13 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
1
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Denver L. Wilson announces candidacy for a second term in the state senate from the Fremont Page District subject to Republican electors at the primary on June 2, 1830.
A local call to support public schools stresses teachers as builders of youth and future community success. Parents are urged to visit, encourage, and commend educators, noting that positive engagement boosts students and strengthens civic life for years ahead.
A discussion on education notes the shift toward character and general knowledge in public schooling. It cites varied teaching methods influenced by teachers, climates, and opinions of prominent figures in the New York Times survey. It asserts character education gains priority and signals a hopeful future.
A fragment discusses how societies resist modern women’s fashions. A painter portraits a lady with concealment drapery and a hacksawlike technique, illustrating a tension between display and modesty amid changing styles.
In a debate on new 100 franc pieces, artists protest that the chosen models favor long hair over modern women. Designers lean toward classical imagery, prompting concern that future generations will view today’s minting as outdated rather than representative of contemporary France. Coin collectors crave antiquity, while no modern woman serves as model.
Some people read every issue of the home pager and every small ad to spot items of especial value offered by local merchants. The paper carries plenty of bargains, and patient ad readers usually find good deals that merchants must tell truthfully to stay in business.
An essay discusses the mystique of medical practice, noting doctors often rely on unreadable notes and pharmacists dispense from cryptic prescriptions. It cites Norway’s law mandating plain legible prescriptions with signed names and warns such measures could reshape patient trust and medical tradition.
A statement from the American Automobile Association outlines key traits of a safe driver. It emphasizes self control, maintaining a vehicle in good condition, choosing speeds appropriate to conditions, and courteous behavior toward others. The guidance lists main moral factors for safe driving without claiming to be exhaustive.
A fragmented note discusses how the average metorie could relieve himself and other highway users from municipal laws and regulations hindering progress by addressing the accident problem. It implies a need to reduce regulatory impediments through practical solutions.
Walter Oakes entertained for winners Mr and Mrs Millard Strait Ais Lalu Taylor and children Fel day Claude Oakes sixth birthday. Families visited Sunday dinner with Millard Strate and others. Shorthand note on speech pace and Palestine Vermont size and wealth class attitudes follow dense fragment.
The Sunday morning message from With Our Churches Presbyterian Church centers on Lent. The speaker emphasizes enlarging life through spiritual growth and avoiding trivial temptations. The address highlights pursuing greater usefulness, happiness, and spiritual values during this Lenten period.
A Sunday program invites members and friends to Evangelical Zion Church for Lent. Pastor Pfaltzgraff urges attendance, highlighting English sermons at 10:22 and 7:30, Vespers, and special itinerant services. The note praises recent Lenten sermons and previews "The Great Commission" and "Christ in You" themes with cooperation from local churches.
The community church announces evening services at 7 30 p m with a responsive sermon theme Attend ance not less but larger The choir will render special music German theme The New Challenge Weekday programs include a Pioneer weiner roast Tuesday orchestra practice midweek service opening exercises Warp and Wool March 19 The Judes wid society meet at Mrs Frank Mead on March 13 An aid event at Mrs B S Reaves home Thursday 7 30 pm choir rehearsal and renditions praised by the congregation Pastor D L MacMillan notes church school Sunday 10 00 am preaching 11 00 am Epworth League 1 30 pm evening sermon The Slave Spirit and the
A church announces a preparatory class for children at 7:00 PM and prayer meeting at 3:15 PM. It urges all church members, including Logan and Bery, to attend and remember the church school.
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