16 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
1
Notice from Pred W. Hill publisher of The Hamburg Reporter describing ineligible second class matter inscription rates for Premont and adjoining counties, with post office payment terms and expiration. The notice specifies in advance rates including 52.00 for local and 1.00 for all others, and that paper deliveries stop at the time paid for.
A vivid, period voice surveys technocracy as a new theory blending technology, economics, and political hope. It traces how mass production and machine power reshape society and prompts debate over overproduction, distribution, and governance. The piece links business insight to community progress and urges local support.
The article reflects on George Washingtons ideals for guidance amid troubled times and notes a spring season push in Coburg with two new stores and planned business expansions. It mentions Ed Stenger and Phil Stenger origins, a Bellevue Nebr connection, and potential garage construction in the west Coburg area. It also reports church notices and community events, including a Washington birthday celebration and various services.
In the religious column, Wilkes notes strong church attendance and a positive spirit across services. The Sunday school reported 175 presents last week though turnout remains below ideal. the auto tour is progressing with free air gas and maps. Plans for Washington birthday festivities were discussed in the senior union, with junior and senior meetings well attended. A Ladies aid gathering was scheduled, choir practice set, and birthday wishes extended to Dr. R. C. Danley.
Night alert by two youths from Waters 40 Rock Port reported a blaze at the Ohirt home. Flames grew in the closet before occupants realized the danger. Fire caused extensive interior damage and destroyed stairways, origin undetermined.
A fragmentary report suggests a fire was discovered by workers as they mined a road in Atchison County. The text hints at danger to young men and possible loss, but the details are incomplete and unclear.
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