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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

4

Pastor Russell Urges Destruction of Bible Hell Doctrine

Kansas City and Dallas reports recount Pastor Russell arguing the Bible hell differs from medieval torture concepts. He advocates annihilating the hell doctrine to reveal God’s character, deliver mankind by resurrection, and establish the Messianic Kingdom while urging ministers to preach the Gospel of Hope beyond the grave.

Kansas City Russell Bible Student Jess Jesus Ena Christ

Butterfield's cuts on children's shoes and slippers

Local shoppers are invited to save in Butterfield's shoe department as a closing out sale for children’s footwear. The notice lists residents visiting relatives and minor home repairs around town, including painter work on Wilt Laraway’s south Main Street residence and repainting of Charley Faxon’s Bennett property on Argyle Street. A Skinner tire pump found near the office is awaiting owner proof of property and payment.

Wilt Laraway South Main Street HG. Butterfield Howard Colon Baby Omaha Bennett South Argyle Street Charley Faxon G. C. Farley Frank McBride Gus. Wagner Patti Vera McBride Fred Miller Sidney

Value of the Little Birds to Farmers

A plea for protecting birds as natural insect destroyers. The piece urges laws to curb hunting and establish penalties, arguing birds safeguard crops as insect populations rise with land clearing. It ties bird protection to better harvests and reduced pests, urging farmers to press lawmakers.

Garden and Farm Notes Update for Farmers

Rhobarti is an easy crop to grow and potato bugs were light this year. Poor rotara holding in potatoes, and clean cultivation can kill joint grass in beet fields. Alfalfa seed fields must be weed free, batten barn cracks before cold weather. State and county fairs benefit farmers. silage and good selling crops are essential when pasture is scarce. Before filling stave silos, inside painting with coal tar is advised. Stacking wheat improves more than quality alone. Do not waste corn value if no silos. Potato digger performs best in mellow soil free of stones. Alfalfa seed cutting uses a regular mower, with or without bunching. Farmers should ensure watertight stalls and gutters and adequate bedding to absorb moisture.

Local Social Notes From Sunday Visits And Visits

Watson Jom Payne and wife spent Sunday at the Grover Harman home. Mrs 5 D Hudson, Mrs Chas Ramsey and Mrs Line Adams and daughters were shopping in Hamburg Friday. Miss Lula York is confined to her home with German measles. S F Garst and family Sunday at Frank Wilson home near High Creek. Floyd Adams and companion spent Sunday with Vernon Herren and wife. Maude York visiting in Watson. Mrs J A Gray enjoying a visit with her mother who came in last week.

Jom Payne Grover Harman 5.D. Hudson Chas. Ramsey Line Adams Hamburg Lula York Floyd Adams Friend Vernon Herren

Hamburg Iowa ordinance tightens fire limits on block 107

The city council of Hamburg Iowa extents fire limits prohibiting wooden structures on the southwest quarter of block 107. Buildings must be brick iron or stone with metal roofs and no stack of hay grain or straw allowed. Violators face misdemeanor fines from twenty to one hundred dollars and nuisance abatement costs. Passed June 7 1913.

Hamburg Iowa City of Wagner E. G. Tiller

Kipling on Grand Canyon in Yellowstone Park exhibit

The fragment recalls Kipling describing a deep gulf in Yellowstone National Park with circling birds and vivid color washes on the canyon walls. It notes the Yellowstone River as a narrow jade strip and hints at distant echoes of ancient conflicts and legends.

Rudyard Kipling Grand Canyon Yellowstone National Park

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Kell Pastor Russell Fastor Russell Hell God the God of All Grace Dallas C. T. Russell Europe America Elis Sen Messiah Great Britain St Paul Dechirea Astor Russeld Butterfield's Ayes Watson Frank Castleman Kansas Miss Maude Resier Fred Arnold Leta Agee Henney's Chas. Gregson Shenandoah Frank Hayes Miss Sanders ‘of C. M.garst Farm Main Street Riverside Hotel Harl Bunker Union Pacific Grand Island Hart Nebraska C. E. Danforth Mesdamies J. P. Baker Mattie Talbert Dunbar Neb Burlington K.r. Sperry G. W. Gillespie St. Joe Dan Arbuckle G.H. Garrett Maryville Mr. Garrett G. H General Electric Co Mazda Edison Gem H. G. Butterfield Pred W. Hill Fern Heckel Paceass Riverside Canning Company D Street Dean S. F.garst Frank Wilson High Creek Lorimoreberg Town That Gulf Yellowstone Yellowstone Park F.R. Elton Simpson College Simpson Indianola Allet M. Ruggles Francis L. Strickland Curip the Bank of Hamburg J. E. Morgan L.A, Rees G, M. Beal Franklin van Meter
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