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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
1
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCE FOR STORY COUNTY AUDITOR
Frank A. Boynton of Nevada Iowa announces candidacy for Story county auditor subject to Republican primary action. O B Peterson of Ivory City Iowa also seeks the auditor job with primary slated March 22 1902.
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Epittor Times
Story County
Frank A. Boynton
Nevada
Iowa
O. B. Peterson
Iwory City
C. E. Haverly Announces Candidacy for Story County Clerk
A Times editor notice proclaims C. E. Haverly as a candidate for the clerk of the courts of Story County. The bid is subject to Republican primaries. The notice is dated January 31, 1902, from Mes Iowa.
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TIMES
Story County
Repubs
C. E. Haverly
Mes
Iowa
Langland Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Statement from Ole Langland of Slater Iowa dated February 4 1902 announces his bid for County Recorder subject to Republican primaries on March 22 1902. A second note from W C Hipy of Nevada Iowa dated February 8 1902 confirms candidacy details.
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Recorder
Story County
Ole Langland
Slater
Iowa
Lama
W. C. Hipy
Nevada
Perry Chief Urges Support From Perry Businessmen
Column from the Perry Chief argues for daily publication support from local business leaders. Carrie Chapman Catt is praised as a notable Iowa suffrage leader and re elected president of the National American Suffrage Association. Tom Cheshire questions Hull’s finances as an office holder and comments on Prouty’s wealth and long tenure in office.
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Perry
Carrie Chapman Colt
National Suffrage Association
Washington
Tom Cheshire
Valley Junction
Hull
Thomas
Judge Prouty
Prouty
Huil
Prouty's Qualifications Questioned in Polk County Campaign
Critics say Prouty offers no substantial argument for replacing Hull in Congress. He tours Polk County adverting a vague “machine” theme, while Des Moines News claims Cummins advised Prouty supporters, a claim Eaton and Kendall deny. The critique calls his bid a cheap campaign leveraging others' popularity.
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Prouty
Congress
Hull
Polk County
Des Moines
Cummins
Pronty
Eaton
Nate Kendall
Leader Foe Defeated by Safe Young in Des Moines Clash
The Capital Safe reports Safe Young silences claims by the Des Moines Leader that he seeks the post office. Young declares in a signed piece in blackface type that he is not a candidate and would not accept the office if offered. The piece counters Democratic Leader accusations aiming to sow party strife in the seventh district.
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Safe Young
Des Moines
Young
Hull
Republication Party
Cole Banner
Crying machine remark targets ex-senator Tom Cheshire
A Polk county figure, ex-senator Tom Cheshire, is derided as a crying machine in a sharp political column. The piece mocks Cheshire’s anti-machine stance and past political hints, urging him to engage openly with opponents and voters in the district.
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Tom Cheshire
Polk County
Tom
State Senate
Capt. Hull
Judge Proutys speech on Hull Cummins clash in Altoona
Community letters claim Captain Hull opposed A B Cummins for governor and accuse Elliott Hardin of misrepresenting the Governor race. The Cole Banner editor criticizes Times coverage and accuses populist papers of stirring GOP rifts in the seventh district.
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Hardin
The
Ames Times
Judge Prouty
Altoona
Captain Hull
A. B. Cummins
the Times
Hall
Hull
State Register
Times
Lon
Helen Keller’s First Earnings From Autobiography
Helen Keller, the celebrated blind author, earned her first significant money from The Ladies' Home Journal serial. The Christmas check marked her initial substantial income, fueling hopes of buying an island in Halifax Harbor as a summer home.
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Helen Keller
Ladies’ Home Journal
Halifam Harbor
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Praised by Troy Reader
W C Kimper of Troy Michigan commends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the finest stomach and bowels remedy he has used. The note thanks the maker and expresses ongoing wishes for success, with L M Bosworth selling the product.
Central Teachers Association holds first Story County meeting in Nevada
The Story County Teachers Association met in Nevada with Ames and surrounding communities represented. President Charles E. Shelton of Simpson College spoke on The Trials and Tribulations of a Schoolmaam, followed by sessions on Shakespeare home life and Life and Letters, and The Spirit of the School.
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Story County Teachers’ Association
Nevada
Sust
G. I. Miller
Ames
Teachers of
Pres
Charles E. Shelton
Simpson College
Indianola
Dudley
Miller
Craig
Drake
Iowa
Beardshear
Ford
Webster City
B. Stein
Mabel Gates
Mr. Bush
Iowa Veterinary Group Adopts Resolution in Des Moines Meeting
The Iowa State Veterinary Medical Association adopted a resolution in Des Moines during its Feb 11 12 meeting. The measure states it is requisite for the proper advancement of the profession and outlines aims for improvement and unity among veterinarians.
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Division of Veterinary Medicine
Town State College
Iowa State Veterinary Medical Association
Des Moines
Electric Bitters touted as grip remedy and tonic
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure and tonic for grip’s weakness, nervousness, and liver and kidney issues, promising renewed health and spirits. It also lists a job offer needing reputable reps in states, with salary and expenses.
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L. M. Bosworth
Real Estate Loans Offer Flexible Payment Options
Story County Bank advertises real estate loans with flexible payment days and any amount at any time. They promote no commission on these loans and invite borrowers with existing loans to let the bank take over and reduce their rate.
Travel ad touts California sleeping car service and watches
The notice invites readers to apply to agents in Chicago and Northwestern Bay about a through tourist sleeping car service to Los Angeles and San Francisco. It advertises daily sale of round trip tourist tickets and a free stem wind open face watch as a time-keeper, urging readers to write Times-Republican in Marshalltown Iowa to learn how to obtain it.
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Chicago & North- Western
Ba Y
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Republican
Marshalltown
Clearing Sale Promises Bargains on Couches and Cans
A fragmented ad lists a sale offering duck coats at low prices and bulk canned goods. Items include tomatoes, corn, peaches, and peas by the can or dozen, plus Mocha and Java coffee and rolled oats with a dish at modest prices. Deals emphasize single customer purchases and bulk quantities.
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Ares, Iowa
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W. C. Kimper
Troy, Mich
Central Teachers’ Association
M. E. Church
Library Board
Central Iowa Teachers’ Association
Central Iowa Association
State Association
I. J. Sport
Jas. G. Blaine
Blaine
Caxton Building
Chicago
Story County Bankk
California
Geo. E. Baker
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Tek
Ary Clearing Sale
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