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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
4
The Watson news item notes a court convening on May 7 for an appeals case and mentions graduation exercises set for May 15 with students taking exams and graduating. It also describes snow and weather effects, comments on port and tax matters, and local civic concerns.
The fragment references a John Deere invention or product called Two Row Disc Cultivators attributed to C. W. Davey. The readable portion hints at a catalog or patent noting the device. No clear event or outcome is established.
Record of district court bonds for Polly Chambers and others, with bond amounts 1400 and 4000, plus notes on community events. Sidney area items include cemetery bid, funeral service led by Reverend, graduation plans, parish and school remarks, and local trades. Also mentions Postmaster Stiles enthusiasm, Swearengen homestead sale, and Sheriff Burris related updates.
Farmers plan to plant corn as soon as weather and frost allow. Orchardists have given up fruit prospects and redirected efforts to other methods of obtaining food and supplies for the year. Local trustee Bend joins the community in Bamburg and will be missed in that office.
The fragment notes the burial at Olive cemetery beside a person named Parman several weeks dead and describes his birth, marriage, and long health issues. It recounts the family’s moves to Hamburg St. Joe and Kansas City, mentions Mr Wooton who hunted furs and wolves, and the wolf and pest nests found with tailing ears sent to Sidney for two dollars.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cylic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted, unfailing medicine used for decades. It notes it can be prepared with water and sugar to improve taste and lists Jas Mann and Son as a seller.
R F D No 3 reports snow and rough roads yet still driving farm work. Wheat fields and clover look thrifty while corn planting starts and fruit blossoms face storms. Local visits include Topeka guests. island buyers scout, and King road may ease road conditions. Miss Long teaches Lewis school as close of spring term nears.
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