05 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
1
The Ames Times announces that church services lodge society and club meetings and other public gatherings not conducted for revenue will be published one time free. Additional publications cost 5 cents per line. Display ad rates available on application. Changes for display ads must be furnished by Tuesday evening. Subscription is one dollar per year.
I C Weiry announces candidacy for Story County Superintendent of Schools pending Republican primary action. F E Hansen also declares for the same office with reference to Nevada Iowa and January dates.
A series of small public notices dated 1903 announce candidates for sheriff in multiple Iowa counties. D L Lane Milford Township, W A Rikkett Nevada, Joan B. Hocarr Ames each state intent to seek the sheriff’s office subject to Republican primaries.
D. K. Bunce of Gilbert Station announces candidacy for county supervisor in Story county’s primary election to be held after February 5, 1903. The notice identifies Bunce as the candidate and location Gilbert Station.
Tam a candidate for treasurer of Story County subject to the republican primaries. Edgar A. FaAncerrtz. Nevada Iowa February 4 1903.
The Lincoln Journal notes Nance county treasurer is stumped on how to handle funds on hand. It contrasts that with Jeff Stockwell, who has run a local newspaper in the county, and recalls the change in recent years.
The note proclaims unprecedented January revenue and strong expectations for February. It urges readers to compare bargain items with others, implying continued customer interest and robust sales momentum.
The annual convention of the Thel own butter and cheese association was held in Cedar Rapids this week. Maxwell is to have a commercial club and citizens should push it along. College track teams have begun training for the 1903 season. Des Moines plans another hospital due to evident need. A Waukon man attempted suicide with carbolic acid and should have used better judgment.
A local Des Moines man in the drug trade claims the rush of business drove him to drink. He asserts his operation had a permit or was a good advertiser, tying his indulgence to market demand.
Juper McVeigh declares the inebriate law constitutional in a Des Moines opinion. The piece warns drinkers to abstain or risk commitment to an asylum.
Nevada faces a crowded field as roughly four contenders seek the sheriff’s office. The town’s volatile political climate suggests no candidate will secure a clear majority and the vote may remain unsettled.
A man charged in Des Moines last week for the death of Doris Noble bears the nickname Squirrel Toothed Kid. The remark suggests the name could merit harsher judgment if guilt in the death is not proven.
Des Moines footpads roam at night terrorizing a poor servant girl and robbing her of hard earned money regardless of race or color, leaving residents fearful and the streets unsafe after dark.
A local editor in Runnells Iowa sought justice of the peace. During the nomination day Erskine nominated Harry Brown. the editor attacked him. The grand jury refused indictment citing editor immunity. The account laments running such a town.
A Des Moines man sparked a claim over a wife receiving stockings as a gift, mocking generosity and cold feet. The piece also notes the death of Congressman Rumple of Marengo Iowa in Chicago, highlighting his anticipated term ending.
The Ogden Messenger quotes Thomp son cast as an elderly critic railing against modern partnerships. He derides youth and urges “jockey stick” discipline for those joined for life, recalling older team driving with a single leading horse and a jockeyed second.
The piece notes a sunlit day predicts six more weeks of winter while criticizing fading groundhog lore. It laments reliance on fast transport and machinery, suggesting traditions give way to acceleration in modern life.
In Hamilton County County Superintendent Gerber seeks a third term amid hopeful prospects. Dayton Iowa post office was robbed recently with burglars finding little value, echoing a common pattern of robbing rural posts.
Edgar A. Fawcett of Nevada announces his candidacy for Story county treasurer, subject to Republican primaries. He currently serves as deputy treasurer for the past year with credit and fidelity, and four years in the office equip him to lead with little friction if nominated and elected. An old Collins township resident, he is praised as a young man with fitting qualifications.
A Century magazine article surveys the United States Senate, noting its past rejections of presidents and control over appointments. It contrasts the old era of Conkling and Platt with newer leaders like Iowa’s Senator Allison, and discusses changes in the Senate’s role and attire over fifty years.
The Boone papers discuss enterprise in Boone and a rumored sale. The Northwestern is said to have bought the Great Western, with interest in securing the Des Moines to Kansas City segment to create a direct northern to southern corridor.
A reflective exhortation contrasts a man who hides his wisdom in books with one who lets learned insight illuminate others. It warns against becoming a mere book worm and urges reading wholesome books to benefit the community.
Charley Deering of Boone has been appointed superintendent of the Mutual Telephone Co with headquarters in Des Moines. A young graduate of ISC, he is known across the state for his role in building Boone County Telephone Co into a success.
Gilbert Station resident D K Bunce formally announces his bid for the board of supervisors. The Nevada Journal notes his long La Fayette township farming tenure, Civil War veteran status, and lifelong Republican affiliation.
A Story county endorsement praises an unnamed candidate Bunce as a practical mechanic and respected citizen with strong local support. The piece asserts he would fill the supervisor role well and reflects broad voter backing and timber for office. Also included is an asthma remedy testimonial for Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup praising its efficacy and noting local sale at Coye Pharmacy.
Homeseekers rates to nearly all novate on sale at low rates by Chicago Great Western K y on the first and third Tuesday of each month to April. Available in tourist sleeping cars. For particulars apply to any Great Western agent or J P Eimer G P A Chicago Ill 21st.
The Ames city council met in regular session Monday night and approved purchase of lot 7 block 39 Blair's 2nd addition for 350 dollars. A billiard and pool license petition was tabled. The council appointed judges and clerks for the February 10 1903 special election.
Story Country Bank advertises a loan option that can be repaid on any interest pay day or any amount on any day, promising reduced rates and no commission on such loans.
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