01 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
Fred W. Hill publisher notes rate subscription details for Hamburg and adjoining counties. One year in advance at a fixed price. paper delivery stops at expiration of the paid period.
Sunset services at state park and Wat bunsie parte are noted with many Thurman residents attending. Dozens of visitors from Independence, Omaha, Des Moines, and nearby communities are listed visiting relatives and friends around Thurman. The piece catalogs social ties, travels, and routine leisure activities among local families and visitors.
The Lead site is set for demolition to clear space for a new Christian parsonage at Glen sued. The jumbyers will be used for construction while residents recount the earlier work and upcoming changes in the town.
Community notes discuss a rural extension survey and upcoming swine production meetings in multiple counties. Questions focus on best feeds for hogs and brood sows, including soybeans and various grains, with guidance on profitability and timing of herbicide use to control weeds and crop protection.
The article describes strip cropping and contour farming to reduce erosion, recommending 80 to 125 foot strips on slopes up to 10 percent, with corn and small grains alternating. It notes suitable vegetative crops like Sudan alfalfa and sweet clover, advises on fallow and crop timing for alfalfa or rye, and references Extension Circular No. 201 for full guidance.
The article notes the presence of our superintendent this coming Lord's Day at With Our Churches Baptist Church and invites greetings.
Morning 11:00 a m features special music by the Tadipst German subject Portiveness. Evening 7:00 p m Junior League for children. 7300 p m Boworth League to young people. Outdoor revival at the library with Rev Barnes sermon. Pastor F G Barn invites all to attend.
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