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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
7
Local items report hospitalities, births, illnesses, visitors, and business calls across Hamburg, Riverton, and nearby towns. Notables include births to Sariel and Morgan families, sick lists, travel by residents to Omaha and Des Moines, and shopping stops at Pinkey's Place and U.S. Cleaners.
North of Town items include a fox kill near town, a Father and Son banquet at the Methodist church, George McKean new drag ger on the Sidney Riverton road, a North Liberty box social raising 18 dollars, candy won by Miss Barbara Winkler, a pickle jar won by Evdie Holiman, Ralph Jamen with two new Buicks, a Walter Johnson birthday dinner with relatives, Ber Hive scholars Educational program praised, Lucille Frank Moore and others visiting, A L Zach family trip to Lincoln, Mrs Fisher illness and death in Yakima, Louise Rowant on Omaha hopping tour, Teen Lloyd Hamline visiting, Pauline McKean injury, and Donald Simpson family visiting.
The proclamation urges citizens to devote health time energy and wealth to the welfare of the state. It praises prosperity peace and happiness in the commonwealth and calls for gratitude to virtues that uphold freedom and lawful order. It notes the strength of ideals and achievements against malign forces.
Harry Johnson, 19, husked 174 bushels of corn Friday from his father’s field with an elevator aid. He worked 6 30 a m to 5 20 p m, plus two hours for unloading and lunch. If his speed had been known, he might have entered the state husking contest. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William R Johnson, south of Red Oak. Red Oak Express.
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