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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1898

Page

15

Madrid Enters Battle to Change County Status

In Boone County the town of Madrid pushes to alter its status. The item reflects themes of wartime heroism, U S policy on territories, and local civic concerns drawn from multiple editorials and reports across papers. The piece notes recruiting efforts, agricultural discussions, and calls for patriotism and public celebration.

Madrid Boone County

Farmers praise Story county fields and fruit yields

The column extols lavish crops in Story county with corn praised for health and vigor, oats and weeds noted, small fruit promising including cherries and berries, and hints of a strong wheat year. It muses on lemonade and encourages better small fruit cultivation while recalling a Clarkson Star remark on keeping a positive outlook.

Story County Henry Ward Beecher Henry Cuba

Boys Clothing Stock Reductions Offer Bargains

A local retailer advertises boys suits at 8.50 and high priced shirt waists cut to 1.50 or less. Silk waists and capes discounted with several items marked lower. 5 cent lawns and Charlies reduced to 4 cents.

New Belts and Ties Displayed in Silk Waist Pattern Variety

A local display features new belts, ties, and sashes including silk waist patterns, rib bon sections, laces, and a wide assortment of belts for wardrobe updates.

Tildens Offers Half Price Children’s Suits and Wash Wear

We have late style vestee suits for boys ages eight to eight with several handsome patterns and wash suits for hot weather. We are closing a lot of children’s suits, only a few sizes per style, at one half price.

Tilden’s

Crash Skirts and Suits Ad Over Sold-Out Demand

Store announces fresh stock of Ladies Crash Skirts priced from 1.00 to 1.50 and Ladies Crash Suits from 1.75 to 3.00. Describes them as hot sellers likely to sell out soon and urges buyers not to delay.

Ladie

Hood's Pill’s cure for nausea and liver ills

Advertisement claims Hood's Pills cure nausea sick headache biliousness and all liver ills at 25 cents. Trade language emphasizes quick relief and broad ailments. Product positioning highlights liver health and digestive comfort without medical terms.

Hood

Headline on Corners and Expansion in Speech

The note quotes Leiter and Gates City remarks about wheat price moves. Congressman Clark voices belief in retaining the Philippines as part of a divine mission guiding U S territorial expansion. He asserts that where divine will directs the republic, it must go.

Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico United States Holland Java Netherlands American Monthly Review of Reviews Board of Trustees Niles Iowa Ames Prof. Niles Leiter Gate City Clark

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