving the matter unsettled.

Collestor Boston Transcript

Sphinx and pyramids clash with boastful retort

Refuted line about being atop the world frames a witty exchange between the Sphinx and pyramids. The dialogue hints at arrogance and the ancient monuments asserting their presence.

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Events in Community

Miss Leta Alberson returned from Lincoln Nebraska. A baby boy was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Roy Geyerien. South Argyle street residents Delphia and Vern Rossean of Rock Port visited their sister Dee Bere Saturday. Howard Colon of Omaha visited. his wife and baby returned next day. Maude Rosier, recently a guest, left for Kansas City. M Garst began constructing a large barn with cement floors. Ice cream and sherbet urged for Fourth at Rupe's Candy Kitchen. Pete Case purchased and moved a grain building from Cliff Good to his farm. Nellie Wise and daughter from Omaha visiting S D Hudson. Delbert Whitmore returned Sunday after visiting his mother. Rev Collins W R Millian and Anna Dew attended county S S convention at Fairfax. George Frede, Homer Hudson and Lawrence Stoner shipped 19 cattle cars to Chicago. Ice Cream Supper by High Creek cemetery association at Watson June 1 raised 25 dollars. Will Dyche and family Sundayed with Jas Morrison. Ivy Crokett visited sister Mrs S A Garst.

Roy Geyerien South Argyle Street Delphia Vern Rossean Rock Port Dee. Bere Howard Colon Omaha Maude Rosier Kansas City Co. M. Garst Zutz ‘Bros Rupe Pete Case Cox Chapel Cliff Good Geo. Frede Homer Hudson Lawrence Stoner Chicago High Creek Ladies Cemetery Association Watson Will Dyche Jas. Morrison Ivy Crokett S. &. Garst

Bargain Instinct and the Duke's Price Drop

A fragment shows a dialogue about Miss De Rocks and an engagement to a duke. The exchange questions whether it was love or a calculated bargain, noting the duke initially offered $200,000 but lowered it to $198,000.

Miss

French Physical Education Initiative in France

The youth of France show rising enthusiasm for athletics but need proper direction. M. Gabriel Bengalot leads a popular movement to regulate and guide physical education for better results.

France M. Gabriel Bengalot Ita

Mistreatment Will Not Stand In Quiet Press Commentary

A newspaper feature voices indignation over a husband who spanks his drunk wife and debates fairness of his actions. Readers discuss blunt behavior, restraint, and fairness in male conduct and domestic discipline. The piece ends with light quips on everyday manners and what to wear to a first baseball game.

George

Word of Promise Fails To Fool Her Ideal Man

A woman believes he is her ideal partner but questions what led her to that belief. Gibbs remarks life has become more expensive since a century ago, and Gibbs notes they would not want to live in that era.

Gibbs

Church Services and Invitations Across Local Congregations

Reports of Sunday school and preaching times for BLE Zion Evangelical Zion Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Rev. Cresap from Nebraska City preaches at 1 a.m. at BLE. Seybald and Asimus pastors lead services. Belcher schoolhouse plans Sunday school at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Dave Young buys a Weber wagon in town.

Sonth S. P. Cresap Nebraska City Evangelical Zion Church Dave Young Pacific Junction Weber Chas. Baker

Colorado Very Moderate Charges

A Burlington Route promotion offers a Colorado vacation pamphlet showing cheap ranch houses at 38.00 a week, with full hotel and boarding house listings, elevations, attractions, and train costs. F R Elton, ticket agent, invites readers to request a free copy by mail or call.

Wonder State Burlington Colorado Buslington Railroad America F. R. Elton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monroe Dr. Thomas J.E. Morgan L.A. Rees G. M. Beal B. G. Franklin P.L. van Meter the Bank of Hamburg Forever Rickets The Pyramids Leta Alberson Lincoln, Neb Nellie Wise Little Daughter S. D. Hudson Delbert Whitmore Rey. Collins WR. Millian Anna Dew Fairfax Langwidge Mr. Gruff H. G. Stewart Th. Seybald Presbyterian Church Opera House Th. J.asimus Belcher Belcher School Our Town Lorimoar Hamburg Town
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