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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter notes Fred EL Bill as publisher and San. A. Jokunen as associate editor. Subscription rates described, with one year term and advance payment required, and a reminder that paper stops at expiration of time paid for.
Ralph Hunter of Peru visited with local residents at Birs and Mae Graham and family hosted guests at the Clayton Penny home. J L Parkison became assistant stress. Grace Graham visited Taber and Rome relatives. Dan Coster Worercher and family hosted relatives. Connell Blake’s kin visited. FE Wadham made a business trip to El Joe. W A Burk daughter Helen and Delphia shopped in St Joe. Prof Ams Huster plans a class in one practice. Gladys Graham spent the weekend at home. Ed Sheldon and wife plan a Colorado trip to visit daughter Mrs Ping Kersor. Parkicon attended exterior Berings with his wife. Albert Handy bought a new Ford. Community Circle north side group will host an evening of fun on November 6. Congregational clutch will hold the audience and admire a.
The note invites all church members to attend services this week at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. A voluntary union meeting will be held at the Metropolitan church Thursday afternoon, with plans to unite and continue fellowship afterward.
A fragmented church bulletin notes revival services at multiple congregations including Vailey Farm, Zions, First Baptist, and a Presbyterian and Methodist alliance. It calls attenders to Sunday sermons, baptism, Sunday school, English and German services, midweek Bible study, and a Father and Son banquet, urging a cordial welcome to new members and visitors.
Fragments indicate a church event led by Rev. Walker of Oklahoma with pastor F L Stene as organizer. Invitation extended to all, urging attendance at an evening gathering.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received until 7:00 p.m. on the watch day in November 1933 at the City Clerk’s office for paving work in Hamburg Iowa. Bids cover Portland cement concrete paving with curb, vertical fibre brick on concrete base, and bituminous paving all on a concrete base. Curb and gutter work also needed. Payment via assessments or bonds against abutting property. Work to begin after November 15, 1925 and finish by December 15, 1925.
The city requires bids in separate envelopes with a five percent certified check payable to the city treasurer. The pledge includes entering a contract within ten days of award and providing a bond to guarantee performance and four years of maintenance. Warrant funding and assessment certificates may redeem costs as work progresses.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to order new bids or portions of the work. Bids will be opened at a meeting after the bid period and decisions may occur on the same date or an adjourned session. City Clerk Glyde Fisher notes procedures and acceptance conditions.
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