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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
Notice dated Sunday January 29 1964 announces subscription rates and post office handling in Hamburg Iowa with a one year prepaid option priced at $1.00.
The case ends with an acquittal for Senator Deitrich though prosecutors stress the evidence raises concerns about his possible guilt. Jurors found him not guilty on the charge, leaving ongoing debate over his actions and intentions.
The remark notes that the opposition to the Panama canal proposition is heavy on politics and short of statesmanship, implying a critique of their approach rather than the plan itself.
Congressmen Walter L. Smith earned national notice by averting an enraged mob from storming the Council Bluffs jail. A medallion head of the embattled congressman appears in Leslie's Weekly with commendations likely aiding Judge Smith’s next sheriff nomination in Pottawattamie County.
Congress moves into a packed week with two houses facing a heavy calendar. Executive business has priority while discussion topics include the Panama outrage and post office scandals. The Hepburn bill placing pure food transit under ICC oversight awaits urgent consideration.
Fremont county court concluded a four day session with Judge Green presiding. No major cases arose. 39 continuances, 20 appearances and 3 criminal cases on the docket were resolved orcontinued. Several dismissals and decrees were entered, including foreclosures and quieting title actions. The grand jury was dismissed and the term noted as one of the shortest in county history. Additionally, an advertisement offered 50 rich farms and 10 stock farms for sale in northeast Nebraska through Homeseekers Investors Union Orchard Nebraska with contact in Sidney Iowa.
C F McCracken opens a lunch counter in Hamburg in the opera house block, succeeding Smith Bogan. The menu features genuine Mexican Chili, hamurger sandwiches, oysters any style, and items from the lunch line at all hours.
Massachusetts Governor John L Bates in his annual address urges granting women the right to vote, noting women's equal taxation and civic duties. He cites past governors and argues reform must begin with the voting constituency, urging public spirit and moral reform. A separate notice advertises Dr Dick's Pecan Oil and a 1903 Fremont county court execution sale in Sidney.
Merle Lerew reports buying a 40 acre Missouri farm from James Poindexter in Atchison County. Advertisers seek homeseekers investors, offering land from 10 to 20 dollars per acre and rent alternatives with favorable terms through Sidney Iowa contacts E W Runyon and C W Mitchell. Nishna Valley Seed Co. seeks corn samples for top market pricing.
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