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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment reports a local public matter with readable references to a person and an organization. The exact action, place, and date remain unclear but the item suggests an official notice or briefing.
An Iowa newspaper comments on president and cabinet speeches amid tariff debate. It criticizes Republican pledges and argues for Democratic control to reap tariff relief, noting skepticism of anti trust measures and consistency of political promises.
The piece condemns tariff protections that aid trusts while praising Hearst's rival travel plan for Congress members. It contrasts the president's rail trip funded by railroads with Hearst's planned trip to the territories financed by his own funds, arguing over who serves public interest. It notes Democratic leaders discuss 1904 nomination prospects and mentions Prosperity strikes of April 1, highlighting wage versus living cost concerns.
The St. Louis Republic announces a $10,000 profit sharing for subscribers who estimate admissions to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition opening April 30 1903. Prizes include $5,000 to closest estimate, $2,500 to second, and $2,500 split among near-accurate entrants. Subscriptions and blanks available through April 29 1903 via The Republic offices or mail.
The sheriff of Fremont County Iowa announces a sale of lots 5 through 8 in block P Thurman. The sale is on April 9 1903 at 1 PM in front of the courthouse at Sidney to satisfy a judgment of $1064.84 plus costs against W P Savage and Etta B Savage in favor of H McCartney. Ingz P Dixon Sheriff of Fremont County signs the notice.
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