Fronent Democrat June 5 1901 Hamburg Iowa Official
The Freon ton Democrat is an official city and county paper published for Hamburg Iowa. It is entered at the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
4
The Freon ton Democrat is an official city and county paper published for Hamburg Iowa. It is entered at the post office as second class matter.
Dense list of social visits and local events from Sidney Nebraska areas. Includes residents and visitors such as Elder from Knox, A B Noble from Omaha, Miss James of Kansas visiting Grandma Robb, Thomas Kemp from Shenandoah, and many more. Also notes weddings, funerals, illnesses, railroad and bank activity, and civic events including Masonic work and K P memorial services.
Ad Ides urges customers to view a fall collection featuring tailored suits praised as the finest in the country. The promotion stresses affordable prices within reach for all shoppers and encourages a visit to shop the new line.
As wheat price falls by ten cents a bushel, flour is cut proportionally. A sack of the best flour on earth now costs 85 cents at Eagle Mills in Hamburg Iowa, offered by H R Grape.
A starving London man failed to digest his meals and died as a result. Early use of Dr King’s New Life Pills could have aided digestion and appetite. Pills claim to strengthen the stomach and aid assimilation. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Bartlett & Doyle, druggists, sell the remedy.
Dissolution by mutual consent ends the co partnership Finnell & Fisher. Debts owed to the firm to be paid to Finell Brothers for settlement. Dated Hamburg Iowa June 24 1901. Signatories John Finnell Jr and Charles Fisher. Local notices also mention residents and railroad staff movements in surrounding towns.
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