Dept Store Offers Millinery, Shirts, Hats At Cut Prices
The department store touts millinery at 25 percent off and discounts on Harry Vyse dress shirts, with shirts priced as low as 35c and 50c on selected items. Vyse hats offered at wholesale prices, W L Douglas spring shoes just arrived, and a wide 1901 shirt waist selection. Carpet room features carpets curtains lace curtains shirts waists and skirts. Spot cash only.
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Harry Vyse
Vyse
W. L. Douglas
Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh and Salt-Meats
Peoples offers a full line of fresh and salt meats with fish and game in season. Prices right. Patronage solicited. West side Main street Hamburg Iowa.
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West Side Main Street
Calling for Teacher Pay reform nationwide
The Capital argues that district schools face teacher shortages and urges eligible teachers to form a trust and commit to public service only when wages improve. It labels current pay as idiotic for an essential public duty.
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Hornspoons
Fremont Democrat Rail Schedules Highlight Local Lines
City and county paper lists railroad timetables for Hamburg Iowa with multiple trains daily including passenger and freight services on the Northwestern lines. Schedules note arrival times for No 27 No 21 No 01 No 22 and other services with morning and evening departures and no Sunday runs.
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Local social notes and arrivals in Hamburg area
Wesley Cowles visits Riverton with Co C Mount from Shenandoah and Sheriff Dixon from Sidney. Numerous locals and visitors from Randolph Magnet Percival St Joe and Watson are noted with meetings, a B Y P U social planned, job moves, a new bank project, and a marriage in Nebraska City. Found also are family visits, business trips, and medical and paint ads.
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Wesley Cowles
Riverton
C. V. Mount
Shenandoah
Sheriff Dixon
Sidney
John James
Charles
Hamburg
W. E. Mitchell
City
Peter Hooper
A. B. Simons
Local News Briefs from High Creek and Area
Wm. White and wife of High Creek dined with Presbyterians last Wednesday. C. Rees tripled to Missouri Valley. he recently bought a 200 acre Loveland farm. W. L. Van Eaton party from Sidney left for southern Oklahoma. Nathaniel Hickey, nearly blind from a sun stroke, was in town on business. Ad promoting Stoner & Co. music and The Success Music Co. offerings. Nebraska Indian Base Ball team to play Nebraska City May 9–10. Ada Boyer to give a May 10 recital at the Presbyterian church to aid the Endeavorers. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for digestive relief. Bartlett & Doyle sell.
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Wm. White
High Creek
Will
C. Rees
Missouri Valley
Mr. Rees
Loveland
Nathaniel Hickey
Mr. Hickey
Success Music Company
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Canada
Nebraska City
Ada Boyer
Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Bicycle For Sale at Thorp and Harris Restaurant
Bargain bicycle almost new offered for 25 dollars, steep discount from 65 dollars. Seller notes position at Thorp and Harris restaurant, cash only.
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Thorp & Harris
Making Things Homelike for Aunt Alcott Visit
Cynthia and Reuben discuss preparations to make their home feel natural and comfortable for Aunt Alcott and young Emerson from Boston. They confirm beans and large reading material, and imagine neighbors behaving like icebergs to suit the guest.
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Reuben
Cynthia
Alcott
Emerson
Boston
Imitations of Russ Bleaching Blue Warned
Claims of facial eruptions being cured by Rocky Mountain Tea and urging absolute cleanliness are advertised. The notice promotes reliable travel positions with a yearly salary of 780 dollars plus expenses for the Old Established House of solid financial standing, with no canvassing required. References and a stamped self-addressed envelope are requested to address Manager at 355 Caxton Bldg Chicago.
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WatNep
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
Methodist Church Sees Choir Excellence and Growth
The Methodist Church reports rising subscription by $450 last week. Choir singing is praised as par excellence with new anthem books ordered. Juniors delivered a creditable evening program, slightly too short, while Epworth league and prayer services expand work evenings. Reverend Bartley to preach next Sabbath. pastor to Riverton for missions.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. B. Bartley
Shenandoah
Graves
Riverton
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