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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
1
The Rampburg Reporter lists subscription prices for Fremont and adjoining counties at one year for 32.00 and other zones in the United States at 92.50. Subscriptions are due in advance and the paper stops at expiration of the paid period.
The piece extols the Safety Council as a moral and practical force promoting universal safety. It notes its early origins, the plain white emblem on green, and the dedication of thousands who volunteer time and money to protect life across industry, schools, and public spaces. The essay also reflects on average mental capacity and the limits of knowledge, urging continued caution and self-improvement.
Officials Vins report a concealed Chan Wer fueled by disarray within the building. The event involved a public tire forked path and a hidden section of the structure, prompting an inspection by authorities and safety officials.
The British Museum houses vast shelves with over four million volumes including copies from London imprints. In 1927 the institution amassed 28,626 newspapers and 53,703 books and pamphlets. Secret passages and hidden rooms intrigue visitors as shelves pivot to reveal officials’ workspaces and first editions under vigilant attendants.
A discussion on physiognomy debunks the idea that facial features reveal character or fate. The piece notes experts misread traits, cites a college test where graduates misclassified each other, and argues that talent and virtue cannot be reliably read from looks.
The article compares a peace treaty to holy laws, praising Article one’s pledge to renounce war and Article two’s commitment to settle disputes by pacific means. It notes the treaty’s promise after the Russian Chinese settlement and argues peace is civilization’s greatest triumph since Moses. It questions whether the 1929 signing will endure.
Stores that advertise are stores of better values and offer reasonable merchandise at the best prices. Advertisements invite customers to see new offerings, proving merchants’ faith in their stock. The hatchery industry will grow as hatchery operators build business on satisfactory customers and communities rely on improved chick quality.
In a discussion on poultry packers entering the hatchery field the emphasis is on high quality meat and eggs. Experts say hatcheries specializing in quality stock aid standardization of farm flocks, supplying breeds and strains suited to regional conditions and markets. Town plants buy raw materials from Iowa worth 354,078,182 dollars annually. A health adviser suggests walking a mile before breakfast to improve appetite. You will also visit grocers, the butcher, and the shoe maker.
Sunday services begin at 10 a m with Rev Ernest Seybold from Ackley presiding. Next Sunday features a morning sermon, 11 00, plus 4 00 p m and 8 00 p m union services led by Rev Walter Wetzsier from Cincinnati Ohio. Bible school 10 00 a m and morning sermon The Ideal Church. No evening service this week.
The Hamburg pastor writes of his admiration for the city, urges church attendance, and notes upcoming events including a union meeting at Evangelical Zion church and the resignation of the current pastor effective September. He highlights Hamburg’s positive fruits and community, urging cooperation to improve the town.
The Holiness camp meeting of Tabor, Iowa, will be held this year across Memotia chapel in south Tabor from August 15 to 25. Evangelists Eker D. Buster of Thomas, Oklahoma, and Miss Winnie Grouch of Mitchell, South Dakota, lead daily services at 10:00 AM 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM. All invited to attend.
First Baptist Church hosts Bible school at 9 45 a m with Mrs R F Hickman teaching at 11 a m Rev Ploud Smith to deliver the sermon due to Staples absence. No evening service because of union meeting at Evangelical Zion. Good orchestra and attendance. Young people urged to attend BYP U at 7 00 p m with Joe Simons presiding. Pray meeting planned for Wednesday evening.
A fragment shows a verse citation and a brief note referencing a church context with names resembling Stoples and a pastor. It reads Psalm 122:1 and mentions entering the house of the Lord.
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