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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
2
Island News Notes reports Elena Lumike, a daughter weighing right and one fourth pounds, born to Mr. and Mrs. June Rhoads of Horse, Wyoming, at the home of her parents and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lang.
The Madison News reports Mr and Mrs BR Terryterry visiting Pleasant Hill Missouri for a short stay with parents. The group toured the school and enjoyed a park picnic while visiting Ravn alations in the afternoon. Ells returned home to Witerton and Rev A Calkins of Farragut joined for a dinner at Glen Edeerton.
Reading notes show social visits between Mies Fila Findey and Mim Eilen Rice in Sioux City and Omaha. Also mentions Lincoln aluni banquet and various ads for plants, appliances, housing, sales, and public notices. A bankruptcy filing sets a June 12 deadline in Chariton Iowa with other classifieds and an ordinance banning firecrackers in Hamburg city limits.
A Baile Creek physician promotes Hexall Orderlies tablet claiming it draws water into the colon to soften dry waste and promote a gentle natural movement. Advert confirms Rexall Order next night and a 24 for 250 offer at Doyles Drug Store.
City of Hamburg Iowa bans sale of toy pistols caps with dynamite amount and restricts use of firecrackers and explosives within city limits. Only lawful purposes allow keeping dynamite for sale, with penalties for discharging fireworks near buildings or in prohibited areas.
The document reports revised municipal penalties including fines not exceeding 200 dollars per offense and up to thirty days in jail for nonpayment or noncompliance. It revokes conflicting ordinances and declares the measure in effect from its passage, dated May 14, 1930, with signatures of Mayor John F. Porterfield and City Clerk Paul Travis.
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