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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
2
Farmer Voice On Duty To Produce And Public Opinion
A Kansas farmer critiqued officials and asks farmers to resist excessive production mandates while urging stores editors lawyers and preachers to change behavior. The piece muses on public fickleness toward newspapers and editors and notes the humor and philosophy found in newspaper life.
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Kansas
Physical standards for army recruits in wartime
Early war reporting outlines stringent physical criteria for enlistment. Criteria include height between 5 feet 4 inches and 6 feet, near perfect lungs and heart, good hearing and sight, no chronic or mental disorders, all digits intact, healthy feet, at least four molar teeth, and no kidney chest disease. A health certificate is valued highly, with surgeons closely screening defects.
Talksmiths Drive Quiet Life To Crime In Verse Satire
A satirical lament by Walt Mason on incessant talkers who ruin evenings at home. The narrator contrasts the desire for quiet reading with spouses’ endless chores and chatter. Frustrated, he imagines violence as talkers intrude on peace, ending with a grim note on talk leading to crime.
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Sherlock Holmes
London
Nick Garter
Walt Mason
Military Day at Red Oak Impresses Farragut Attendees
From Farragut comes word of a Military Day program at Red Oak last Friday where four National Guard companies passed in review before Governor Harding who gave a strong address stressing wartime seriousness. Local residents John Miller Shenandoah Blanche Johnson Rigerton and others visited. offerings at Congregational church supported the Red Cross. various local families hosted visitors and attended services including Children’s Day at the Christian church.
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Red Oak
National Guard
Harding
John Miller
Shenandoah
Harry Dinsmore
Congregational Church
The
Christian Church
EB. D. Greedy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Greedy
G. W. Chapman
Fred Greedy
Sidney
Dr. Eaton
L. L. Hastings
Carl Trullinger
Wm. Coy
Rochester
Minnesota
M. Hart
Mabel
Guy Hart
Segawall
Bancroft
Town
Honry van Sant
Bernice
John
Loveland
Colorado
W. W. van Sant
Frank Palm
Mary Palm
Ruth
Naomi
Aileen Stephens
St. Paul
A. L. Grundy
Alma
Morrisonville
Indiana
Saint Charles
John Shike
Baldwin
Kansas
Elizabeth Mitchell
Orient
H. L. Coleman
Sarah Heiselman
Paul
John Arterburn
Randolph
George Bowman
Mesdames W B. Clark
R. Whisler
Jas. A. Johnson
Hamburg
E. McAllister
Baby
Summit Church
Chas. Burdick
Jud Burdick
FF. E. Cowden
Margaret
Flo Sherman
Riverton
Farragut
Henry Borchers
Kensington Club
Kensington
Ellen Coykendall
John Duncan
Frank Coykendall
Locust Grove Township
Helen Marjorie
J. H. Winstrom
S. P. Chaney
Ed Coy
Mary
Florence
Glen Smith
Lawrence Clark
Company F
Villisca
Farragut Area Social and Red Cross Activity Report
Attendees at the Military Day program in Red Oak included Dr. Eaton L L Hastings and Carl Trullinger among others. Red Cross work gains momentum with 250 members here, plans for a city park meeting July 1st, and speakers W R Orchard and R B Wallace from Council Bluffs.
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George Burrows
Creston
Andrew Cox
Kensington Club
Kensington
G. W. Chapman
Fort Omaha
Tarkio
Missouri
Peterkin
Hatfield
Anderson
J. R. Carl
Joseph Stephens
Sidney
Frank Palm
Mary Palm
St. Paul
Brice Ozenbaugh
C. Rea
Ozenbaugh
J. S. Needham
Shenandoah
Culture Club
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Marie Stark
Omaha
Frank
Deg
Heaton
County Bboard
Farragut
Farragut-Sidney
Robert L. Burk
Cattle Shipments Highlight Midwest Move
Cattle moved with shipments to St. Joe on Tuesday and Frank Alter sent a carload to Omaha the same day, reflecting a busy regional livestock movement.
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St. Joe
Frank Alter
Omaha
Threshermen Meeting Urged in Sidney Nebraska
Threshermen of Fremont county are called to a meeting at the county attorney’s office in Sidney on Saturday evening June 30 at 8 o’clock. All threshermen and tractor owners are urged to attend. J. D. Hills, secretary.
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Fremont County
Sidney
J. D. Hills
Hay stack covers on hand for less than replacement
Hatch Harness Store advertises hay stack covers at lower prices than replacement cost. Opera House Cafe touts largest confectionery selection in town with the lowest prices. Both promote great value and local shopping options.
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Hatch Harness Store
Opera House
Wanted To Buy Cheap Trusts Of Bottom Land
J M Livingston of Nebraska City Nebraska seeks to purchase cheap trusts of bottom land. Provide legal numbers lowest price and full particulars in the first letter. Nebraska City Neb county and state identifiers not specified.
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J. M. Livingston
Nebraska City
Neb
Health Water Boil Advisory Issued After Flooding
The local board of health urges residents to boil all drinking water to prevent sickness as high water overflows. Mayor Fred A. Wolf signs the notice, warning of possible contamination and advising caution until order is restored.
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Board of Health
Fred A. Wolf
Fur Coat Refining Offered by Ideal Tailoring Co
Ideal Tailoring Co invites customers to repair and refine fur coats promptly. The ad emphasizes immediate service and high quality workmanship to avoid delaying needed alterations or repairs.
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Ideal Tailoring Co
Summer time and hammocks line up at Griffiths
Summer season brings a full hammock selection at Griffiths. A steady display features a complete line of hammocks and accessories for outdoor comfort and relaxation.
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Griffith
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