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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
Local items report moving plans of Sheriff Harris toward Tabor and a Uncle Tom's Cabin revival. Hamburg and Thurman area notes record births and accidents, a youth drummer boy Civil War claim, cattle feeding shipments, a reorganized Nebraska City team, a tax drive for Taber College endowment, a rabbit hunt fundraiser, and a large Missouri river dyke project improving seasonal flood protection along the Nishua and Nishwa rivers.
The text notes wild fowl and rabbits on McKissick’s island for the bantaman harvest. Rabbits damaged vegetables last summer. locals hope hunters can reduce them without harming other crops. DeHaas hunted rabbits, while John Dean’s winter prospects include onions, fish, and fur trades.
Kodak druggists advertise specials while local chatter mentions Mrs Watt Chandler visiting in the city and plans to move to California for fruit business Join Martin on South Main street reports a busy week Lonella Buthorff works at a bazaar clerking Mrs Frank Stow leaves for Mesita after a visit Holiday goods priced low by Stoner Simons Drug Co
Comforting words describe relief from backache and kidney complaints after using Doan's Kidney Pills. A Hamburg resident, D. Carman, recounts severe pain in 1902 and credits the remedy from Doyle & Wright's Drug Store with curing him. He also notes a coworker improved after following his advice.
A young man from Shenandoah and two companions sought a hunting license from deputy auditor Frank Jenkins. After a comical sequence of questions about age, height, eye color, and even hair color, the man realized a license would not serve his purpose. He was then redirected to procure the proper permit.
An aged ad note from A E Davis, grocer of Sulphur Springs Texas, claims regular bowels since using Dean's Regulets after being constipated. The piece reads as a printer’s query and reflects up-to-date style for conveyance and legal banking notices.
A disjointed ad style notice touts Burdock Blood Tonic as a liver remedy and blood purifier. It claims to aid digestion and cleanse the system though medical support and clarity are absent. The fragmentary copy emphasizes vitality and health benefits.
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