04 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
1
The notice lists rates for United States subscriptions by zone. One year in adjacent counties costs 20, other zones 2. Subscription continues until payment is made and no renewal is recorded.
A fragmented farm policy debate splits Republicans and Democrats over whether the government export corporation should aid farmers against European competition. Proponents warn that failure to resolve cooperative marketing will harm rural districts and jeopardize support for reform.
A portents piece argues readers should support local businesses to strengthen their communities and criticizes advertising from outside towns. It warns against lawless public opinion shaping bad laws and urges civic respect for all enacted statutes. It reports on a rob-like assault on Clyde Tinker, detailing the home invasion and nonfatal injuries, plus a separate case of Vern Hagger accused of forging checks across Glenwood Hastings Malvern and Glenwood.
A fragmented church schedule lists Sunday services at United Methodist and Presbyterian churches, prayer meetings, and union services. It notes a Brotherhood meeting on February 16, calls for church members, and urges attendance at Sunday school and missionary offerings.
Four evangelical churches in Hamburg join for a second union evening service at the Presbyterian house of worship next Sunday at 7 30. Pastor J C Steplen will preach on The Gospel Balance Sheet risking the soul for a gambler’s life text Mark 8 56. First Baptist Church details include Bible school at 9 am and morning sermon Leviticus a Book with the Shadow of Sin.
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