Fremont County Republicans Hold County Convention
Fremont County Iowa Republicans met February 28 to select delegates to state and congressional conventions. Temporary chair W. T. Davidson led the body with S. H. Harrison as temporary secretary. A committee from each precinct was chosen to report credentials and later delegates to the state and county conventions. Resolutions praised Roosevelt, Allison, Hepburn, and Asher Mann, affirming Republican leadership and reform records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Nty
Iowa
Vention
Rder Oy
BE. E. Hawley
W. T. Davidson
H. Harrison
Benton
Glen Williams
Fisher
C. A. Vaugha
Franklyn
R. ‘J. Bryan
Green
Chas
Madison
N. B. Snapp
Monroe
Clark Tompkin
Prairie
H. E.wood
Riverside
Louis Hetzel
Riverton
W. B. Miller
Ross
D. C
A. L Chantry
McClintock
A. L Holmes
Reamont Cduaty
Republican ‘Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. B. Allison
United States
Senate
National Congress
W. P. Hepburn
Congress
Asher Mann
Fremont County
A. L. Chantry
A. L.holmes
Notice of School Election in Hamburg Iowa 1908
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent district of Hamburg Iowa that the annual meeting will be held at the city hall on the second Monday in March 1908 from 4 pm to 6 pm A director will be chosen for a 3 year term succeeding Frank Davis another for 3 years to succeed G M Bealard and a treasurer will be elected The meeting may transact any legal business. B F Franklin Secy Feb 26 1908 Also county tax data across Fremont County 1907 shows overall property value up $214 728 after exemptions total valuation $21 028 012 and an 18 mill levy to cover expenses. 1906 levy was 17 mills. 7000 more was needed in 1907. Also ad reads: Fine home three blocks from school modern and well water offered by M A Travis at C W Davey’s implement house.
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Hamburg
Towa
Frank Davis
G. M. Bealard
Fremont
M. A. Travis
C. W
Davey
Church notices and community announcements in Hamburg
Church notices list services and topics for Church of Christ Baptist and Methodist congregations, with sermons on religious topics and special speakers. Local clergy announce Sunday school, morning and evening services, midweek prayer and Bible study, plus a few personal notes on residents and a real estate listing, ending with a report on liquor campaign signers and business representation in the town.
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Methodist Church
Duke Alberson
College of Dressmaking Opens in Hamburg City Hall
The College of Dressmaking will begin active work next Wednesday at 2 p.m. The classroom will be in the City Hall upstairs. Ladies of the community are invited to visit on opening day and afterward as the course offers a worthwhile opportunity to learn dressmaking in Hamburg Iowa. Frank Davis will not seek re election to the school board and suggests new members be chosen. Oliver Whetstone spent last Saturday at Phelps Missouri.
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All Ladies Aid
College of Dressmaking
City Hall
The
College of Dresmaking
Hamburg
Frank Davis
Runaway Horse Injures Farragut Man in Hamburg
John Hogsett of Farragut narrowly escaped death in Hamburg when a frightened horse- driven buggy ran through Main Street toward D Street. Hogsett was thrown headfirst onto brick at D Street crossing, suffering cuts to his left eye and cheek. Dr. Hoover treated him at Riverside Hotel. he regained consciousness later that night and was reported doing nicely at home Saturday. The horse team was later returned to Brown, with KH Smith aiding near Wing farm. The item also notes county financial report publication, election news, and a note on Drs Mittchell and Wanamaker considering School Board runs.
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John Hogsatt
Farragut
Hamburg
Everett Brown
Hogsett
Brown
Bronson’s
Main Street
D Street
D-street
Main
Hoover
Riverside
KH Street
HK Smith
Wing Farm
Mr Brown
Surprise Dinner Ends With Warm Neighborly Cheer
Neighbors gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Paul Cooks home for a surprise dinner. She found the table laden with dishes and welcomed guests instead of only Mrs. Nix. Mr S Cook named royal entertainer, others regret Mr Cook’s absence. Also notes Miss Della Simons announced as Republican candidate for County Superintendent, praised for decades in Sid ney schools. Multiple local moves and arrivals followed, with church group planning a chicken pie dinner and bazaar on Saturday, April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cook
Hear Sby
Mrs. Nix
S.” Cook
Mr. Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
C- B. Sulls
Peter Feil
Franklin
F. W. Hill
Hull
John Calls
H. E. Wood
C. C. Scheaffer
H. Chaney
C. Starr
Sidney
H. E. Hawiey
Washington
Ala Mann
Geo. Bogar
Des Moines
S.N. Heaton
W. H. Sheldon
William Eaton
W.S. Greenwood
R.C. Campbell
Creston
T. S. Stevens
A. A. Timson
L. C. Clark
B A. Swisher
W. M. Paul
W. E. Mitchell
Thos. Thompson
Committee On Resttution
Com
Sec
B. F. Franklin
Sec’y
Church of Christ Bible-school
Prdechigiservics
S. Isaac Elder
Presbyterian Church
D. B. Cramer
White City
Kansas
Baptist Church
Hariette Heller
Omaha Detention Hospital
A. R. Ayers
India
A. B. Adams
Emil Rose
Germany
Mr. Rose
T. A . Beritly
Chilligothe
Aille'tailoré’ Aan Cigar Meutactut
Oliver Whetstone
Sandsy
Phelps, Mo
John Mogsett
S. J. Rodda
Omaha
Della Simons
Sidnay
Miss Simons
Sidney Public
Ers
Simons
Harold H. Williams
Amarillo
Texas
Williams
White Hall
Ilinois
White Hall Sewer Pipe and Stoneware Company
Dave Parry
Dave
Silas A. Jacks
Perry Shadle
Slippery Elm
J. P. Robinson
Garden City
Kan
Church of Christ
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