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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
1
A compilation of opinion pieces discusses open door policy, wheat futures, and social issues. It notes McNair strawberry patch in Kansas, a large U S surplus, and looming dividend payments in New York. It surveys public officers, labor, temperance, and local reforms across states.
The Missouri Pacific railroad has voted a dividend, its first since 1891. The new Philadelphia mint vaults hold 70 million dollars in silver. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes war tax cuts and a continued surplus. Low rate Pan American Exposition tickets via the Northwestern Line are sold daily from Chicago with quick connections to Buffalo. An illustrated booklet can be obtained for two cents.
In a opinion piece the author argues U S policy toward Chinese immigrants should consider fairness in treatment while noting fundamental differences in assimilation. The piece questions whether requiring full Americanization as a condition of entry could curb immigration or unseat existing norms. It references the Geary exclusion act and citizenship oath requirements.
A guided rail trip from Chicago to California runs July 9 with departures from Omaha July 70th and return August 31. The special party travels via Denver and Salt Lake City with stops at Colorado Springs and Glenwood Springs, under personal direction of the Tourist Department. Enroute joiners welcome. limited spaces, request illustrated itinerary and map from W B Kniskern in Chicago.
The Des Moines Daily News promotes a mail subscription rate of 1 year for 1 dollars and a six month option for 75 cents. It touts a family oriented paper with a children’s department and high literary features. The paper claims circulation exceeds four other Iowa dailies together.
A personally conducted excursion by the Epworth League runs July 10 from Iowa points including Clinton Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Boone Missouri Valley Council Bluffs and others to San Francisco. Round trip rates from all Iowa points are under half with return via possibly a different route. Tickets expire August 31 1901. Contact agents or W B Kniskern for full folder with maps and arrangements.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York says five years of kidney trouble improved after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. Loughran and Bauer are named in the notice.
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