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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter explains subscription rates and terms. It lists one year, other zones, advance payment, and expiration of time paid for, indicating postal rates and zones for续.
Readers are advised on hot weather care including hydration and light meals while cautioning against risky swimming in dirty water. A Treasury plan seeks to mint a two cent piece and a one mill aluminum coin to simplify change and alter tax calculations. Congress must decide.
A damaged OCR text fragment describes police or court activity with references to printing mistakes, a ten dollar or dollar note, and unnamed individuals. The legibility is poor but mentions a clerk, testing, and a small monetary action. The piece reads like a local notice or clipping without clear names or dates.
A fragmented piece discusses summer activity risks and the role of parents and teachers in guiding children. It argues education remains essential during breaks, urges reasonable goals, and stresses that a worthy ideal drives community progress. It then shifts to a local snippet about a dangerous guillsnake incident in Dunbar.
Local notes report Thurman residents spending Sunday with Aix fame in Missouri and Ruland Forney detailing the ree. F. Balledh serves at G. H. Pean fort, with Mie a ota Div EY pean KC Te 4eel M Hee Nrvady, and tidaw near Nebr as 6 reUetidad. The fragmentary text mentions a Ket Boutecher event at frm se feoan abst vines and a reference to Mr a Faut Jean Shr Wariely in Hyer Mant.
Local church notices list Sunday 10 00 am Bible school at Eng Church of Christ and 11 00 am communion and worship led by Dr C L Edwards with sermon The Pon of Bethesda. Various visits, weddings, and family news accompany weekly service reminders and a union service planned at Lorary lawn with Dr Shen Iton.
Hamburg outlines a modern program across Primary through Senior High with twelve years of study in departments. It notes credits are accepted by major colleges, calls for birth certificates on opening day, and sets private tuition for non district residents while specifying exceptions for rural Nebraska and Iowa students.
The Baptist church announces next Sunday's programs starting 8 45 AM with Sunday school. Morning worship at 10 60 AM, senior service at 11 45 AM, and friendly visitors from sister churches are welcomed. An admonishing discourse will be from Proverbs. Young People’s organization meets Sunday evening. worship at 8 PM at the Notary Inn. Special music and public address system aid listening. Tuesday evening service at 7 30. No preaching Sunday morning as the pastor and family plan to be in Bedford.
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