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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
The report notes Fred W. Hill publisher of The Reporter, and that the Hamburg Post Office item indicates second class matter status for the publication.
OWA PRESS lists subscription rates. United States and other zones: one year two dollars and fifty cents, advance payment required and paper stops at expiration. Fremont and adjoining counties: one year also two dollars.
The piece argues gouging thrives as prices stay high since many hands intervene between producer and consumer. It decries public officials' lax response, urges firm action to curb profiteering, and hopes for a return to supply and demand forces and fair pricing for food and essentials.
A reflection argues that fame for virtue rests on recognizing others' good qualities rather than dwelling on faults. It notes most people see and judge others, yet truly respected individuals possess hearts that sympathize and notice kindness, not flaws.
Not money alone drives youth from farms. The endless work and lack of healthy recreation push young people away. The author urges establishing community social centers for regular gatherings and wholesome amusements to keep rural youth engaged.
A farming district club house would not cost a fortune yet offer practical value beyond estimate, providing a shared space for community activities and gatherings that strengthen local life.
The editor urges reviving old fashioned debates to spark public interest in local affairs. Young and old would vote on topics select speakers and judge speeches, with a concise time limit and a five to seven member jury. The revival would train future orators and energize civic life. Would you feel aggrieved if we
A local essay warns that the pursuit of gold leads to moral decay and physical decline while urging family unity and civic cohesion. It laments rushing through life, the greed for wealth, and the peril of a fragmented town. It also notes a thief questioned for stealing carpentry tools and contemplates choices between happiness and sorrow.
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