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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

3

Uniform divorce laws debated by national congress in Philadelphia

A fragment from 1906 reports notes the push for nationwide divorce standards aligned with state laws. It mentions inheritance tax debates and President Roosevelt's suggestions to ease burdens on the less advantaged, plus Kansas Governor Hock's encouragement to uphold public duty and dignity.

National Congress Philadelphia Congress Thig Roosevelt Gov. Hock Kansas Toles Rss

Letter from Jamieson Targets Small Town Influences

The Sun notes that Jamieson the new state senator published a letter claiming to be from a girl who says she had a hole in her stocking. The paper offers a year’s Swan subscription if the young lady reveals her name, with assurance her name won’t be published.

Jamieson the Swan Sun

Chivalrous Husbands Support Suffragists in Hyde Park

Husbands of imprisoned suffragists in Hogland defend their wives. Councillor Baldock spoke at Hyde Park protest. Cobden Sanderson donates 50000 to the Women’s Political and Social Union. Petnick vows 50 dollars daily for two months, totaling 8000 to the union. Alice Stone Blackwell endorsed Thomas Electric Oil as a long used remedy.

Hogland Baldock Hyde Park Cobden Sanderson Petnick Het

Governor Houk Fights For Law Enforcement In Kansas City Race

The article portrays Governor Houk as vigilant in enforcing state laws against corporations and trusts. It asserts he faced defeat due to opposition by Standard Oil railroads and liquor interests, while claiming the governor’s supporters view him as protecting law abiding citizens. It includes unrelated anecdotes from Duchess County and Harper's Weekly about a family employing a maid and a misheard exchange.

Houk Kansas City Kansas Timothy Woodruff Duchess County Margaret Marzaret Harper's Weekly

Sublime NERV: Robertson and Trescott in a comic exchange

Robertson returns home to find Trescott in evening dress helping himself to a cigar. A playful dispute erupts over a loaned umbrella and the insult of being mistaken for a boastful dandy. The scene ends with Robertson reluctantly sharing his prized object.

Robertson Trescott Roberson Bellingham’s Jericho Fi Cain

Sure Deserved the RelI Aunt Lizzie Teeth Sandpaper Tale

A humorous snippet relates Aunt Lizzie advising a niece to sandpaper teeth, then attempting the same on gums with limited success. The second item cites a Santa Ana party featuring a guest of honor to be killed and eaten, described by the Los Angeles Times as a depraved display.

Newport Santa Ana Orange County Hoste Los Angeles Times

Burlington Route Excursions Inter-State Dairy Meeting at St Joseph MO

Round trip tickets go on sale December 12 to 14 with return passage to start by December 13 1906. Fare 290 dollars. Also opening of the Big Pasture Reserves in Kiowa Comanche and Caddo counties Oklahoma. Tickets good 21 days on sale December 1 to March for Marlow J T Waurika Lawter Chattanooga Hobart and Freden ah Oklahoma. W A Caldwell Agent.

St Joseph Kiowa Comanche Caddo Oklahoma Marlow J.T Waurika Lawter Chattanooga Hobart Fredenah Okla

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proved life saver

A Hol ly Springs resident credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving her baby after a severe virulent infection left doctors unable to help. She sought various remedies before following the storekeepers advice and reports the child is now alive and well. Also notices list unsettled letters in Hamburg Iowa for the week ending Dec 7 1966 and local social updates.

Chamberlain Maby W. Spence Holly Sprinst N.C Tames Mann & Son Hamburg Towa

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