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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
1
The document lists The Reporter header with Fred W. Hill publisher and Jas A. Johnson associate editor. It notes the paper is entered at the Hamburg Post Office as second class matter and mentions subscription rates for Fremont and adjoining counties. It emphasizes that subscriptions are always in advance and that the paper stops at expiration.
A reader advocacy piece urges informing the editor with legitimate news to keep papers strong and communities informed. It discusses parental influence on children, warns about weak discipline, and notes the impact of women’s evolving civic roles and voting duties on society. It also promotes trust in newspaper ads as valuable information for readers.
Letters to the editor urge readers to buy local during a prosperous season. Advertisers and hometown merchants are praised for fair dealing, with a reminder to read weekly ads for bargains and to support home dealers rather than traveling for goods.
A Kansas reader explains the difference between real ripe pumpkin pie and hotel pies served out of season. The piece argues pumpkins must ripen on the vine and are best harvested with frost approaching, shaping a traditional autumn pie while cautioning against canned summer versions and mislabeling.
The passage riffs on pumpkin pie bragging rights and canned substitutes, contrasting patriotic praise with nostalgia for real pies. It mentions an auto accident near Red Oak, Missouri, injuring Miss Russell and Sumner, who suffered a broken vertebrae and paralysis from the shoulders down after a road collision near Unionville.
A young farm hand named Homer Summer working near Henderson sustained a broken neck after an incident at a brothel locale. His companion, a young Lady, is noted in the report with limited details available. The article provides few other specifics on the event or resulting actions.
An accident three miles west of town involved a car that ran up a steep bank and rolled over several times. One man and a girl were hurt and taken to a Council Bluffs hospital Sunday evening. Grave doubts about the man's recovery. his brother eight miles south of the city was notified.
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