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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter outlines second class mailing rates for the Hamburg Post Office and adjacent Fremont county regions. It notes a subscription price of $2.50 and mentions time extensions for payment.
Local Thurman section records visits and movements including families from Peregrine, Des Moines, Hamburg, and Rock Port. Notes mention residents at Memorial Day events, a Golden Rod highway employee, and multiple households visiting or hosting in the area with several trips to Percival, Lemoring, and Grandview cemetery observations.
A historical reflection notes that public paths to goods now form in every community, driven by general advertising rather than sermons or money. It cites physicians endorsing outdoor activity like golf for health, and mentions Dr. Ben Anja Rush praising such practices as a modern societal trend.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration drafts a four year wheat marketing contract to cover 1936 37 38 and 39 with a national referendum option after each marketing year for continuance. Provisions mirror current base production and adjust inequities noted during the program. The plan seeks to include 25 percent of base acres for adjustment. Local counties face crop threats from army worm cutworms and June beetle though reports vary by county.
Fremont county farmers face an army worm threat as moderate to heavy moth activity is seen statewide. Entomologist Dr. G C Decker warns that outbreaks are possible unless fields and meadows are monitored closely and barriers are used to halt worm migration. Extension bulletin 184 details control measures to protect pastures and crops.
The church announces Sunday services at 20:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with a Sunday school at 10:00. The lesson is Practicing stewardship Today. Youth activities include Hywel League at 6:00 p.m. and a junior league. A report from Eyeworth Lome Tasture by delegates and pastor F. G. Harnes. Children’s Day set to highlight attendance and offerings toward the identity project of keeping such schools open.
County 4-H dairy clubs plan a series of demonstrations focusing on milk and cream handling and production. The program aims to improve dairy quality, with clubs urged to display techniques and sell dairy products. events will be held in the fall.
Horace A Larsen pastor notes the vacation Bible sellout ends Friday with programs in the main auditorium Sunday evening at eight o clock. Exer etc. include music by children under Evelyn and Leola Stalin, a display of oral work by boys and girls in the basement after the program. Primary under Miss Mallorie Simons, juniors under Mrs Alles Knapp due to absences. Sunday school opens at 9:45 under Mrs Wilbur Simons. Special features planned weekly. a shower held Tuesday at the Socoxy homestead for newlyweds.
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