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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
1
A notice to readers about newspaper subscription terms for Fremont and adjoining counties. It outlines pricing for United States residents, with a one year rate of 99.50 in advance and information on paper stoppage at expiration.
Government film Wheels of Progress shows value of good roads for farming and modern transport. Rural advancement relies on education and libraries, with two thirds of states taxing to support county libraries. Americans seek better access to reading, education, and modern communications to keep farmers in step with time.
Mr and Mrs Re We Mbinefinit and their children departed Monday morning for southern California by way of the Grand Canyon. They plan to return through Salt Lake City and Denver, seeking a pleasant change due to Mr Mansfield ty sabber’s health. His brother Marty of Hamburg and Walter Sellegron of Red Oak will manage his undertakings, with others able to handle the remainder. We wish them a pleasant trip.
A cryptic note questions the value of Teasoo money as a beeayee voice discusses scarcity and worth. The brief exchange hints at an unusual monetary curiosity and local reactions may follow.
Farm Bureau notes describe seed treatments in corn plots with various products and counts of stalks per hill. The report mentions ethics checks by Alice Putlee, 4-H and Girls Club events in Ames and Prairie township, upcoming Baby Bad and Pig club tours, and a dairy emphasis with pasture and feeding practices. A Marion county farmer unearthed five skeletons while plowing, revealing wood encasement and layered remains.
A garbled report notes a dairy testing event in Fremont and Page with twenty seven cows tested and two hundred twelve pounds of milk total. It records an average yield around twenty four pounds per cow and mentions thirty something entries without clear dates or names.
Report describes skeletons found in a field used for water cultivation for twenty years. Workmen uncovered broken skeletal remains and arrow heads, with several stone axes, indicating an ancient Indian burial site. The discovery marks the first hunt bones unearthed in this area and suggests historical significance.
Church notices describe morning worship at 11 a m with a Bible topic The Key of Paradise and special music The pastor will preach on Consecration Sunday services include English sermon at 11 a m Lord’s Day and a welcome to all The Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m Thursday Bible study and prayer meeting at 8 00 p m with Daniel 2 81 to 43 noted The Ladies’ Aid and Mission Circle hold meetings with Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Frank Mead on specified Thursdays Choir and violin duets listed Speakers names include Miss Wilke Sodom and Miss Irene Schlotthauer at church events
A cheerful notice invites families and babies to Cox Chapel for Sunday services at Valley Park. Sunday school starts at 10 am, morning worship at 11, Epworth Leagues in the evening, with Berrybody family and Pastor Paul K Holland. Prebysterian Church details include Sunday school at 10:27.
The Juntoy Grebe church issues notices inviting all to weekly services. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm with Bible study. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at 2 80. Children’s Day program next Sunday morning. Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 am for two weeks. all children urged to attend.
Church announces a weekly schedule with a 12 a.m jog worship, league service at 7 p.m., evening worship at 8 p.m., and Wednesday belt time at 8:09. The message extends a cordial welcome to all to attend these services, signed by BLL, Stone, and pactor.
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