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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1905

Page

5

Opening of Uintah Indian Reservation to Homesteaders

President Roosevelt signed the July proclamation opening unallotted Uintah lands for homestead and townsite entry. About 1,069,000 acres remain available. registration runs August 1 to 12 at Grand Junction Colorado and Utah towns Vernal Price and Provo. Applicants must appear in person with qualified status and power of attorney. agents limited to one soldier or sailor.

Roosevelt Great Uintah Reservation Grand Junction Colo Vernal Price and Prove Utah Denver & Rio Grande Railroad S. K. Hooper Denver

Ringing speeches and wary politics in a comic exchange

A dialogue scene contrasts romance with economic pressure as a woman considers marriage to a man who may become poor. A senator jokes that ringing speeches against trusts would be untrusted because the public would not believe him.

Brooklyn Trusts Senator Sorghum

Roosevelt Hosts Russian Japanese Peace Delegates at Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt extends formal greetings to Russia and Japan and hosts a luncheon aboard the cruiser Mayflower. Plenipotentiaries are introduced, the event marked by cordial exchanges and a hopeful toast for a just lasting peace. The reception emphasizes simplicity and national dignity as the commissioners depart for Portsmouth.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt United States Russia Japan America Long Island Sound United States Navy Portsmouth N. H

Fever Situation Improves in New Orleans Reports

New Orleans on August 17 reports a much better fever situation with only two new cases, one uptown and one downtown. About 233 cases remain under treatment as the Marine Hospital Service plans to assume control today after citizens pledge 250000 for labor and materials.

New Orleans Marine Hospital Service White Wyman

Work on Panama Canal Abandoned

New York Aug 2 The executive committee of the isthmian canal commission have about decided to abandon any attempt at digging the canal until better prepared for the work. The sanitation conditions will be replaced by vigorous reforms. Chief Engineer Stevens will live at Culebra or Ancon.

New York The Isthmian Canal Commission Herald Panama Stevens Culebra Ancon

Bryan Signals New Political Issue in Fort Wayne

In Fort Wayne Indiana on August 5 William Jennings Bryan said the Equitable Life Assurance Society muddle creates a new political problem showing how voters are exploited by high financiers. He praised Lawson for exposing it but criticized his stance on municipal ownership and announced plans to study financial conditions in Europe.

Bryan Fort Wayne Ind William Jennings Bryan Equitable Life Assurance Society Lawson Europe

Sleep Talking Caution for Married Men

A proverb warns that a married man should not speak in his sleep unless certain of his words. It cautions that sleeping speech can reveal hidden thoughts and lead to trouble in marriage.

Watterson Rates European Aristocracy Above American

Col Henry Watterson of Knoxville Kentucky, after a Europe trip, says European aristocracy ranks higher by lineage and brains, while American aristocracy he saw ranges from bad whisky to Standard Oil, highlighting class contrasts in August reports from New York.

Waterson America New York Henry Watterson Knoxville Europe

Opportunities for New Settlers in Arkansas Valley

Midland Valley railroad opens rich agricultural lands along the Arkansas valley from Kansas City to Fort Smith with eighteen thousand acres of coal lands located along the line. Towns are being platted and information for homeseekers and investors is available from G. H. McConnell, assistant general passenger agent at Fort Smith. Also notes include promotions for defiance starch and various testimonial ads, and a separate item about one million acres in the Uintah Indian reservation opening for settlement August 28 with registration August 1–12 at Grand Junction Colorado.

Tulsa I. T Midland Valley Railroad Arkansas City Muskogee Fort Smith Arkansas Valley United States G. H. McConnell Arkansas Uintah Indian Reservation Grand Junction Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colorado Midland C. H. Speers

Australian-Leaf Remedy Promises Monthly Regulation

Relief for women through Mother Gray’s Australian-Leaf, a herb remedy for female weaknesses backache and urinary troubles. Claimed as a monthly regulator. 50 cents by mail with free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York.

Mother Gray New York Ccres Mother Gray Co LeRoy, N. Y

Forget Me Not Payment Plea From Debt Burdened Pair

A dialogue from the Chicago Record-Herald features a woman urging to forget her, while a man laments monthly payments on items he sold or presented to her. The exchange highlights financial strain and relational tension.

Chicago Record-Herald

Firm Muscle Juvenile Banter in London Tit-Bits

Mrs Pancake questions a lodger about his steak. He replies the meat is overtrained yet claims he never saw a firmer muscle in a witty exchange from London Tit-Bits.

Knickerbocker Quips on Government Cotton Scandal

A New York Sun playful exchange mentions government inquiry into a cotton scandal. Mrs Knickerbocker remarks her bargain garment is half cotton, prompting light humor about wool and fabric claims.

Lost bait and better fish line from New York Mail

A humorous exchange notes that even if a lover leaves after money losses, there are plenty of other catches in the sea. The man laments his failed bait as a consolation.

New York Mail

Dentists Play Quiet Messy Pranks Across Hall

In a comic exchange, Bleeker asks about a chap with a phonograph, while Baxter reveals the neighbor is a dentist in the act of treating Mrs. Gabbitt. The scene features Mrs. Gabbitt trying to speak with dental tools and props in her mouth.

Bleeker Baxter

Is Mr Scadds a man of scientific distinction

A humorous quip from a Philadelphia Press item notes Miss Cayenne praising Mr Scadds for many college degrees. The joke plays on the nose of algebraic problems vs names on a card.

Hawaiian planters clash with Claus Spreckels in California

Tensions rise as Hawaiian planters prepare to confront Claus Spreckels in California over cane profits and plantation control. The dispute signals possible legal and economic friction affecting import flows and labor, with local growers watching developments closely.

Claus Spreckels California

No Sleep For Mother After Miracle Cure

Mrs. Mary Sanders of Camden New Jersey describes a case where her four month old baby suffered severe sores and scales covering the face and body. After using Cutiura Soap and Ointment the sores healed quickly and the child began to sleep, with no sores after one month.

Mary Sanders Spring St Camden, N. J

Secret shared never leaked and a girl’s fate questioned

Nell I recalls telling a girl a secret that stayed hidden. Belle laments the secrecy may have doomed the girl. The dialogue hints at a costly burden of trust and rumor in a tense social scene.

Nell Belle

Do You Want 16 Oz Defiance Starch

Some grocers do not stock Defiance Starch because they carry 12 oz brands for the same price. Defiance offers 16 oz per package and requires no cooking, delivering more value per dollar.

Defiance

Quote on silence and wit from a sharp tongue proverb

A terse saying warns that many fools go unseen when they choose to stay quiet. The line reflects caution about how speech reveals or conceals intellect.

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