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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
1
Our entire stock of new clothing and furnishings is offered at wholesale cost with no profit. Fall and Winter goods have arrived and will be sold to the public at reduced prices, attracting every person in Fremont and Atchison counties.
A Hamburg company forms to manufacture horse radish for table use. It will operate a large plant with a new grinding machine the biggest of its kind in the United States, capable of processing a ton daily, and will draw dollars and attention to Hamburg with a Hamburg label. The Christian church hosts Evangelist B B Burton whose Bible teaching draws growing crowds and local praise.
The Tribune notes the betrothal will be celebrated at Samuel Goldberg's home with family and intimate friends. The wedding date is pending. Miss Goldberg, formerly from Hamburg, has many local friends sending best wishes. Jones and Jones reported a Thurman business trip. Presbyterian church ladies plan a Christmas bazaar two weeks before Christmas. The married ladies ping pong club meets Friday with Mrs W E Mann. some members show expertise.
Mrs. C. D. Butterfield departed Thursday evening for Ottumwa Town for a two week stay visiting friends and relatives in the area.
John Bruce suffered serious injuries after being kicked in the side by a mule at Jones livery barn on a Wednesday. He was carried to his sister Mrs Ed Anspach nearby, with a physician tending his condition. recover y described as reassuring. M E conference in Hamburg reports show district session with multiple pastors present and Hamburg chosen for next meeting location.
Ad Lair has spent the week painting the fronts of the store rooms occupied by W. W. Palmer and C. Stoner & Co.
Rumor says Hamburg cereal mills and a new factory purchased by the Western Homing Company of Chicago will open soon and run a full force. Manager Rud Beyschlag is in St. Joseph, leaving Hamburg hopeful. the plant would employ forty to fifty workers when operating at full capacity.
The township will have Peter Wikoff and W. E H. Dodds as Justices of the Peace and M. Morgan and F. McCracken as Constables for the ensuing year.
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