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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
2
Glover praises orchard crops and stresses clean water for lambs and cows. Advice covers tillage, pasture management, shelter for sheep, careful feeding of calves and pigs, milk hygiene, butter storage, and breed selection, with notes on machinery care and the benefits of Leghorn foragers.
The Madison county court house in Winterset embodies the old style stone architecture. Built with locally quarried stone, it reflects the durable construction of historic public buildings and stands as a relic of the era.
Mrs Julian W Richards of Water loo heads the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs after a Davenport meeting. She has long stood out in social work and is well known among state clubwomen. Richards is organizing committees and preparing active work to advance edub women as federation activities grow in number and value.
A historic Woodward schoolhouse dating to 1862 stands as a relic of pioneer days. Built of logs near the river, the town’s early settlements formed around this old educational building.
Iowa coal mines are in better safety condition than ever, state mine inspectors report. Only 28 miners died in accidents during the first two months ending June, compared with the previous year.
Mary Lucas, daughter of territorial governor Robert Lucas, died at the old Lucas homestead on Kirkwool Avenue in Iowa City. She was 70 and the last surviving child of the noted governor. Ghao Ting-chun, vice-president of the Chinese ministry of interior, has been ordered to etc owing to his opiim habits.
A. H. Rap ford urges Iowa counties to use the new county hospital law to care for advanced consumptives. Senator John Foley's bill allows bond elections with a two mill tax and creates sanatorium options. Emphasis is on isolation to prevent transmission and support hospitalization of consumptives.
A Missouri Valley Times editor, at 538 years old in spirit, shares lifestyle notes as a model for health. He cites temperance, abstinence from tobacco and liquor, hot lemonade at night, and a steady routine from age 23 to 70 as he claims vitality and a claim of being 38 years old, urging others to try his regimen for forty more years.
The Iowa soldiers monument near the state capitol, designed by Carl Rohi Smith, drew harsh criticism from late Senator James Harlan who sought changes. A recent letter reveals his ridicule of the design, especially the figure of a woman atop the column, while the surroundings are noted as lacking appeal.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls Jefferson as a devoted husband with strong traits and many friends. His passing triggers deep mourning as neighbors remember his exemplary character and the supportive, close-knit community he left behind. A motherly figure recalls comforting Eben and the family’s quiet grief after the loss.
Charles T Bauer of Volant Pa endured eczema on hands arms and feet for twelve years with swelling rough dry and peeling skin. After trying galley remedies doctors and failing, he used Cuticura Remedies and saw vast improvement with hands and feet healed quickly and no trouble since.
A reader note discusses debt and nerves with quoted exchanges about singular and plural forms. The fragment references a Catholic Standara and Tinies, dated in the publication. The text shows dialect and clipped dialogue about debt, nerves, and borrowing a hundred.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to relieve swelling and soreness in shoes, with sample offer and address. It includes stray lines on manners, a Lewis Single Binder cigar, and child teething remedies, plus a stray note about elevated trains.
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