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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
2
Charles Yates a wealthy farmer living about five miles east of Shenandoah was killed last Monday night when a team of colts ran away. The wagon overturned after a loose plank tipped the wagon on the bridge, trapping him in the wheel. He leaves a wife and several children.
Mr Swan reports good patronage at Clifton house and Chas Farris to assist in future management. Sophia Nies died at her mother's North Railroad street home. Mrs Cravey and Mrs Beach plan Des Moines trip for Mothers Convention. Beach to visit Council Bluffs and Omaha. Shenandoah officials and visitors toured Phelps resort. Mystic Shrine delegation from Merits Tragernity attended in St Joseph. 28 novices at the session. W T Davis and Walter Dewey named national Democratic delegates. Davis draws popular support but tickets are limited.
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The Sidney community reports church revival preparations at the Presbyterian church and gospel meetings led by Evangelist David M. Conn. Renovations include repapering and electric lighting. a large platform and choir will feature the event. Local merchants, residents, and visitors catch up on work, marriages, and social visits while noting fruit farming potential in Mills County and Glenwood.
Thursday evening the Minerva club hosted Miss Julia LD Brown with a formal banquet in their decorated club room. An elaborate menu featured Strawberries coffee sherbet deviled foods and various sandwiches followed by desserts and lemonade. To the toasts Miss Brown received appreciation from the club and a friendship bracelet as a memento of her bright service.
Prairie hay offered at Valley farm two miles northeast of Nebraska City Junction for four dollars per ton. Also an ad for "Weeks" cold tablets by C Stover & Co with a 25 cent price and a cheerful refund if no cure.
We extend our sincere thanks to the many friends who willingly assisted us during the long illness and recent death of our beloved father L. McKean, Mrs. Hannah Cowles, Mrs. Alonzo Cowles, Mrs. T. C. Catlett.
A Webster City preacher promised a future sermon on Hell and who will be there. Since announcing it he has received letters from a lawyer two newspaper men bankers two hotel men two real estate men and four drufats threatening to withdraw their support if named.
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