Kimmel's Federate Spy at the Ames Opera House
Readable text notes Kimmel's Federate Spy program set to play at the Ames Opera House. Details on date and showtimes are not provided.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
11
Readable text notes Kimmel's Federate Spy program set to play at the Ames Opera House. Details on date and showtimes are not provided.
The list names Confederate supporters and Unionists with epithets and roles. Individuals include Baker, Crawpick, Frank Boardmas, Hamilton, Lincoln, Anpy Watts, Cole Schneidlebecker, Kimmel, Waterman, E R Hardin, Bradley, Miss I O Sailor, Mary Loughran, and others. The piece notes spies, drafted aides, and rebels among a broader crowd including an orchestra drill.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters is the universal remedy for habitual sickness including constipation. It promises permanent relief and urges afflicted individuals to try the medicine, available in large bottles for fifty cents at M Bosworth’s Drug Store and barb wire at two dollars fifty cents per hundred by J E Davis.
An old styled advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions and claims it cures piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by L M Bosworth.
Ringgold Record previews Iowa seventh district race with Senator Berry from Indianola facing Hull. The Indianola Herald reports Berry’s bid while Hull seeks reelection, claiming Berry as a strong challenger and noting Berry’s noted senior status and ambition.
A Boone Republican note mocks self proclaimed farming experts urging diversification as the path to success. A Northwestern conductor controversy over drinking is reported alongside a stock train from Missouri Valley to Boone clocking 4 hours 6 minutes with 2 cars of stock, best time by engineer Jerry Wells.
An Algona Upper Des Moines note warns of a sleeper being placed on a Des Moines train at 3 a.m. and the passenger possibly sleeping on a side track until morning. All details remain uncertain and unverified in the fragment.
Notice to breeders details Warrant No 11233 a horse bred J H Cartwright Oregon foaled May 27 1880 and many descendants with times 2:22 etc. Schedules season 1896 at Squaw Valley farm one mile west of Ames and Nichols Bros Ames with insurance terms ten dollars per live cost. Apply to BE BE WAIT owner Ames Iowa.
Dr Crider presents a tuberculous remedy claimed to sterilize tubercle bacilli, improve nutrition, and boost vital forces. The ounces of claims include rapid symptom relief and blood cleanliness, with assertions of curing consumption using a suppository and internal chlorine gold solution, noting the doctor does not sell medicine.
A testimonial letter from James C. King and Miss Tacie Johnson recounts long term asthma and catarrh relief after Dr J J Crider’s treatment at Ottumwa infirmary. They praise cash payments and note dramatic personal benefit, extending trust to Crider and his methods.
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