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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
2
A Thursday publication printed in Humbalat Humboldt county Iowa by We FRANK JAQUAY Butnrad at the port ofeuin Hursholdt Town. The text shows a second-days call matte.
The piece argues for arbitration over South American disputes, citing Monroe’s 1823 doctrine to block foreign territorial gains. It notes England and Germany favor arbitration but hint at broader aims, critiques U.S. intervention in Cuba, the Philippines, and Mexico, and laments ongoing European involvement in the Western Hemisphere. It also covers domestic concerns about mail delivery and political commentary on Roosevelt, trusts, and party politics.
The Georgia Telegraph comments on Mr Cleveland's advice to party members and Bryan’s claim that no real Democratic party existed before his leadership. It notes Bryan’s fierce rhetoric versus Cleveland’s traditionalist stance, and suggests reorganizers could control the party if Bryan’s view prevails.
The Humboldt County Farmers Institute meets January 13 to 15, 1913 at the Russell Opera House Humboldt California with sessions at 1:30 PM and 1:20 PM noting speakers on dairy, farm values, trusts, negotiable instruments law, alfalfa, poultry, fruit culture, sheep and goats, cattle raising, weeds, hay tools, and manure spreaders. Officers to be elected and all subjects open for discussion.
Livermore notes list social calls and visits from A. J. Ratlega in Hart home to Itwingare, Pearl Lartham's return, and Regina Reilly in Humboldt. Obituary for Miso Bralla fant, Idauwriter of A.D. Hunt, with funeral at the Hart home and Tuesday service. Various residents travel, school programs, and upcoming Ladies League meeting to prepare the Christmas tree.
Attendees included the President, cabinet, and diplomatic corps at the Metropolitan M. B. church funeral for Mrs General U S Grant. The service featured brief remarks by Rev Gristol, choir numbers Lead Kindly Light Nearer My God to Thee, and a benediction with army officers in full uniform as ushers. The Youth's Companion advertises condensed news and subscription offers for 1903.
High Bordol notes report school closing for two week vacation with seniors choosing graduation topics. Mentions pictures, club activities in Deathfotnea, debate program on Hadulbal versus Alexander, and a Sailors banquet at Walter Langlass home. Social games, skating plans, and local shop notices follow, including jewelry and silverware promotions at Reed's Jewelery and Getman & Ghuwa.
From the Reowick Times Show in town last Monday night. A Friday night dance. Migs Nell Larson in Humboldt Tuesday. J. Baxton returned from Minneapolis Sunday. Frank Blas and G. Tyndale were visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartholomew in Humboldt Saturday. Dell Garr and Doosie a baby boy born Monday. A ball Friday evening drew a good crowd. Geo. Watkinson back from Kansas City at week’s end. Christmas Eve dance planned at Becker Cheever’s ball with the Young Orchestra. Several Hardy changes: Ed Queary runs the restaurant, Thompcon the meat market, I. Potter moved his barbershop. Thirty Good Templars from Livermore visited the lodge, served supper at the hotel.
The note lists social gatherings and visits around town. Miss Tenn Williams hosts Thursday evening with other locals at Loula Manson’s, Annie Oatremie visits the Manson home, and Myron family members and Ole Nervig households are noted. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bhefisad plan a trip to Roland and Sinter, while Joe Bsheftland heads to Hamilton for Bounty.
A fragment from a local page notes candidates Alnwick and Weittan for the Republican ticket. It mentions a person from Austin, a visit to his grandmother, and travel to Garwin Iowa to relieve an agent at a place. Also referenced are Mrs Overbaugh and her daughter Mil and others at a rural outing.
A scanned item from Lather Iowa reports visits by Lydia Turner and Gret Madison, with local business openings including Bob Fahrion’s photography gallery at Btrackh’s restaurant and Hawthorne’s relocation to Renwick to open a meat market. Mentions include marriages, illness such as pneumonia in Joe Stokesberry’s child, Miss Mary Pierce returning to Oresco, and an upcoming New Year’s Ball at Renwick by Bent, McCorry & Son. Other notes cover dental practice prospects for Dr. Horton, town steamery activity, a delegation to an encampment at Wolster City, local trips to Stockholm Nebraska for a golden wedding, and various town residents’ movements and visits.
Classified style excerpt shows offers for wool blankets with 25 cent cash deals at local stores Getman and Shawn. Mentions Mantle Clocks at Read’s Jewelry. Includes notes on education, teaching qualifications, and a demand for school graduates with available parts, tools, and catalogue requests.
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