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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
7
Dr Kenneth Murchison, physician and surgeon, operates with Dr Regan at the Fantous faylinerystore location. Telephone numbers appear as 19 and 72, with an old style district dialing format.
Local notes list residents and visitors. Frank Stow traveled to St Joe Missouri on Tuesday. Jas Howard returned to Marna Nebraska Thursday. Miss Doyle visited Omaha early in the week. Mrs E G Fisher visited High Creek this week. Frank Henderson stayed with Doo Harrow Monday. Frank McBride made a business trip to Watson Wednesday. Arthur Guides also did business in Rock Port Wednesday. Forrest Anepch and his wife moved into the Catholic parsonage. Mrs W G Vanderpool went to Omaha Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs Leonard Gammins returned Saturday from Texas. Gen Baker’s little son is improving nicely. Mrs Geo Meeks of Riverton spent Friday with John Wright and wife. Paul Sullivan of Centennial was in town Saturday. Mrs Dr Hayes hosted Miss Mabel Williams recently. Dr Sykes and wife drove from Farragut Friday to Sunday. H G Butterfield and wife moved to a new home on Main Street. Gus Wagner returned Sunday from Des Moines after attending the grand lodge of the Maccabees.
A wide cascade of social notes from Hamburg Nebraska records visits by Dr H Hayes and Miss Bobbie Fisher in St Joseph, plus trips by Henry Aydinger of Omaha, Misses Marvin and Howard from Sidney, and many local residents. It mentions church events, an ice cream social, a Leviathan variety of guests, and a festive Minnewaska party with Indians and a war whoop, plus community remarks on trains, sickness, and a successful fortitude of crops.
Masury's Mixed Paints available at Jas Mann and Son druggists. Widespread local sales and promotion noted in the shop's inventory and advertisement listings.
Mothers report relief from sore nipples after applying Chamberlains Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe with a soft cloth before feeding the baby. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by James Mann & Son.
The Minnewaskas held a lively week of gatherings including a Friday party and an indoor picnic dinner. A 15 minute original comedy sketch delighted guests. Monday’s meeting at Mrs. Glohas Connor featured forty two games and the Odds won the loving cup. Next club meeting is Friday with Miss Barbara Kuin.
Key West patrolman Rolland Gurry says rheumatism plagued him for over two years until a local drugstore bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After two weeks of use the pain disappeared and he has remained free of the dis ease for more than three months. The claim is pursued by Jas Mano & Son. Ham Blonk and his mother travel to Kansas then Indiana for a summer visit.
A Henriet ta, Pa. family reports their five year eczema case in a boy improved after using Electric Bitters. Doctors said hopeless due to lung involvement, but several bottles cured him. The testimonial promotes Electric Bitters as the best blood medicine and health tonic, sold at Julien Drug store for 50.
Through the columns of your paper I wish to extend to the many friends who so very kindly met me and assisted in the last sad rites occasioned by my return to Hamburg with the remains of my beloved grand father Andrew J. Edwards, the sincere and heartfelt thanks of Mrs. Edwards and myself. Very sincerely yours Edwards Clay.
Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland writes she can recommend Chamberlain Cough Remedy The girl Catherine two years old has used it for colds since she was two months old A month ago I contracted a dycadcus yet I took Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was as well as ever The remedy is sold by Jas Mann Son The Famous Selection Edge Drop John Deere Corn Planter at Daveys
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