04 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter records Free W Wu as publisher and details subscription rates for Fremont and adjoining counties. It notes payment in advance and lists tariff terms for United Slaves and other regions with varying yearly rates.
An essay argues for a benevolent state providing guaranteed wages, old age support, and protections against exploitation while ensuring thrift and individual opportunity. It warns against supporting swindlers and imports that depress living standards, outlining a balanced governance vision.
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports 48 cooperative fields show liming acid soils costs 0 to 75 cents per year per acre to keep soil sweet. Manure plus lime boosted hay and corn yields, with lime and manure increasing tonnage and bushel gains compared to manure alone. County agents promote lime for soil fertility and provide guides and supplies for farmers.
The text reflects a fragmented argument on media bias and audience segments. It discusses readers preferring papers aligned with their views and dismissing opposing perspectives, noting divisions among Republicans, capitalists, and laborers, with a declaration that only known facts are accepted.
Mr and Mrs John English and daughters Fat Helen and June of near Riverton spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs Clyde Gump. Mr Hawthorne and family visited, while others from the city joined. D W Lang called on Dave Vosel and Mrs Charney Clayton Sunday morning. Wed nesday shopping occurred in Shensndgahlas with Mr and Mrs Paul Harr.
Wound of one series draining five of schools IT Dome Fiuriehing which Miss Forbes instructed lessons on color harmony and room furnishing. Clubs pass information to 4-E club girls, then organize jogs and demonstrators at a central place. Next meeting May 22 in Bla. Most Farmers Get Final Checks. SIGHT troubled Fremont county court hearing on payments for 108 of the 193¢ contracts. delinquent and second and third year payments expected soon.
With Our Churches First Presbyterian Church opens with a 10 a m class for all. Morning worship at 10 a m. Bibles displayed in Welfare room from Friday to Sunday. Scripture portions in 25 languages on view. Pastor speaks on The Perfect Law of the Lord. The Mission Study circle meets at the Manse Thursday. All ladies welcome to join this group. Youth society meets at 8:30 Sundays to allow attendance at other churches. Union meeting schedule to follow in the paper. The Law of the Lord is Perfect. You are welcome to this church. Christian Church notes include Sunday school at 9 o'clock and services at 1 o'clock led by Rev. D N Gillette. Endeavor meetings at 3 00 p m. Evangelical Church Bible School at 10 a m Divine worship at 11 a m choir panel on Thursday at 7 p m. Adult confirmation class Wednesday 7 30 in the parlor Rev Orta Baurgamn, pastor. Methodist Church reports satisfaction with Sunday events and urges congregants to attend the Sunday service and support the contest.
The article outlines an Easter week schedule with a Sunday School event in Boone and Union Revival services. It notes a strong Sunday evening and Monday attendance, calls for personal work, and urges church members to renew vows. Services extend from Thursday to Friday at Baptist and Methodist churches with special sermons by F. G. Barnes and a focus on youth activities.
Fremont County Iowa officials meet to set a date for initiating proceedings to issue 351000 in Primary Road Refunding Bonds. The board adopts a resolution to proceed, designates Sidney as meeting place, and bills the county treasurer to publish a public notice in The Sidney Argus-Herald before the March meeting.
The Fremont County Board of Supervisors approves the sale and issuance of 351,000 Primary Road Refunding Bonds for 1935, authorizing delivery to the purchaser and application of proceeds to bond retirement. The record confirms compliance with state law, totals taxable indebtedness, and certifies board composition and meeting legality.
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