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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
For rent a boom for tent inquire at the Reporter office. For sale a good U S mail bus inquire at the Reporter office. For sale two large glass 2435 feet inquire at Reporter office. For sale a fine well improved cattle ranch in Colorado address Gol care Reporter.
Local notes report Frank Young returning to Ord, Colorado, on Sunday of last week. Elmer Mosney came back to Kansas City after wintering away. Pat Riley the blacksmith from Percival spends Sundays in town. Frank Harrow of Sioux City Iowa visits Doc Harrow Minnie Howard, now employed at Percival, returns Friday. Frank McBride conducts business at Coburg and Red Oul on Monday. Walter Lant goes home to Rocky Springs Wyoming after visiting friends. D Manson the cereal mill day miller travelled to Indiana last week on business.
Dr H Hayes and Miss Alice Morgan return from Dakota teaching. Fred Hil from the Democrat spent Sunday at Woodbine with friends. Mrs EN Parkhurst recovering. U S Wing on a county seat business trip. Charles Johnson of Watson called on Mam burg. Miss Besse Noblit drove from Rock Port. Will Warnstaff from Newton Neb visited family. Mrs Perry Wheeler of Walden Mo in city. John Simmerman and wife visited from Ativerton. Charles Nelson headed to Big Horn Valley Wyoming for summer. Clem Lisith family at Adams property on Mall Street. Roy Hains study at Gem City Business College in Quincy. Frank Frede from Nishna Kotna and Mr Gross from Turkio on business. Mrs Bail Vombe improving with medical care. W T Davis, Robert Blades and family left for Glen Lawn. Mrs John Simpson near eight miles SE请 in city described as sickly but improving. Omaha trained nurse assisting August Warter then returned to Chicago. Mrs Jus Hanley with Rain Colon to Omaha for sister visit. Mes Waw Slusher north of city ill but improving. Benj Gadget very sick at father-in-law Abner Griffin’s Locust Grove. Mrs John Martin and granddaughter Sena Nelson visiting Bavyrus, Kansas. Frank O’Connor enjoyed a road ride to the city. Boy injured by horse kick slowly recovering. Mr Griggs and daughter visited James Hunter in Watson. Dr Buriff, M E pastor, attended district Epworth League at Woodbine. Pred Toedt on home seekers excursion through Panhandle. Wives of Walt DeHaas and E Ball took fishing trip to Pritchards Lake. Crawford Good and wife of Watson returned after visit. Mrs McNeal of Watson visited Hydinger family.
Advertising note listing price points for dimities and sheer white goods in multiple quantities and prices including 10c 19c and higher. Mentions fine stripes and checks and various yardage or unit costs across the selection.
Leon Smakey departed Sunday as a delegate of the Masonic order to attend the State Grand Lodge session at Clinton Ta. The item notes a weather forecast with a day of rain and the expectation of more sun, reflecting local conditions and newspaper tone. A brief product plug for Dr Thomas Electric Oil claims pain relief and wound healing, available at all druggists.
Mrs. Geo. Siger and her son traveled from Council Bluffs on Thursday to visit friends. Mrs. Wm. Record, previously under doctor’s care, is now in an Omaha hospital and is said to be improving.
Colic and diarrhoea pains are quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Jas Mann and Son.
Tonight if you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight. They produce an agreeable laxative effect clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 23 cents. Samples free at Jas Mann son 3 drug store.
An old advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters tones the liver and stomach, purifies the blood, and relieves languor and headaches. The copy targets readers feeling run-down and suggests this tonic as a remedy. Mattie Shaver is referenced in a casual customer tone.
A letter from Cedar Trove Me praises the Magic No 3 as a wonderful mascot for Geo H Parris. It claims after liver and kidney trouble and failed remedies, Electric bitters brought relief. one bottle helped and three completed the course. Guaranteed relief on earth for stomach liver and kidney troubles by Julen Drug Co SOG.
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