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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
2
The Reporter notes the Thaw case advancing daily and Wood continuing the battle with Senator Platt, while Snell’s candidacy is revisited. It mentions a dwindling reader base, a veteran roll call, and debates over nominations. Council Bluffs acts to curb vandalism with fines. Hamburg building owners face renewed enforcement.
A long notice urges voters to consider the Railroad Commissioner race in June. It highlights Mr. Frank H. Keys of Council Bluffs as the best candidate, stresses the link between manufacturing, shipping, and farming interests, and urges voters to weigh the office's impact on state policy and farm values. The piece notes primary timing, past nomination issues, and endorses Keys on the Republican ticket. It also mentions related political notes including Roosevelt era appropriations, local tickets, and university accreditation visits.
A class of 19 graduated from Sidney schools last week with exercises held Friday evening. Howard Putman, who recently underwent appendicitis surgery, is rapidly recovering from the procedure.
A mare in pasture at Elmer Faris's home reportedly gave birth to two colts. One colt was a mule colt and the other a horne colt. We could not interview Professor Rees but note both colts were perfectly formed and healthy at birth yet died from lack of 11. while in the field. See our job work prices.
An OCR fragment from a St. Joseph Missouri section advertises “indestructable” steel records at Cail at Cowel’s and various medical cures by Dr. Thoma and Dr. Barton, plus Clover Brand poultry products. The garbled text mentions eye and ear specialists, a private hospital, and a farm product line with toxic guarantees for chicken and eggs.
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