Local candidate announces for County Superintendent post
Della Sinons declares candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools subject to Republican primary voters. Primary to be held June 2, 1908.
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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
3
Della Sinons declares candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools subject to Republican primary voters. Primary to be held June 2, 1908.
The article notes 71 of Missouri’s 114 counties are dry with six more voting on saloon prohibition within a week. It highlights Senator William Allison of Iowa turning 79, and records his long Senate tenure since 1878 with little opposition. It warns voters to scrutinize school board candidates and warns against ax grinding influences in elections.
Representative Hepburn prepared to introduce legislation this week to ban jobbery and gambling in stocks. Washington dispatches hint at action. The aim is to force dealing in real values and end fortunes made or lost by stock manipulation, signaling a drift toward a business millennium and provoking reactions in the East.
Snow melted. Walter Rice shipped fat cattle. Assessor Barnes busy. Mrs. Andy Barnes visited her mother. Mrs. Bud Finnell recovering. Dave Findley plans a spring residence. Cr Baker and P J Noblitt delivered hogs at Hamburg. George Thayer made a business trip to Hamburg. Rich Findley improving as a carpenter. Zell Bagerton shipped cattle and added feeders. Mr and Mrs Emmet Maupin attended a Nebraska City funeral. Carmel to have a new church organ. Rev Brower to hold services first and third Sundays. Protracted meeting at Madison interrupted by weather. services set for second and third Sundays. Families along route report whooping cough. Arthur Sanvers among them.
Family ties and moves noted as Harry Zucks Lyman Zucks and John Stossean's children appear in this jumble of notices. Charley Warnstaff relocates from south Ham burg to North Street, a week of activity. For sale: young cows gentle and halter trained, will freshen soon. El Y Wright and W L Kenney MD Eye Nose Throat services listed. Timothy clever and wild bay horse for sale. J F Miller Barton Pitts listed as eye ear specialist. McBride Co Trenton spotless coat orders via C A Cowles Main St. Many ill effects from impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters promoted for digestion and liver purification.
A Hamburg Iowa resident Samuel Q Howard reports using Dean's Kidney Pills with quick relief and improved kidney function. He endorses the product as indispensable and notes no better remedy. Sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
T B Hickman who has been foreman of the Cressap Ranch near Payne for several years has severed his connections with that place and left Wednesday for Columbus. Mr. George Colon and wife of Council Bluffs and Howard Colon of Omaha were called Sunday night by the illness of their father O P Colon. Miss Lyle Alberson has accepted a position as apprentice milliner at Connor's millinery parlors.
The unsigned group in Hamburg Iowa dated February 24 1908 agrees by mutual consent to set barber shop prices effective March 2 1908. Listed: haircut 25 cents shampoo 1 cent sea foam 15 cents beard trimming 15 cents face massage 25 cents shave 10 cents neck shave 5 cents. No further sale of shaving tickets. Signed by Finnegan and Wingate N Hopkins Roundtree and Murray LC McBrida and others.
Hamburg Canning Co advertises for corn pickles and other season items, inviting suppliers to bid or contract for the campaign. The notice signals procurement needs and directs potential providers to engage for the forthcoming season.
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