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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
1
A prairie city baseball game features a real Indians team as opponents. Des Moines hosts a spring concert rumor mill and local leaders discuss civic events. The column mix covers politics, rail travel ideas, and social notes from Iowa towns with light humor and editorial tone.
The address highlights Roosevelt’s famed strenuousness in wartime topics. Joliet parade promotes an overall factory sale with civic participation. Local business backs high school baseball gear as a valued favor from youths. The piece critiques rising violence and quotes Henry Watterson on pessimistic optimism. A judge’s controversial advice to a abused wife is discussed with satirical warnings about firearms in domestic life.
The listing notes paint varnish kalsamine and white wash brushes available at Loughran and Paver's shop, indicating a range of finishing and cleaning supplies for domestic use.
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