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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
2
Publication imprint for Humboldt Iowa weekly Republican paper. Details include publication cadence, subscription terms and rates, and postal entry information. Contains garbled OCR text clarifying Humboldt location, time frame, and payment guidance for subscribers.
The Humboldt Republican defends newspaper independence against temperance pressure urging editors to push moral crusades. It argues home and fire side campaigns win temperance battles not broad editorial fights, citing trade balances, protectionist views, and local notices as core content while lampooning rival editorials and a fictional failed railroad job initiation. The piece also promotes local advertisements and reader interest items, including a peculiar street story and farm publication offers.
A difficult clipping blends county financial entries with scattered cultural notes. It records explicit clerks fees, salaries, bridge and road works, and miscellaneous expenditures alongside a long quotation from a Philadelphia physician about deathbed fearlessness. It also includes advertisements, book offers, and a lengthy appreciation letter for a Farmers Institute banquet with thanks to Russell House staff and a recollection of Sousa’s Wagner reflections.
Bik Watare, a Kaneos City dress goods manufacturer, offers ladies a Laffeta silk waist or skirt made to order in color of choice for 25 cents, regular value 6.25, through Economics Watate and Skirt Meeting Co. office 314 New Ridge Building, Kansas City Mo. The offer aims to quickly advertise goods as each wearer acts as a living ad and promises prompt replies whether or not a purchase is made.
Copy describes Week's Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets made with quinine peacag and cascara in chocolate coated pills. It claims to cure a cold while you sleep, avoids quinine head effects, and sells for 25 cents. Agent listed is C Hubbard.
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