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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
8
Percival mourns civil war veteran Dennis H. McBeth aged 36y9m and wife Susie Laymore, with large funeral attendance from nearby towns. Also noted are results of other obituaries, family notices, and local updates including community names, addresses, and neighbors’ condolences.
Special services were held at Federated church with Doris MacSay finding Monag and Virginia Zach among participants. Residents from Sidney and Council Bluffs visited Percival, with A C Rogers hosting a six o clock dinner at Roy Winans home. John Copeland bought a Chevrolet, and O E Coulter visited from Dunbar for the weekend. Frank Jarred and M C Brindle families were noted residents in the area.
A selection of humorous car safety verses from the Farragut Herald and Red Oak Sun. Includes warnings against driving errors like cranking in gear and high speed handling. Notes a Kansas City school recommendation and a short medical anecdote about a wound affecting a nerve.
Sunday afternoon Sara Bobbitt escaped injury when her Ford touring left the newly built grade near E. 8 and the car struck a fence post between the seats, tipping into a hillside. A blown tire is suspected. locals helped free the vehicle, which lodged briefly with minor damage.
Readers across the community debate poetry taste with some detesting it while others read it daily. The exchange highlights varied habits and opinions about poetry in daily life.
Axel Peterson, at his home on Tuesday night, suffered a minor injury while handling a knife. He had been pulling on a wheel when the pen knife in his hand caused a cut. The incident occurred in a casual setting with no serious harm reported.
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