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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
7
Humboldt County items report storms, sales, marriages, school news, and a fatal bolt incident. Local business shifts, notable visits, and community events fill pages as residents react to weather, arrivals, and civic updates amid a bustling county scene.
The notice lists church services at Congregational, Baptist, and Christian Scientist groups with 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. sermons, Sunday School, Junior and Epworth Leagues, and a union temperance service at 8 p.m. at the Congregational church with Rev. James E. Himrod as speaker. It notes delegates’ reports, choir practice, and recent Junior League additions.
The sixth year of the enterprise closes its yearlong program with a successful completion. The Daccalaureate by Dr. Cathcart, anniversary exercises by the Literary Societies, and the Healy Oratorical Contest are reported with prizes and judges. Commencement featured Capt. W. T. Chantland on The Small College, clarinet solos by Prof. Thomas, and a banquet hosted by Methodist ladies.
College notes detail a strong year with many students leaving for jobs or returning home. Professors travel, new calendar plans set the opening for August 20 after July summer school and institute. Graduates secured positions, the commencement praised, a library fund gift given, and the college reported debt paid off.
A reader letter urges delegates to vote for the most worthy Republican candidate at the state convention. It defends Cummins while questioning Tremain and the Des Moines Ring, calling for careful past-performance review and unity for the party's sake.
Rushed pricing for Nickel Plate Route travel to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Round trips priced at 16 dollars with 15 day limit, tickets on sale daily from Chicago, stopovers allowed, and a 1 dollar deposit fee for ten day overnights. General Agent John Y. Callahan, 11 Adare Street, Chicago, offers further details and schedules.
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