24 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
1
Readable fragments indicate subscription rate details for Hamburg area including Premont and adjoining counties. Mentions one year term and unknown payer status, but specifics on price or exact dates are unclear.
Watson notes recount visits and relatives from Nebraska and Iowa, with many names such as Mrs. Nagra Mr. and Mrs. Richard der Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ives and Orville Gamu. Several residents travel to Minnesota and Des Moines while others host guests and recover from minor injuries. The column lists social calls, hospital stays, and local arrivals in a crowded community update.
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Local residents share visits and gatherings at homes on Sunday and weekday afternoons. Church services, Sunday School, and Children’s Day programs are announced with events at Geo Motweiler and nearby households. The Epworth Institute in Indianola is highlighted along with pastor Mr. Loose and church youth activities.
A fragment describes a pastor guiding a group to prepare themselves and others, to spend time in prayer and service, feeding people. It mentions landing in an effort to understand land and a plan to stop short at a given point. The wording is incomplete but centers on a religious leader directing a community outreach.
About 108 acres of river front asparagus fields were harvested this spring, yielding 130 tons to be canned at Ooe Food Products Company's Jaske City plant. The venture grossed roughly $12,000 on a crop with growing promise, with several weeks of labor already invested in the beds.
Job ad seeks a steady local person to assist management with country business and livestock care. Desirable experience noted, monthly pay around 75 dollars. Apply to Box 7922 care of this paper, with name omitted in readable text.
Our Churches notes announce summer time changes starting June 7. Sunday school remains at 9 00 and morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon titled The Way Between the Kernel and the Shield. Beginning next Sunday services start at 9 29 with 10 30 worship. no preaching during two Sundays in July. evening services become outdoor union services with announcements to come.
Advertises Firestone Standard Tire with claims of lower costs, controlled materials, and efficient manufacturing. Highlights Gum-Dipped tread protection and high durability, urging readers to buy before Independence Day travel. Includes provocative call to action to join Firestone campaign and protect lives with new tires.
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