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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
1
The Hamburg Reporter lists post office entry as second class matter. Fremont and adjoining counties pay 82.00 for one year. All other U S zones: one year 2.50. Subscription ends at the expiration of time paid for.
The notice outlines church activities including Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, junior and senior endeavors, evening service, midweek prayer at 7:30, and choir practices. It encourages attendance, solicits help, and mentions a Friday junior choir and senior choir meetings. A rally is planned next Sunday at 1, with a goal to boost Sabbath school offerings to fund new schools.
The notice outlines revival plans at First Baptist and Methodist churches with preaching times at 10 11 2 7 39 and a series titled Significant Signs of Sin and Salvation. Evangelistic meetings run nightly except Mondays with music by Mr and Mrs Edward Shimer and a new Conference year at Zion Church with English and German services.
John Brady funeral conducted by Rev D G McDougal at the family home in Watson. Services were at the First Episcopal Church and he was buried in High Rock Cemetery. A large group of sorrowing friends and relatives paid tribute to a well known county figure despite the messy transcription.
An obituary recounts Mr Brady's long life from Manchester Ohio to Watson and later Plattsmouth Nebr. His death follows a track accident caused by a faultless daydream over a projection. The piece praises his memory, honesty, leadership as husband and father, and his connections to Atchison county and Casper Wyoming, with many dignified tributes from friends and relatives.
Mrr and Mrs Walter Case of near Hamburg spent Saturday at Saning with the Jems Gaines family. The farm bureau movie was postponed to Friday due to weather conditions. Mr and Mrs Mike Leisman and family spent the evening at the Grover Harmon home. Milewise Wier was a guest at the McNeal home Sunday. Mrs Ebb Good was a Hamburg caller Thursday. The local school is being wired for electric lights under H.2 Shandy. Bill Leon shipped a carload of hogs last week that topped the market. Jessie Thomas spent Sunday afternoon with L. Addington. Tar Good of Council Bluffs visited his mother and John Good. Raymond Liesmann bought a new 26 model Ford touring car.
Simple buckthorn bark and magnesia based Adlerika claims to ease stomach trouble in ten minutes by freeing old waste matter. It stops bloating and heaviness, leaves you cheerful, and is sold by leading druggists and I B Gaines in Watson Missouri.
Fragmentary ledger from an agricultural fair lists departments and premiums for horses ponies and other exhibits. It shows totals for miscellaneous expenses advertising printing and other costs, ending with a handwritten balance of 241.88. The text is partial and contains OCR errors but records a financial summary of the fair.
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