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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter lists post office rates with Fremont and adjoining counties at one year two dollars and other zones in the United States at one year two fifty. Subscriptions are to be prepaid and papers stop at expiration.
Multiple church notices outline Sunday worships at Church of Christ and Methodist Church South with morning 10:00 am services and 11:00 am preaching, a Sunday school at Cox Chapel and Valley Farm, and a fourth quarter conference. Methodist notes announce a 10:00 am church school and 11:00 am annual meeting with officer nominations. A prayer union, Epworth League, and stewardship sermon topics are listed, inviting all members to attend.
A sprawling local recap covers visits among Hollimars and Langs in Nebraska and Missouri, church attendance, picnics and family reunions at the Case and Lang households, and shifts of neighbors in Shenandoah and Peru. It notes travel from Gklshuina to Adrian, small incidents, a gypsy visit, and a store incident in Argo with a staged theft and pursuit.
A resident displayed a pumpkin he raised last year that remains in perfect condition after a week in a store window. The pumpkin, unusually large for the season, was stored in a cellar to endure winter. Walter Fremont of Battle Creek, Michigan, stopped by a bridge construction site near Nebraska City last Thursday.
Fragmented notes describe planned visits by Wilmore to Wis, and David with family, moving through southern Che Usere regions toward the western Che Usere area. It mentions a Rafter AC event and a possible voyage to Viel vi D tht Harta Danie te, with Wirman to visit later in the southern part.
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