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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
9
A classified item offers a farm for rent and a well improved ranch for sale in Colorado. Inquiries directed to Saint Holmes and to the Reporter office for the rental and sale notices respectively. The notices reflect local newspaper classifieds seeking interested parties.
Ross Findlay made a business trip to Sidney Tuesday. Mrs. Charlie Warnstaff is on the road to recovery. Nondas Fowler visited AD aunt at Payne Tuesday. Frank Miller came down from Percival Saturday evening. C Campbell had county seat business Monday. Samuel Townsend has been indisposed several days. Rev. Booker WwaS en route for Laclede Mo. Mrs. Doca Miller came from Watson Monday for a brief visit. Sam Wildswud wife of next Thurman visited old neighbor Sunday. Prof. Gao Brown of Shenandoah visited Saturday with his mother.
A parade of social notes records Dr H Hayes and Jeff McNall on a Langdon business trip, Henry Hydinger visiting Omaha relatives, Mrs A C Leach and two children from Rock Port, and Dr and Mrs Hoover returning from Big Horn Valley. Other items include Mrs James Yowell and two children from Farragut, J T Leland building a barn, the McAdams family moving to Lincoln, Miss Jennie Notson’s trip via Fremont to Cement Ohio, and several visits and events involving local residents and workers across Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan, and Iowa.
The article records mixed health notes on Grandpa Hamann with friends hoping for recovery. It mentions local events and concerns including smallpox fears, Decoration Day plans, and a courtly scene about a beardless boy and a bashful girl denied marriage due to a lack of permit.
A Fort Edward resident touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for incipient consumption and coughs. He claims the medicine ended a terrible cough and eliminated other symptoms until full recovery for his son's wife, with a trial bottle offered. The ad notes prices five cents and one dollar with a full guarantee.
A mixed update recalls licenses issued, plans to move to Warland and a family relocation. J Abbey spent weeks in Wyoming and plans to move with his family. Grant Neely loses a hundred dollar bill blown from his office into a pasture where a daughter later found it. Howard Mitchel, the last of three early arrivals, died in Indiana and his funeral in Sidney honored a veteran with pallbearers Asa Mann and others. Also mentions a John Deere planter ad, church union questions at national gatherings, and local church discussions in Grinnell and St Joseph. May Miller hosted a birthday gathering on Argyle Street, where friends gave her a gold ring.
Local druggist Jas Mann and Son advertise Masury's Mixed Paints for home decorators and painters. The notice highlights availability at the retail store, inviting customers to inquire about color blends and finishes.
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