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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
1
Publisher Fred W. Hu sets forth the Hamburg Reporter as a second class mail matter with annual subscription rates of 2.50, paid in advance. The notice indicates paper stoppages at expiration of paid period and references nearby towns Bement and adjoining areas.
A reflective essay contrasts childhood memories with modern schooling and technology. It argues adults romanticize the past while overlooking progress in teaching methods, tools like radios and telephones, and the pace of societal change. The piece notes the Mississippi River’s source region and hints at evolving perspectives across generations.
A 1934 national health and accident week notes the automobile is the era’s major danger. It cites 990000 killed or injured in 1934, with 86000 deaths and 954600 injuries, and links speed and careless driving to most crashes. Calls for safer driving, speed control, and stricter penalties as urban records improve.
Services next Sunday at 9:30 and 6:49. Sunday school at 7 o'clock. Special services in the morning worship honoring members of the high school graduating class. The subject will be Substitutes for Chimeler. The young men's octet will provide two choral selections.
Zion Evangelical Church announces Bible school at 10:60 a.m. and divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Junior choir rehearsal on Thursday.
A school event hosted a bake sale and dinner on a rainy May day. Local students and families, including Doris Jennings and Nancy Hoo Norman Athold ane Cernée Lang, attended. Catering by Henderson's reported a 24 percent profit while Helen Jennings achieved high honors with strong averages.
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