02 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter lists postal service terms and subscription rates for the Hamburg Post Office area and surrounding counties. It specifies annual in United States zones, with payment terms in advance and at expiration.
A national credit association reports it has secured more than a million dollars to prosecute white collar crimes, including fraudulent bankruptcies and insured arson. The piece argues credit remains essential to American business, while urging honest practices by members and merchants to curb public dishonesty and temptations.
An article laments the high financial impact of city noise on worker efficiency and public calm. It describes deteriorating streets, outdated pavements, and the burden on public life, noting authorities seek noise reduction measures amid concerns over urban vitality and public wellbeing.
The article contrasts library readership with newspapers and magazines, arguing many books and back issues go unread while libraries can expand reach by lending the present alongside the past. It promotes a Department of Agriculture bulletin on planning and tracking family expenditures to guide spending and value. It also discusses capital punishment, arguing life imprisonment can serve as a constructive alternative and notes a New York executioner’s nervous breakdown after an electric chair case.
Members are urged to attend next Sunday for the missionary program led by Mrs. A. E. Wanamaker, superintendent of the Sunday school missionary society. A morning worship will be led by the Woman’s Home Missionary Society with their annual thank offering. Rev. Frank Beam, Clarinda district superintendent, will speak. Epworth League service at 6:30 pm features Institute attendees from Sidney. Union service at 7:40 pm at the German Lutheran church. Midweek service planned for Wednesday.
Local churches announce joint midweek prayer and Bible study at Evans Evangelical House of Worship this Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Families and babies encouraged to attend, with Christ centered instruction and welcoming atmosphere.
The M. E. Church South reports a recent revival at Valley Park with fifteen new members and announces upcoming services at Cox Chapel next Sunday. A sermon series starts at morning service to prepare for future meetings and an Epworth League supper is planned for February 14. The text also notes a conference event at Valley Farm Pass on February 10 and a church offering at 7280 on that date.
A weekly sequence invites congregants to a Wednesday 7 20 prayer hour and a Thursday 2 30 Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Fret Nemer son home. Choir rehearsal follows the mid week service. Next Sunday service at Zion venture church invites all to attend. Silas R Overholser minister delivers the evening message.
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