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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1900

Page

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McKinley Roosevelt Ticket for 1900 Election

The ticket lists William McKinley of Ohio for President and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for Vice President. The party alignment and campaign framing focus on national leadership and reform platforms as the upcoming election approaches.

Theodore Roosevelt New York

Narrow Kitty Witches row in Great Yarmouth

Seaport Great Yarmouth features a street measuring 56 inches at its widest, hailed as perhaps the narrowest built up street in the world. In Wichita County Kansas the poorhouse is abolished with one elderly soldier as the sole dependent, aided by subscriptions. An Italian prince moves nineteen miles poleward of Nansen, while China crisis tests diplomacy and U S openness. Review of Reviews notes diplomatic shifts. Friends yearly meeting at Oskaloosa raises 50000 dollars endowment for Penn College with fifty acres donated for a new building and bright future.

Great Yarmouth England Board of County Commissioners Wichita County Kansas China United States State Department Taku Forts Friends Yearly Meeting Oskaloosa Penn College Chas Albert Johnson

Ames New Patrol Wagon Report From St Joseph Michigan

Dispatch from St Joseph Michigan notes steamers carry daily 75000 baskets of peaches as Michigan fruit crop tops all prior years. A Delaware grower used a dummy live wire fence sign to deter thieves while admitting the trick after marketing his crop. The Cedar Rapids Republican reprints weed burner talk from Chicago and Northwestern to burn weeds along tracks. The Iowa Register reports the Hattie McBuck schooner adrift in Atlantic waters prompting a chase by tugs. New buggies arrive at Spring and Son’s. Judge’s sells stove wood at $1.50 per card delivered.

St. Joseph Mich Michigan Georgetown Dela Chicago & Northwestern Cedar Rapids Iowa State Register Atlantic Ocean Hattie McBuck City of Agusta McBuck Augusta

Bargains in Chester White Boars and Bucks

For sale bargains offered on Chester White boars and Oxford Down bucks if taken at once. Address Go. CoPpESTARE 18 1f Kelley Ia. For the finest cup of coffee you ever drank get the White House. T. J. Miter & Son.

Chester White Boars Oxford Down Bucks Coppestare Kelley White House T. J. Miter & Son

How Brights Disease Starts and Early Kidney Care

Indigestion and biliousness lead to blood poisoning with urea and uric acid not excreted by the kidneys. Rheumatic pains in nerves and joints irritate the kidneys, causing back pain and a warning of Brights Disease. Do not delay using Foley's Kidney Cure to restore kidney function. Tilden and Loughran note two sale lots of Summer Shirt Waists at 25 and 50 cents to close at the Emporium.

Bright Foley Tilden & Loughran

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