Official Story County News Timetable
The Times reports local events and notices in Story County. Readers are reminded of periodical updates and civic notices published in the paper.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1899
Page
7
The Times reports local events and notices in Story County. Readers are reminded of periodical updates and civic notices published in the paper.
Several notices from 1899 announce candidacies for county sheriff in Iowa. J F Gillespie of Nevada and J A McKee of Cambridge declare intent, subject to Republican county primaries. W Earl and Geo Child also announce sheriff bids, pending primary actions in Story and surrounding counties.
A series of notices from 1898 announces multiple individuals seeking the office of county superintendent of schools subject to Republican primary decisions. Names include W E Gossard Ma Borror Meyer Branding and W D Rha mes with dates in January.
J A Fitchpatrick and W M Greeley announce candidacies for State Senator positions subject to Republican Primaries in Story County Ames Iowa February 1809.
Tama county candidate for the office of treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican county primary. Co. A. Woon. Nevada Iowa February 16 1899.
The Tur County Central Committee will meet in Nevada next Saturday afternoon to name the day for the primaries. Meanwhile mild weather contrasts with a blizzard strewn east and sunny south.
The Times reports Geo Child of Nevada announced as a sheriff candidate. An old soldier and longtime Story county deputy, he is well known locally and could satisfy voters if elected. The piece notes a sentiment for an early primary and recalls prior receptions from prominent figures.
A editorial jab questions the roles of Miles Eagan and Alger in the McKinley administration and calls for their immediate removal from power.
Local politics remain quiet this week with no new developments. The report notes frigid weather and says next Saturday primaries calls will be issued, potentially spurring a surge in political activity.
Tar Times contends Brother Ballou has regained reasonable stance but his Watchman column claims victory over Republican candidates in Story County, altering prior impressions about his political position.
C A Wood of Nevada seeks county treasurer with GOP primary support. Curt Wood, former sheriff for four years, is praised as trustworthy and capable. C W Earn of Nevada announces for sheriff under the Republican banner, backed by seven years as bailiff and strong county familiarity.
J. J. Atkinson argues farming mirrors milling in needing business discipline and knowledge of soil chemistry. He urges studying ancient practices with modern science, noting humus effects, moisture conservation, crop rotation, and that crops remove substantial soil fertility dollars, shaping economic, data driven farming.
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