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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

3

General Agent Reports Tanlac Health Gain After A Year

AL H Chapman a Fidelity Health and Accident agent from Kansas City credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, lifting back pain, kidney and liver troubles, and a 25 pound weight gain after months of poor health. He states he sleeps well and feels healthier than in years, endorsing the remedy. Hamburg, Thurman, Sidney, Randolph, and Tabor noted as local sellers. A separate account describes a ferry accident near the Missouri river where a car plunged into the river, but Mrs Scharringhausen and child were rescued with family unharmed and towed to safety.

Tanlac AL H. Chapman 14Th Street Kansas City Chapman Fidelity Health and Accident Company Benton Harbor, Mich Is Gloyd ‘Bldg Kan Sas City Alugh Hamburg Clarence Ene Thurman T. G. Cole Sidney A. ¥. Penn Randolph D. W. Thomas Tabor Geo. ¥. Adams Missouri River Missouri Scharringhausen Atchison Counity

Narrow Escape As Car Rolls From Ferry Into River

A George Scharringhausen automobile nearly drowned in the Missouri river at the Aspinwall ferry in Benton township. While crossing Sunday afternoon, the car rolled backward from the ferry boat into the water with Mrs. Scharringhausen and two children aboard. Passengers escaped unharmed, with quick action saving the family from a fatal plunge.

Aspinwall Benton Township George Scharringhausen Missouri River

Sunday amusement ban shocks Red Oak city

Protests rise as Red Oak passes a Sunday amusement ordinance banning all forms of entertainment within city limits. Moving picture shows suspend operations, and a pending case before Justice of the Peace Thomas is continued. The Stanton Call notes critics say the ordinance brings Puritan strictness and may drive locals to nearby towns for recreation.

Justice of the Peace Thomas Stanton Call Red Oak Stanton Express

For Sale One Small Badger Refrigerator

For sale one small Badger refrigerator in fairly good condition. See or call Mrs. D W Griffith at Mrs Shade Franklins. 4-1t

D. W. Griffith Shade Franklin

Boy Murderer Found Mentally Incompetent for Trial

A 15 year old boy from Sibley Iowa who killed his father Claus Jess was ruled mentally incompetent by a jury. Sanity hearing ordered prior to trial to assess mental status for possible committal to Glenwood school for feebleminded. Physicians testified the boy’s mental development equaled that of an 11 year old, with ancestors reported insane. Separately, the Glenwood section notes lower prices in major markets and eggs and poultry market trends, with May eggs expected to be stored at lower values and live poultry prices easing due to supply and transportation factors.

Glenwood Carl Jngs Claus Jess Sibley Lowa New York Chicago

Produce Market Report Butter Eggs Near Normal

Market notes indicate butter and eggs are closer to normal levels, though ongoing transportation issues create residual instability. Receipts show improving but uneven supply as freight constraints persist.

Wise man listens to others opinions

A concise aphorism contrasts the wise who value others opinions with the fool who believes only his views matter. It emphasizes humility and open-minded discourse.

Pocket Honesty and Its Fragile Contents

A reflective line notes that honor is often kept in pockets, yet those pockets are typically full of holes. The aphorism suggests integrity is easily lost or wasted despite personal intentions.

The End of Mankind's Want for Money

A reflective line notes the endless human desire for wealth, contrasting the haves and have-nots and suggesting the perpetual craving for more money without relief or satisfaction.

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Letts-Parker Grocer Company Hamburg, Iowa Peet Ae U.S. Nobby U.S U. S Usco United States Standard Garage Ross Wheeler Riverton Wm. Fox Shull & Son C. W. Forney Percival
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