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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
3
Twenty five years of women confiding their issues to us shows the need for full information to treat cases properly. Wes Chappell of Grant Park II endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for inflammation of the ovaries and womb, urging others to seek her medicine.
A string of small town updates from Hamburg and surrounding communities. Mentions of visitors and residents including John Cook and Elmer Buck, frequent business trips in Sid ney and Knox, and church services at M E. Also notes about road conditions, school opening, and local advertisements for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Election day results with Citizens ticket wins in Hamburg. Local court activity includes numerous cases, jury service, and ongoing property, divorce, and title actions. Notable items: several residents attend court, a murder investigation update, and community announcements including revivals and local business movements.
The Pan-American Exposition will run May 1 to November 1, 1901 in Buffalo to showcase Western Hemisphere progress across a century. The Nickel Plate road promotes travel from Chicago to Buffalo with dining cars and no extra fares, offering a Pan American folder and hotel accommodations via General Agent F J aps in Buffalo.
Jurors Noah Landrith Ora Hatten George Lusby A Lightfoot Ed Gordon W H Martin W M Leacox Jas Long C Carson Will Kerens C Ey Kegger and W S York served as the panel as the trial closed Tuesday evening. The judge ruled there was insufficient state evidence and directed a verdict of not guilty after both sides rested. The case had been tried twice before with hung juries.
Ora Hatten visited Sidney on Monday. Mrs. O. B. Scales spent Saturday in Hamburg. Miss Carrie Hough plans a millinery opening Friday. Some measles cases are able to be out again. Roads remain muddy. Mrs. Catlett of Hamburg visits sister Mrs. Byars. A. T. Wheeler traveled to Omaha earlier this week. Mrs. L. A. Williams and Grace Smith visited Hamburg on Wednesday. Lena Chaney of Farragut visited Aunt Mrs. Byars on Sunday. Rev. Wickersham lectured at the church Thursday afternoon and preached in the evening. Lilla Fox returns to work at Mrs. Chas Adams after illness. Dr. Knepper and Dr. Auger form partnership and will begin housekeeping soon.
Week ending March 23 shows multiple transfers including NJ Jennings to T Brall in 28-69 42 and 2940 W E Mitchell to C F Estes in 34-70-43. Other deeds involve JG Bushey and wife to WL Brooks, C Estes to F M Hiatt, Estes and wife to B E Diatt, and Edgerton et al to C Weilta. Additional transfers include Nat B & L Asan to W BKB and N G Houts, RB Lair to JW Bogan, Jones to J D renee, Cose to P E Grady, McCaughan to Mrs E Stickler, Clark to J J Eckhio, J R McCaffree to T Smith, Dora Lioya to A Liess, Lindsay to A M McCaffree, and I A Loose to Paul Ht Marley with various lot and block designations. Amounts range from 700 to 7000 dollars.
A Morganton Tennessee parent reports Bucklen's Alpha Balm cured his daughter's scald head. The ad claims the balm is a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles and notes 250 units available at Bartlett and Doyle's.
The advert claims Mendel's Dynamic Tabules end cold and cough within days based on multiple testimonials. Barclay Henley, Emma Hollin, and H. L. Van Winkle report dramatic relief after using the remedies. Inland Drug Co. promotes postpaid orders and local agents Bartlett & Doyle distribute the product.
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