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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
1
Ancient Rome and a mix of 1900s politics and news
A mosaic of notes on Roman London built centuries earlier, Sahara size, and Iowa political chatter. It covers court views on insular cases, Tom Way and Gardener Cowles in the House, Sen Collins as presidential hopeful, and a feud between South Carolina senators reflected by a governor’s blunt verdict. It ends with corn value data and local Iowa gossip about Cummins candidacy and Marion county’s Loren Hays remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Iowa
South Carolina
Washington
Commonwealth
Des Moines
Marion County
Loren Hays
Pella
Cummins
James B. Weaver
Corn Its Meaning to America Crowned as Great Corn State
The article by George H. Phillips extols Iowa as the great corn state and notes corn's prominence in American life. It cites two billion bushels produced since 1880s, eighty percent of world corn, and rising uses and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
George H. Phillips
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Phillips
America
Des Moines News
Phillips
Republicans Unite Over Tariff Policy After Congress
The Cedar Rapids Republican predicts Republicans east and west will align in Congress against tariff tinkering. It notes past costs in 1897 and favors caution, proposing reciprocity treaties and limited action beyond simplification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cedar Rapids
Four Dollars Worth for One The Des Moines Daily News
The Des Moines Daily News offers a yearly mail subscription for $1 and six months for 75 cents. It is a family paper free from abuse, with a valued children's department and unmatched literary features. Address The News Des Moines Iowa 10-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Daily News
Associated Press
Iowa and the World
Iowa
Adress
the News
Des Moines
Ames Laundry Plant Closure Notices and Local Ads
Having decided not to release the Ames Steam Laundry plant, our work in that line will cease Saturday June 15. All parties knowing themselves in our debt will please call at C. W. Dudgeon's store and make settlement. Also promotional lines reference Loughran & Bauer and Snowflake flour with local business mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
C. W. Dudgeon
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Albert W. Swalm
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Me One
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the Peoples Popular Grocery
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J. J. Grove
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Duncombe, In
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