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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
1
The Presbyterian Church at Graver invites members to attend services this Sunday at Cox Chapel with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 and 7:30. A special event titled Win One Cash will feature booster activities and a children's program. Donations of $80 per year are requested.
Morning worship at 12 m with the subject The Scape Goat and evening service at 7 36 p m featuring instrumental music. Evening sermon titled The Lord's Day. All are invited to attend.
Fragmented notes recount Watson club activities with mentions of Hicks as a Ramberg caller, Mrs Grover Harman, Bobbie Gains, and thanking beds and helpers. The text also references Wise Addinmea, Jesse Thomas, Boss Lane, Jobtann, Merle Coffey, and local families amid a late- week wrap of events and prizes. Some lines are garbled, but the core theme is community appreciation for club organizers and participants.
The column mentions Mr Field possibly joining later, Mr Bowman improving, Mrs Haith visiting Brownhike Nebraska, and Wilda Matthews who fell from a horse injuring her collarbone. It notes younger folks planning tennis, thieves seen around town, and Dan Thomas from Philidelphia visiting Harmbure with parents this week.
Faint readable fragments report aging residents visiting relatives in Omaha and Scott, with mentions of Bert Wadham and Don Coster. The text notes a business caller in Sidney, a failed attempt at a sale, a house and belongings movement, and a Saturday social in Nebraska and Kansas.
A letter recounts a local town paper accepting odd items for a so called pews item a married daughter’s birthday write up. The narrator claims the exsubject mocked the paper then stole and ruined staff work, culminating in a grim shredding of the mangled remains behind a grocery store.
The tale describes a battle between ants and a term used as rivals who threaten control of a franchise. Amid attacks by menacing creatures, the ants press the advantage and drive back the opposing forces in repeated efforts to seize leadership.
A wry note on the mishaps of automobile tours. It laments leaving forgotten belongings in hotel dressers and mocks rising costs from delayed communication, noting yesterday's two-cent stamp now buys a fifty-cent telegram. Glory is tied to dyed beauty.
The article warns that foreign pests are often transported from Africa and elsewhere to America and planted, escaping natural enemies. It notes past introductions such as the boll weevil and Japan beetle, and explains the department’s urgent efforts to find natural enemies and curb new invasions before they cause widespread damage.
A fragmented line hints at a quirky item or event involving Comel and brushes linked to a peculiar origin. The readable bits suggest a light anecdote about odd product traits or a local tale with quirky wording. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
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