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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
Local Iowa newspaper item notes routine page metadata with author Edwin H. Gillman and date November 23, 1962, indicating a standard issue entry. No further readable article text provided to summarize a specific event or notice.
A Missouri statistician estimates five journalists will sit in the next legislature though not naming newspaper men. Railways raise wages and freight rates in tandem. The piece urges Teddy Roosevelt to back up bluff against the coal trust under the Sherman act, warning Baer and his barons.
The note forecasts Smoot’s possible Utah Senate win with no ouster. It contrasts with the Roberts case where plural marriage led to removal, predicting no crime for a Republican having plural wives.
The city authorities urge immediate sewerage work for Hamburg's business area. If councilmen and board of health neglect their duties, new officials will be elected next spring.
A reflective syndicated column questions readers about gratitude amid economic woes and press ownership. It criticizes trusts and the Republican leadership for rising living costs while wages stay flat, urging readers to consider what they are thankful for this season.
The Kansas City Star criticizes a government partnership with infant industries as mendicancy and cites the tariff as causing vast inequalities. It labels the Republican program as delaying action on antitrust and tariff reform until after the 1904 election, with the Senate blocking efforts and postponement the norm.
The Kansas City Star is criticized for backing a party favoring high tariffs, described as a plan of plunder rooted in the republic’s political soil. The piece argues that supporting such a policy parallels the evils of wartime trafficking in people and questions the Star’s responsibility for its past editorial stance.
The piece contends Republicans will roll out pledges attractive to voters while noting past failures to redeem promises. It questions whether the public will accept pledges as in prior years, citing six years of perceived obligation breaches affecting the masses.
The Midway restaurant offers the best line of chocolate candies at 10 cents per pound, cheaper than any city store. William Roberts of Farragut visited Hamburg on Sunday. Miss Ida Franks of Farragut visited the city on Saturday.
Fred Travis of Hamburg joined the navy and stationed at Newport Port Rhode Island won second place among 1200 contestants in a national scholarship art contest. The first place winner had three more months in naval school, giving them an advantage. Methodist ladies held a Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar.
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