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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
4
The Bazaar advertises tobacco tags and garden seeds at five and nine cent prices. Businesses such as H. A. Noble and H. E. Fugitt ship goods to Nebraska and St. Joseph. Residents travel to Omaha for monuments and home improvements feature in Hamburg community notes.
Farragut Iowa April 28 J C Jones of Farragut sustained severe injuries when a runaway team swerved from Main Street crashing his wagon. He was unconscious after landing on his back with no broken bones reported though internal injuries possible. His daughter Helen Jones witnessed the crash and was shaken but unharmed.
C B Stow ex pects to move to San Antonio Texas in the near future to open an exclusive men s shoe store with his brother in law W T Wood He will retain his Fremont county interest and continue improving his Clover Wave Hereford herd
For Health's Sake advertises a herb sale featuring fresh and dried herbs with prices and pickup details. The announcement notes contact information for purchasing and directs buyers to ck Refrigerator for delivery or curbside pickup. DINWINDIE & Son listed as sellers or partners.
Local items report Kid Mincer visiting county capital and Jacob Hydinger in Sidney on business. Special 9 cent bargains in queensware at the Bazaar. Several residents from Riverton, Hamburg, Shenandoah, Peru, and Geary are mentioned in visits and trips. The Minerva club banquet honors Mrs. Reeves with silver spoons. Rev Cole previews stereopticon views. juror selection for the Milt Hatten case excludes several townships. sheriff summons 30 special jurors.
W J Clinton reports by telegram that his son Superintendent Guy Clinton is in San Francisco en route to Shenandoah for a brief visit. Clinton served four years in the Philippines, later became Manila school superintendent, and will return to his duties there after a short stay. His sister Della also worked as a teacher in the islands.
An Oklahoma origin Loco plant specimen sent by J C Dennison is on display at the local office after being donated by S C Rees. The plant grows in western states and is linked to severe illness and death in horses cattle and sheep. Colorado spends large sums on bounties to eradicate it, and experts theorize fermentation in the animal gut produces a poison causing loco.
Merchants in Watson Missouri report thefts after hours with skeleton keys, small loot, and losses around 35 dollars at South & Horn. J E Hall joins South in Hamburg to swear out a warrant for Elmer Case, who is arrested and claims innocence while returning to Missouri without papers.
The jury in the Hydinger v. St. Joe and C. B. R. R. case found for the defendant. Hydinger sought 1990 dollars, alleging river obstruction by the railroad bridge near Hamburg harmed land and crops, but the verdict declared no damages.
The three month old infant of Thos Lytle of Locust Grove was laid to rest Thursday at Locust Grove cemetery in a brief burial.
The Ethel Tucker Stock Company, touring Hamburg, is hailed as one of the best repertoire troupes to visit. John Dillon’s Wanted the Earth drew praise for Whit Brandon’s performance. Sue Dear impressed with Miss Tucker’s acting. Tonight’s program includes Queena, and Saturday features Jesse James with special scenery.
All members of Nishna Valley camp No 1020 are requested to be present at the regular meeting May 7. Business of importance will be transacted. W H Mitusr Clerk.
A. A. Simons offers a girl for general housework duties. The notice requests inquiries at the advertised address and provides contact details for applicants.
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