Dingley Bill Remains Stalled in Senate
A claim list notes the Dingley bill continues to stall in the Senate without immediate action or passage. The report highlights ongoing debate and procedural delays affecting its status.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1897
Page
5
A claim list notes the Dingley bill continues to stall in the Senate without immediate action or passage. The report highlights ongoing debate and procedural delays affecting its status.
Advertisements promote Karl's Clover Root Tea for nervous relief and bowel cleansing with claims of health restoration. Shiloh's Cure advertised as a cough remedy with high sales and quick relief, sold by Judisch Bros. Product claims include vitality improvements and digestion aid.
The notice promotes spring styles at Sopers including hats neckwear collars and cuffs. Mention of painting paper hanging kalfe mining and orders at The News Stand. BurRT Kooser referenced as part of the notice likely a vendor or contact.
Short notice ad offering light and heavy draying and transfer services. Interested customers are directed to call for details and arrangements.
Prices are described as reasonable with parlors located at the second door north of the post office. The note mentions establishment in 1880, indicating a historic business detail.
A trade note urges readers to notice window shades with a 25 count shade offered for 12 cents complete. The compact ad highlights a bargain price and complete shade package for shoppers seeking value.
A dealer announces new toilet ware goods arriving and promotes the most complete line in the city inviting careful attention to the stock and offerings.
A regular five cent tablet of Castile Soap offered at two tablets for 5 cents.
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