Candidate Announcement for County Supervisor Race
Jacobson announces candidacy for Supervisor on the Republican county primary ballot. O. K. Guthrie endorses the bid from Calispile area, Iowa, noting the June 1908 primary date.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
2
Jacobson announces candidacy for Supervisor on the Republican county primary ballot. O. K. Guthrie endorses the bid from Calispile area, Iowa, noting the June 1908 primary date.
Ames Iowa announcement declares nas as a candidate for County Superintendent of Schools, subject to Republican voters in the June 2, 1908 primary. The notice appears as a local political filing by Jay Scott from Ames.
A list of candidates announces for county offices including Treasurer Attorney and Sheriff. Franks N Fowler H B Hadley I W Douglass H B Slattery TOM Thompson Fred C Warrick Frank B Lough announce plans to seek Republican primary decisions in Story and surrounding counties with dates cited in January and February 1908.
A letter from J. A. Fitchpatrick to Republicans in Boone and Story counties announces his candidacy for state senator and requests the party’s nomination at the upcoming primary election.
George C White declares his candidacy for Representative subject to action of the Republican primaries on June 2.
The city of Ames Iowa will hold a special election on May 7 1908 from 8 am to 7 pm to decide issuing bonds of 15000 for water works. Voting yes or no is indicated by marks in specific ballot squares. Polling places include Ward 1 light plant Ward 2 city hall Ward 3 Lanning mill Ward 4 Ben Edwards Iowa State College custodian office.
Subscriptions offered a free week of Pineules with a name and address sent to Pineule Medicine Co Chicago to be mailed postpaid. The gelatin globules are promoted for back pain rheumatism and kidney and bladder complaints, with a note to mention the paper in writing.
The LeMars Sentinel argues the recent money strain in Iowa was neither stringency nor scare. It notes panic in eastern centers, but says in Iowa it merely guarded funds until eastern borrowers could meet obligations as due.
The exchange notes a bright star identified as Sirius in a casual Chicago Tribune dialogue. The snippet contrasts a playful shift in subject with a celestial reference.
A French submarine collision near Toulon left Souffleur damaged but afloat with all hands alive. Commander Lieutenant Robillot kept his crew at their posts amid toxic fumes and sinking, then ordered weight release to rise, before bonite aided their return to shore.
The Alabama Methodist Southern Conference expelled Rev. M. M. Blease for kissing a young woman. He admits guilt but claims he could not help his actions, insisting no man could have done otherwise. Blease, about forty, is married to a wife described as beautiful. Mrs. Blease blames the girl.
The Des Moines Capital, hostile to LaFollette, ran suggestive headlines praising his senate influence and roiling banking policy. The piece calls him fearless and anti corporation, noting his rapid progress and power as a Wisconsin figure in Washington.
Collected advertisement notes ManZan Pile Remedy ready for use in a collapsible tube. One application proves its merits by soothing inflammation and relieving soreness and itching for all forms of piles. Price 59 cents guaranteed. Sold by C A Gamble.
The fur seal is described as long and slender with a delicate head and two large eyes that seem almost human. It bears a thick brown coat with white hairs, needing removal before dyeing to a velvety black. It has four powerful flippers for fast aquatic hunting.
In our apartment the artist’s wife says they are restricted to wall paper choices as agents offer mostly impossible figured options. Solid papers fade their bright color too slowly, so the husband selects papers that will fade nicely for soft artistic walls.
The London Mail recounts that the man who first found gold in Australia, a Botany Bay convict, displayed a gold sample and was hanged for attempted escape. Philadelphia Record quips about a master needing a manicure when workers rebel.
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