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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
3
Frank N. Fowler announces his candidacy for Story County treasurer subject to the Republican primary on June 2, 1908. He serves as treasurer editor for The Ames Times and issues the declaration through the weekly publication.
A local notice from Ames announces Frank E. Kooser and Thomas Thompson as candidates for sheriff of Story County, subject to Republican primary action on June 2, 1908. Additional line indicates Frank B. Lough also seeks nomination, with notices from Milford Township and Ames.
Local notices name J H Jacobson of Gilbert Iowa and Jory City Iowa as candidates for county supervisor positions to succeed J O Michaelson subject to the republican primaries on June 2 1908. The notices are dated January 30 1908.
A series of notices from Herbert E. Hadley Douglas Maxwell H E Slattery and F V Morgan announce their candidacies for county attorney positions in Iowa. Each bills enforcement of laws and prudent tax use as the campaign goal ahead of the June 2 GOP primaries.
Nevada Iowa February 4 1908 GEO C WHITE is subject to action of the Republican primaries on June 2 for the representative seat in the legislature. Local voters will decide who advances.
To the republicans of Boone and Story counties, solicit your support for the nomination by the republican party at the primary election as candidate for state senator. J. A. FITCHPATRICK. Nevada, Iowa.
J. J. Scott declares candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to Republican primary voters on June 2. The notice appears in the Editor Times as a campaign announcement.
Senator Dolliver spoke at a Des Moines Auditorium meeting Tuesday evening urging continued support for Senator Allison’s reelection campaign. The event drew a large audience and featured a strong address in favor of the candidate.
Hon. B F Carroll addressed a large Cambridge audience Saturday night. He said a few points that opened their eyes and indicated he is in line for the nomination, gaining support wherever he travels.
The rumor of a thousand dollar reward for proving the governor told W H Torbert he would not run against Senator Allison remains unsubstantiated as no one has produced the coin. The claim is proven but no witness has seen any payment or coin.
The writer notes Cummins raised railroad taxes to double and increased farmer taxes from 2.50 to 4 mills. They question bids for office due to perceived lack of candor and accuse the candidate of insincerity.
The text claims progressive critics target federal office holders backing Allison while ignoring dairy and pharmacy commissioners and the board of pardons. It cites Pa Smith of the Scranton Journal, once fair, now alleged to be a slave to a faction splitting the Iowa Republican party, due to his pardons board appointment by the governor.
Mr. F. W. Morgan of Cambridge, an attorney and Times caller, announced his candidacy for county attorney in today’s issue. The young man is described as having a fine appearance and is emerging as a political contender.
A newcomer to the county since four years ago, Morgan hails from Kellogg Iowa and Drake law school. He lives in a strong Republican township and plans a vigorous campaign, promising to visit Ames next week to meet voters and present his candidacy.
The text attacks Cummins aligned forces in Iowa politics arguing progressives should have included a standpatter on the Packard ticket to foster unity. It charges the Cummins faction with long domination and superiority, denying entitlements to those who resist. Congressman Hubbard challenges the claim that the Cummins faction represents the Republican Party in Iowa.
Citizens urged to clear weeds dirt and filth from premises and back alleys on April 24 1908 in Ames Iowa. Civic Improvement Society will provide teams and wagons under a Street Commissioner chaired committee. Health rules and ordinances will be enforced.
Notice in the Story county district court that an instrument purporting to be the last will of O E B Glidden is on file and set for probate hearing on April 7 1908 at Nevada Iowa. All interested persons may appear and contest the will. Clerk C M Soper witnesses the court seal in Nevada.
O. B. Woolever of LeRaysville New York claims he was cured of bleeding piles twenty years ago by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The advertisement touts the salve as healing sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly and urges purchase for 25 cents at druggists.
Parley Sheldon was appointed administrator of the Robert C. Allen estate by Story County Iowa District Court on April 8 1908. He calls all debtors to pay and all creditors to present their claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated April 9 1908.
An advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Night Cure soothing antiseptic suppositories and offers the book No. 4 For Women with confidential medical guidance. It claims the book is free and provides the author’s address in Racine Wisconsin, with Joel E. Cagwin selling the product.
Last Sunday marked the McCarthy couple's fiftieth wedding anniversary though Mrs. McCarthy's health limited observances. Family from Des Moines and local Story county residents gathered at their West Ames home, with hopes for her speedy recovery, while community notice praises the couple's long ties to Ames.
Mr and Mrs Chet Davis celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary Sunday at home north of Ames with a family dinner of about thirty guests. Mrs Davis wore her wedding gown from twenty five years ago and Earrings, a gesture echoed by other relatives. The Davises, respected Franklin township residents, welcomed friends with a generous feast and left behind cut glass and silver mementos. The Times wishes them continued luck and prosperity.
Mr and Mrs Henry May marked fifty years of marriage with a dinner hosted by Mrs Lydia Tilden and afternoon calls from friends at the Tilden home in Ames. May served as the first rural mail carrier for the Ames post office and remains active in rounds. The couple, long residents of Ames and area, are wished continued health and many more such observances.
Fraternity owned twelve room house with bath and toilet across from the Public Library in Ames. Currently occupied by Aztec fraternity, will be vacated August 15 and available for rent afterward. Inquiries at Ames Times Story County Bank or write A. M. Perkins Palo Alto California.
Mr. C Farthing of Mill Creek Indian Territory recalls nine years ago when his health failed and life hung by a thread. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength and keeping him well since. Sold under guarantee at all druggists for 50 cents.
A promotional note praising the Sunday Record Heralds color comic section and Sunday Magazine with entertaining features and contributions from celebrated authors and artists. The piece highlights rich cover art and a cure promotion for bilious symptoms with Dr King s New Life Pills at 25c.
On April 7 1908 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed the undersigned executor of the estate of O E Glidden deceased late of the county. All debts to the estate must be paid to the executor and all claims must be presented legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated Ames Iowa April 7 1908.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoops Restorative as a genuine tonic for tired nerves with a few doses restoring buoyancy. It claims indoor living weakens organs and that a few weeks of use improves daily vitality with noticeable day to day changes. Sold by Joel B Cagwin.
City of Ames announces a special election on May 7 1908 from 8am to 7pm to decide issuing bonds of 15000 for water works. Polling places listed: Ward 1 light plant, Ward 2 city hall chamber, Ward 8 Lannings mill, Ward 4 Iowa State College custodian office. City Clerk and Mayor sign.
Manager Frank G. King offers The Little Prospector with Chic Perkins in the lead role as a well born young eastern girl and her father. The play promises a pleasing story told simply for broad audience enjoyment.
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