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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
7
The paper proclaims a yearly subscription price of one dollar for Story County readers. It emphasizes affordability and accessibility for local residents.
Ep Times-Please declares J F Gillespie of Nevada is a candidate for Story county sheriff pending republican primary action. Cambridge Ia Jan 26 1899 J A Mcked announces candidacy for Story county sheriff subject to republican primaries.
Notices from Ames and Gilbert Station announce candidates for county superintendent of schools. W E Gossard, Meyer Branding, and W D Rick seek Republican primary support in Story County with dates in January 1898 1899 1809.
Ames Iowa February 8 1899 J A Fitchpatrick and W M Greeley both announce candidacies for state senator subject to the Republican primaries in Story County with Ames as the base of operations and timing set in February.
Gen Miles speaks frequently as candidates for county offices campaign in cold weather. Latest tally puts four thousand Filipinos killed in the Manila battle Saturday. Lewiston city clerk known for requiring parental consent to marry minors writes a curious informal letter asking him to marry a couple claiming a source of income.
Boone city council has ordered licenses issued for eleven saloons in the coming year. The notice implies a regulated tavern environment amid local governance and tax implications.
The Ames paper notes a beet sugar factory planned for Ames Nebraska and reports an insurgent attack on U S troops in Manila with heavy casualties. It remarks on Des Moines courthouse politics, state fair secretary choice, and apportionment for future representatives as the 1900 census looms. It also condemns outside advertising and praises home commerce amid town debates.
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