20 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter publishes a notice from Fred W. Will stating new subscription rates and terms. It lists Fremont and adjoining counties and notes advance payment required with paper service ending at expiration of prepaid time.
A series of 1830 era announcements state candidacies for state senator state representative and clerk of courts. Names include Denver L. Wilson Carl M. Adams Ed P. Wugh and Leslie O. Rose subject to Republican or Democratic primary voters in June.
An essay rejects the idea of a self made man, arguing everyone relies on others. It cites orphans and employees who rise due to family, mentors, bosses, and institutions. True independence is impossible without communal support and opportunity from many people.
A geologist report outlines shale formations as a potential long term energy source. It emphasizes exploration, extraction challenges, and the need for careful resource management amid rising demand.
A hearing debate centered on the prohibition issue is described as needed to illuminate its true effects. The text argues for independent laboratory examination of moral, social, and economic impacts, noting foundations or philanthropies might fund such work to avoid political charges.
A 1920s report notes bunched carrots turnips and beets grown for market have surged in value with carrot production more than doubling from 1923 to 1928. Improved grading washing packaging and refrigeration, plus year round supply, spurred growth in California Texas Louisiana and Mississippi.
The nation mourns the death of former president William Howard Taft. Known for his jovial nature and the rare record of serving as both president and chief justice, Taft died after a long illness. He lived seventeen years after leaving the White House, witnessed by numerous presidents and citizens alike.
A brief tribute recalls a prominent figure whose memory endures in local history. The item honors a respected person whose influence and presence are remembered by community members.
A historical discussion argues for a new era of experts to determine if a person is extrovert or introvert and to match them to suitable roles. It warns of the errors when introverts try extrovert work or vice versa, urging protection for those attempting cross roles.
Twenty years ago few envisioned today’s car traffic and the leaps in automobility. The piece recalls ten pioneers who drove to town, horses and carriages clashing with the new era, then notes U.S. vehicle numbers near twenty million and autos first among industries. A New York health clinic for Porto Rican babies is noted, with a digression on ancient medical cautions and civic commerce.
TE ds estimates that about 1,008,000 people in the United States suffer some form of speech disorder. The figure highlights the scope of communication challenges affecting a sizable portion of the population.
Church notices list Sunday school at Cox Chapel and Valley Farm with sermons at 10 and 12 plus evening services. Evangelical Zion and Presbyterian Church share Sunday programs, including a special Sunday school institute by Rev W H Exell and an Alaska mission film reel. First Baptist reports Bible school progress, morning worship, and an evening service with organ and choir.
At 7:30 p.m. evening worship the church offers a service with Voluntary No. 1 by Aram celbel and the anthem Saved By His Wonderful Grace. Choir singing, and Life's Dangerous Trappings as the Bermary theme. Monday evening Pioneers, Tuesday orchestra practice. full attendances desired. Wednesday 7:30 annual meeting. luncheon and roll call. Thursday ghost rehearsal. Tales' aid society March 20 with officer election. Divisions urged to support homes. AZL Macmillan pastor.
The Church of Christ invites worshipers at 10 a.m. Bible school, 1 p.m. morning worship, 0:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor, and 7:40 p.m. evening service. Mrs. Albert Garst hosts Indies' Thursday. Morning sermon titled The Quest of the Lord and Pentecost, evening talk The Message of Life, choir and special music featured.
The notice outlines Thursday evening preparatory meetings at 7 00, a prayer session at 7 20, and a Bible study class at B125 7 30. It states that after this week the prayer meeting will move to Wednesday, with a quarterly conference led by District Supt Bean on Wednesday evening March 38 at 7 30. The slogan calls every church and school member to active service.
A fragmentary note urges taking advantage of “wonderful privileges” while in a shared path. The speaker, identified as Jay Kirkendaulie, hints at continuing along a chosen course before departure. The text presents a personal or exhortative aside rather than a complete event.
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