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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
2
The ad touts the largest stock of shoes in Hamburg with very low cash prices. It promises new shirtwaists for spring 1902 and a complete millinery assortment for ladies and misses with flowers and trims. It notes a one price clothing house but hints at other options and lists bargains including a boys wool suit at 1.25 and a men's wool suit at 6.00.
New shirts new hats and new ties appear in the clothing department. Agate or washable carpets priced at 23 cents and boys plow shoes at 75 cents.
An ad and testimonial style piece reports a San Francisco sale on a Brights Disease treatment for diabetes with a 112,500 stock transfer. It notes an investigation from Nov 15, 1900, 87 percent success in 38 treated cases, and offers free mailed clinical reports from the John J. Fulton Company.
Lifespan ads claim 24 hour energy and cures for torpid liver jaundice biliousness and ague. The copy touts pills that banish sickness drive out malaria and never tire, urging readers to try them for 26 cents at Bartlett and Doyle.
Bartlett notes list Council Bluffs visitors and residents visiting relatives in Nebraska and Iowa. Teachers Verne Harris and George Potter study in Thurman while school enrollment stands at twenty two in grammar and thirty four in primary.
Prof Tarrants hosted family Sunday. Wheeler visits Sidney. Will Sherman buys a horse. Vance Samuels home from Tarkio. George Lorne sidelined by mumps. Wm Sherman travels to Omaha. Rev Simons unavailable due to sickness. Hoon family from Havelock visiting Sam Touts. Mrs Chaney’s son ill after Oklahoma trip. Rev Hallam to speak Easter at Riverton hall. Miss Allie Scoles and mother visit Grandpa Scoles. Easter program at M E church. Elijah Brown Jones dies at Riverton on the 26th after lecture duty. Miss Carrie Hough returns from St Joseph with millinery. Mrs McKean returns from Sidney after grandchild Everett Leslie’s illness. Wheeler sale draws large crowd. big sale of buggies and implements. Colored troupe concert praised. Everett Leslie dies after three weeks illness. doctors assist. funeral at Baptist church. community offers sympathy.
James Brockie shelled his corn Wednesday as Mrs. Amos McElroy lay dangerously ill. Grandpa Harrington arrived from Michigan Sunday. Miss Jessie Brindle is ill with tonsillitis. Cards announced the marriage of Ida Ricketts to John Furbush on March 26. Several locals attend court in Sidney and Nebraska City. many plan moves and building projects. Sam Reed buys spring goods in Omaha.
Local items report Frank Hardy's slow recovery from inflammatory rheumatism and Mayor Morgan's grave condition. Miss Itta Thorne to teach Brightside term. Unkle Alex Leitch suffered a severe nose hemorrhage. Joe Waterman funeral held. Damon farm trade near Riverton noted. Several visits, entertainments, and licenses listed along with M W A banquet plans for March 21 and a Tabor College student’s absence due to illness.
The son of Jesse Otte suffered a burn injury on Tuesday morning when his hands were scalded by boiling water.
Miss Ada Crocker of Percival has been visiting Sidney this week with friends, enjoying local hospitality and sightseeing.
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