21 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
A garbled clipping mentions Frei and Hill with Bas A Johnsen and Annociste Falter. It references the Hamburg post office on Second Clana matter, signaling a local municipal or postal notice pending clarification.
A local reflection warns that memory failures cost citizens money, urging thought before action. It argues that many small unpaid debts and overlooked payments drain merchants and professionals, while advocating community unity, personal responsibility, and steady work locally. It cites Boy Scouts, unions, and Hoover era warnings against foreign monopolies, urging prudence and loyalty.
Fine weather and a grateful pastor report a strong congregational turnout at Valley Farm on Sunday with eight people present. An evangelist is expected for the last two weeks of February. Sunday services continue at 10: Bible study and morning worship led by Pastor K Christie.
The Japior Union meets at 6 80 in the auditorium. A pageant Im migrants at Ellis Island will be presented by BFP U members. Midweek prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 7 40 Bring your Bibles. Sunday school at 10 Morning worship at noon Junior Endeavor 345 Evening service 730 Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Gottsches Thursday afternoon Guild gathering January 26 Lecture Course February 11 with pastor W Claudy on Damaged Goods Young people lead the evening service.
Sunday evening January SL plan to give the home front full house. The minister B Over Holser invites attendance at the Methodist Episcopal Church. You can spend a profitable hour at the church if you attend Sunday school. We begin promptly at 10:00 with no excuse to be ignorant of the Bible. All ages welcome to profit by regular attendance. Come and see for yourself.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions times and names in disjointed form, including references like 6:98 and 724. The text appears to be an unreadable blot of multiple items with no clear event, location, or clear subjects to summarize.
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