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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
5
Ralph Stanes, Clare Matthews and C. M. Payne witnessed Sioux City lead 5 to 3 in the ninth. Omaha rallied with a barrage of hits in the final frame to tie and force extra innings, then scored in the eleventh to win.
The readable text presents a fragmented letter or diary fragments and a reporter's aside about gifts from friends. It mentions a possible husband or suitor, questions of legitimacy, and neutral observations about a social event.
A passerby finds a piece of barbed wire on a country road and suspects foul play while noting a local mystery. Meanwhile the city ministers hold a farewell for Rev N P Richter and family as they depart for St Louis, with gifts and warm tributes at the Preedtine home.
A reader quips about how often editors hear requests to publish items about individuals, noting the strain on space and fairness. The letter argues that every citizen has a right to publication, yet editors must balance equal access with available space and community needs.
A lively Sunday at the First M. E. Church with a large Sunday school and a morning sermon by Stev. Enoch Hill. Dr nan delivered a well received sermon on The Meanings of Life. Evening rain alarmed the crowd but devotion remained. The article notes members loyal to church and Sunday school, upcoming prayers Bible study and choir practice, and district conference at Madison News. Local residents Harvey and Hille attend, names Taitt pane. Kelly Richardson and Adolph Miller bought new Ford trucks. Frienee Holliman and three children moved to Yowns. Harlan Richardson visited from Red Oak. Frank Brown, Will Meek, and families visited. Harryer and his companion ride a new Ford randste. Farmers begin cutting grain and finishing cultivation as season progresses.
Shenandoah citizens back the Shenandoah Daily World report on the American Legion post preparing a big Fourth of July celebration in Shenandoah Iowa. Plans include a military parade, band concert, carnival, ball game, stunt flyin and speeches with money prizes for best float and best clown. The event spans Monday evening to Wednesday morning with sports, air show and theater style entertainment listed in the program.
A compilation of sharp maxims on money, pride, and public life. It critiques wealth concentration, warns against hypocrisy, notes wasted political effort, and urges prudence and respect, ending with a quip about wisdom and fools.
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