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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

2

Corn Seed Important for Next Year Says Expert

Corn outlook is serious as farmers must gather and dry seed corn carefully this fall. F G Churchill, farm crops expert, reports most corn in dent or milk stage with little seed on hand. Early seed selection and proper ventilation are urged to prevent freezing and ensure 40 to 50 percent moisture removal. Also notes New York visit and family plans.

F.G. Churchill Extension Department Mr. Churchill

Local notes include visits, sick lists, and ads in Omaha area

George Allison of Omaha is Greek, Mrs Chas Faxon has been ill this week. Fred Wolf was on the sick list part of the week. Genevieve Blee called in Omaha Monday. Patronize Reporter Advertisers and help build up your Community. Ice cream at Harding's the cream of all creams. Mrs Alma Stulin of Shenandoah spent Sunday with her sons J L and Gary Stulin. Roy Ackley and family moved to the Limp Finnell farm for employment. Dr and Mrs G H Harding spent Sunday at the Hodde home. Mrs Tom Hines of near Thurman spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Carl Stalin. A home treatment that cures women. Address Dr Luella Shaw, Mason City, Iowa. Chas. Haynie in Pacific Junction for Community store interests. Lost a red sweater between Hamburg and Gordon's. finder leave at this office. Mr and Mrs Rod Finnell and son Richard spent Sunday in Watson. Mr and Mrs J Bestenlehner of Council Bluffs visiting Catherine Nies. Chas Breedlove family near Sidney visited Mrs N Clary. Mrs Joe Miller and daughter went to Omaha last week where Gertrude entered school. HE D James, Paul Rees and Rod Finnell went to Shenandoah for Knight Templar degree. Ice cream at Harding's and Loyal Cafe. Miss Grace Jones left Sunday for Wathena Kansas for extended visit with mother. Allen and Alfred Hadell and friends of Rock Port visited Hamburg. Ice cream at Loyal Cafe. Chas Warnstaff family spent Sunday in Phelps City visiting relatives. Sophia Driever returned to Omaha after three weeks.

Ernest Stanshelm Locust Grove Hamburg Ernest New York City Big City John Bovenkamp Staashelms New York Chas Faxon Fred Wolf W. Littl Genevieve Blee Omaha Harding J. L Gary Stulin Roy Ackley Luella Shaw Mason City Iowa Haynie Pacific Junction Herb Gordon S. Finder Rod Finnell Richard Watson J. Bestenlehner Council, Bluffs Catherine Nies Chas. Breedlove Near Sidney

Child Hurt by Auto In Sidney Suburb Driveway Incident

Little Andrew Thornell Jr. was badly bruised and cut when he was struck by an auto driven by E S Murphy while riding a tricycle in his father’s driveway across the street. Murphy backed out not seeing the boy, the car stopped before passing over him. The child was confined to bed for several days and is nearly recovered.

Andrew Thornell, Jr E. S. Murphy

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George Allison G. H. Harding Mrs Fred _Hodde Tom Hines Near .Thurman Carl Stalin Joe Miller Gertrude HE. D James Paul Rees Shenandoah Harding’s Loyal Cafe Allen Alfred Hadell Rock Port Warnstaff Phelps City Sophia Driever Golden Rod Cafe R. E. Hiatt Iris Theater Express Farragut Alaska Nome Tale Courage Cupid Barbara le Marr Deely Wm. Fox Gladys Brockwell Fanatic Robert W. Chambers Startling Story Eileen Harold Lloyd Rex Beach Great Southwest Goldwynn
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