15 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
1
Rates listed for local notices entertainment concerts and lectures with fees 5 cents per line per insertion Cards of thanks and in memoriam 26 cents per line Church services lodge society and club meetings and public gatherings not conducted for revenue published once free additional lines charged 5 cents Display rates available on application Changes for display ads due by Tuesday evening Condolence notices one dollar per year
The column cites political squabbles and editorial jabs as Barkus backs a single savior candidate while Niek Longworth recovers from a cold. It criticizes a Hamilton county board for refusing printing orders from Alexander Dowie’s Zion City operation and notes county officers footing the bill.
The Register and Leader mocks Cummins backed primary law while noting a revived coal strike rumor. A Times office claim questions Tom Purcell’s signature on a statewide primary. A Newspap er notes a quiet undercurrent against the Hepburn rate bill as it passes the House 346 to seven.
Lafe Young supports a joint debate across all congressional districts to discuss the governor race. He says he will not hesitate to meet and defend standpatters in a possible Governor’s joint debate if the Governor agrees to participate.
Story County notes recount GOP feuds as Ohio WCTU scorns a wedding punch bowl gift to Alice Roosevelt and Gov. Cummins pursues a third term. The Cedar Rapids Republican editorialized on Perkins and Allison, while district court suits, county farming programs, and local business changes fill Nevada and Story City pages.
Marshall Hemstreet born February 6 1841 in Russia Herkimer County New York died February 8 1906 at his Ames Iowa home. He served in Co G 12th New York and Co G 157th New York during the Civil War and later held Methodist Episcopal church roles, school board, and city council service. Survived by seven of eight children his funeral was held at the Ames Methodist church with G A R and other fraternal services noted.
The National Butter Makers' Association meets in Chicago February 9 to 25 with a daily show at the Coliseum featuring dairy machinery and products. Special low rail rates via Chicago & North-Western Railway run February 15 to 22. ticket agents provide full details.
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