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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes subscription prices for Fremont and nearby counties with terms in advance and renewal reminders. It urges readers to stay informed, advertise for news value, and highlights broader topics from Scout activity in Washington to infant paralysis concerns nationwide, praising President Roosevelt's cautious approach to public health actions.
Twelve pairs of brothers are among the twenty four soldiers of Company L in the 23rd Infantry stationed at Ft Baws. Four pairs are noncommissioned officers. The arrangement marks the largest number of brothers serving in any army branch.
A historical clipping notes that middle aged men who are underweight per standard tables may have health advantages. It cites higher mortality among overweight adults and underweight young men, with mixed figures across age groups. The piece also records local social notices and ampliamente includes community events and engagements across Nebraska locations.
The Watson News records visits by Mrs Walter Raleigh of Ostroit Michigan and old friends with the Harnton family. Elmer Wright learned his father was gravely ill near West Plains Missouri. Local residents, including Joe Weidman and others, traveled to nearby towns for social events and official business.
Dispute deepens as Italy and Ethiopia signal hard lines while forces seek a peace path. Three powers back a separate arbitration outside the League of Nations to resolve Africa conflict and secure gains. Mussolini seeks a victory to bolster home prestige amid mounting war costs and tense diplomacy with Abyssinia.
A Jazze crowd gathered for a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included Louie Mattes and family, Chas Barnes, Ralph Mattes, Lester family, Baker family, Brunsdon, Notk family, Noak family, Rose family, Brown family, Zuck, Wieder, Johnson, Prather, Simpson, Marsh and other guests.
A garbled OCR passage references villagers, contests, and local figures across fragmented lines. It mentions names, places, and actions in a chaotic sequence with unclear chronology and many unreadable terms, offering limited readable detail about specific people or events.
Carl Frode and family spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs Temple Bentley attended the rodeo in Ridney Tuesday and Wednesday with many others from the community. Velma Prods of Keck Port visited her parents briefly Saturday. Leah Weldman stayed Monday with Mrs Blanche Davis of Fairfax. Rev C F Heaton and daughter Eunice went to Kansas City Friday for a hospital stay then returned for observation. Eunice hopes to wheat again this fall. The Jamies aid of the M B S church will meet withstra 0 H Bayless Thursday afternoon. Mrs Mitchell has been in Montana visiting their daughter and is due home soon. This is their first vacation in years, enjoying the north and west.
Fragmented OCR text references church worship and a sermon with a minister, mentions Thursday meeting and afternoon service. Content is unclear but indicates church activities and attendance emphasis.
The Methodist pastor is away on a lifeinsurance, so special services will be held next Sunday morning. Congregants are invited to attend other churches in the morning and a union service at the institute in the evening.
Baptist church notes announce no preaching service next Friday morning August 3. Pastor to deliver homecoming sermon at that hour for Bedford church. Sunday school remains at regular hour with Mrs Blinons in charge. Young people from Shenandoah Parish church plan meeting Sunday evening. Our B Y studying topic Ll j por. Immersion of candidates to be conducted at the baptistry Friday evening.
Wayne q. Clark pastor invites families to a continuation of the Community Boys Club program at the state park. A group of boys spent the previous evening at the scout cabin despite rain and plan another outing next Monday evening.
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