Candidate Announcements In Ames Primary Week
The Ames Times outlines notice of upcoming candidate announcements for the state and local offices. Names appear for official filings and eligibility checks as candidates prepare for the June primary.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
4
The Ames Times outlines notice of upcoming candidate announcements for the state and local offices. Names appear for official filings and eligibility checks as candidates prepare for the June primary.
Voters in Story County face a Republican primary with two candidates vying for the nomination. Balloting is set for 1459 events in Puma Nevada area, with details on withdraws and eligibility to be clarified by election officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal dispute labeled Morvar versus Verint with a county attorney questioning a decision dated two days after a specific hearing. Details are unclear due to text damage.
The Cedar Rapides Republican suggests Unmnaine withdraw Lew in response to a sixty dollar proposal. The piece questions veracity and mocks the ground hog remark.
Tharve reports a large influx of Jygayn in Nes Moines as master haxers organize their siete convention rrere amid bustling streets and local attention.
Nevada and surrounding counties see a wave of political activity as Gretton of Nevada seeks sheriff nomination, Goodykoontz of Boone aims for state senate, and Martin J. Wesdall announces a bid for county recorder. The piece notes prior incumbents, party shifts, and public interest in election outcomes amid weather and cost of living debates in Washington and Des Moines.
The report notes Khenyen's desertion and the reasons he offers, contrasting them with his stance on Canadian reciprocity. The junior senator's conduct disappoints admirers across factions.
A recent blaze at the Equitable Building in New York destroyed or damaged certificates valued at about three million dollars. Reportedly, officials hung the damp documents on clothes lines and ironed them with a sad iron in an attempt to salvage the papers.
At Springfield, Uncle Ike Stevenson of Wisconsin is vindicated and Uncle Bill Lorimer of Illinois receives an ovation before about two thousand delegates on Tuesday. The meeting casts doubt on the value of senatorial investigations, suggesting they are more buncombe than business.
The man who began clearing the snow at 560 Provely two months ago to make a martyr of himself faded away. Only a few persisted and they were the strongest and bravest, whom the city now recalls with pride.
The story argues that if Roosevelts insurgency is effective Cummins should withdraw now to avoid stirring up the race. It suggests withdrawal would be easier than staying in since he is not far enough to cause much reaction either way, merely a matter of expediency.
The passage notes intense weather since the inauguration of the twenty minute street car service and acknowledges the company has performed remarkably well. It adds that waiting for a car is aggravating but the company cannot control the elements.
The article notes Thomas A. Edison turning sixty five on Sunday, his tireless work ethic, and hints he is near completing a talking motion picture invention. It emphasizes his dedication, early rising, and belief the talking pictures will be a major breakthrough once perfected.
New York correspondent recounts Will Cressy visiting a southern Alabama town. He seeks his Aunt Martha but meets a wary woman who insists her name is Ann and denies kinship. He offers a five dollar bill from his mother, hoping to prove identity and bridge old ties.
Notice to bidders announces sealed proposals to furnish a clock system and vacuum cleaning system for the Ames Iowa Board of Education. Plans and specifications available from Proo sioor Bird Rawson Des Moines. Bid security required 6 percent and 20 percent bona fide. Board reserves right to reject any bids. By order of the Board of Education Cc Pass ey Secy.
An 19th century style health warning claims earth shocks precede earthquakes and kidney troubles signal danger. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for back pain and kidney or bladder issues with testimonial from Peter Bondy of South Rockwood Michigan. Available for 50 cents at druggists.
Daily Register and Leader runs a special early offer through June 5 for new subscriptions at $1.00, with a Sunday edition add on for 50 cents. Subscribers are directed to hand their payment to the publisher or mail to the Register and Leader in Des Moines Iowa.
Joseph D. Underhill of Doland South Dakota says a deep seated cough once deemed consumption was cured after using White Wine of Tar. He reports doctors gave up hope but two bottles ended his illness and recovery. Sold by Joe Eg Cagwit.
Cleaning carpets rugs and draperies offered with immediate attention by Vacuum Cleaner Co. Phone 5023. Newspaper classified notice.
A Mason Michigan man recalls a near pneumonia scare after exposure in a dress storage incident. A neighbor gave King's New Discovery for a severe cough and chest pains, with a doctor advising continuation. The product promises quick, safe relief for coughs and lung trouble.
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