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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
1
The column records Fern Neely’s funeral at Hamburg Nebraska with Rev Walker McKinney officiating and interment in Hamburg cemetery. It also notes visits by Mrs. Reeves and the Hatten family, plus a local ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a Burns blessing adaptation.
A fine rain fell in Mt Olive. The schoolhouse is being painted. County Commissioner Mr. Roberts visited Mr. Abe Vaughn last week. Mr. Myers repairs his water tank. Grace Coon is on the sick list. Bro McCracken and family visited Mr. Orval McCracken and family on Sunday.
Advertisement notes a range from workingmen on monthly payments to capitalist investors as part of a real estate opportunity. It directs readers to A. B. Noble, broker, in his office on East Midway Hamburg, Ja, for further details.
The World-Herald offers a campaign to clubs of four or more new subscribers at 24 cents each until December 1. The paper ships in two parts on Tuesday and Friday for twice weekly news. Subscriptions may be forwarded or sent directly with no extra charge.
A large audience is invited to examine Nobie’s listed business and real estate bargains in Fremont county with no cost to inspect. The notice urges potential buyers to contact or visit A B Nobie, Hemburg, Iowa, East Midway office, promising bargains for those seeking wealth and property. Also described is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claimed to aid digestion and stomach health.
Weather brings relief as postmaster Williams handles duties. Omaha visitor Mrs. Strawn returns home. relatives from Nebraska City and Falls City drop in. Gypsy rumors fade. several townsfolk visit farms, churches, and relatives. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Magaw. Eli Conkle funeral held. Mabel Hannan dies age 17 months from illness. Reverend Grans leads services.
Excursion rates for the United Presbyterian Church convention in Denver July 28 to 30 1900 and National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Chicago August 27 to September 1 1900. One fare plus two dollars round trip for Denver trip July 23 24 1900 good to return by August 24. Chicago trip August 5 to 29 with return by September 1. Special jumper tourist rates to multiple western points. Inquiries to LL P Oman Agt.
Advertisement note directs readers traveling abroad to request European house addresses and mentions Humphrey's Manual from Humphrey Medicine Co. in New York at Cr. William and John streets. The fragment cites shipping or distribution details for foreign residence information.
The excerpt discusses opium consumption rates in Szechuen and Formosa, with figures on daily usage and population smoking prevalence. It also describes the North Atlantic Ice Code a warning system using signal flags among ships. Balzac’s portrait of George Sand portrays her attire, habits, and motherly image, noting she smokes and dresses her daughter Solange in boys’ clothes.
An Auburd man feeds his horse sawdust and uses bran for bedding after his wife swapped the barrels. The couple’s mix up goes unnoticed as the man trains the animal nightly. The error highlights a rural comic miscommunication and a harmless practical joke gone awry.
A promotional piece praises The Tribune as independent and fearless in opinion while fair to opponents. It highlights strong national coverage, superior local and foreign news gathering, and lively financial columns. The paper promises concise daily summaries and leading sports sections.
A historical ad copy cites Karl Clover Root Tea as pacifying offensive breath by acting on the bowels. The product is offered for years with an absolute guarantee at 25 or 50 cents, sold by Jas. Mann.
Drawing and painting taught. Bring your photo for a fine hand crayon portrait. Unsatisfactory portraits refunded. Located on E street. Mrs. Cuas Hatch offers portraits for $1.50 with a 142 17 price tag.
An advertisement from C Stoner & Co promotes Week's Break-Up-A-Cold tablets to cure a cold in one night. The claim promises cheerful refund of purchase price if it fails. Price set at 25 cents.
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