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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1905

Page

2

Press Club Luncheon Entertains at Chamberlain Hotel

The Woman's Press club of Des Moines enjoyed a nine course luncheon at the Chamberlain with Mrs. William Lundy Brown as host. A burlesque newspaper theme featured readings by club members and a wedding society scoop amid table decor and toasts.

Woman’s Press Club Des Moines William Lundy Brown New Chamberlain Brown Martha Johnston Emilie Stapp Nellie Matthews Martha B. Johnson The Mail and Times Nelle W. Matthews Register and Leader Jennie Hagen Brown el Campo Texas Lafe Young Hardin Ames Twxs Mary Cockerly Capital Alice W. Weitz Johnston Club H. D. Reichard Robert Moore Ottumwa Herald Lafayette Young A. B. Billington E. C. Spinney Wallace Matthews Anna oss-Clarke Floy McCready Oskaloosa Times-Herald Barbara Garver Sue McNamara Clara Lacey Greene Martha B. Johnston F. W. Weitz John R. Drake Adaline Payne Nevada Representative H. B. Hawley Ella Hardin Ames Timers Alice Hepburn Bess Crary Boone James G. Berryhill Jennie Hagan- Brown

LaFollettes Poised To Win Wisconsin Senate Seat

Eventy weeks remain until grass and six weeks until the school election. LaFoullette is set to be elected U S senator in Wisconsin as the LaFollette faction secures a sweeping win. Russians feud after a Japanese defeat signaling internal war. a harsh winter with a foot of snow and Iowa wind chills the region.

LaFoullette U. S Wisconsin LaFollette Fellows

Slushy snow burying man prompts amused crowd

A Boone Independent quips on the odd scene of a man buried up to his neck under a roof slush after a quarter ton slid off. The remark notes a Ames resident who might have met the moment when reading an old letter in the Times.

Boone Independent Ames Trmes

Snow and scandal mix in Iowa recollections

A local columnist recalls Archi e Smith and county politics after a Jokey shot at Scultz. humorous snippets from Boone and Des Moines raise church norms and a beef cattle piece in The Homestead. a blizzard tale ends with a rueful poem by Johnny McBride and Marion Junction memories.

Archie Smith Storm Lake Pilot Tribune Iowa Scultz Schultz

Dictionary dispute over telephone spelling leads to phone joke

Two men argued over how to spell telephone and tried the dictionary but could not find it in Ts. One suggests checking the Fs since some people call them phones, a humorous twist to the spelling disagreement.

George

Tennessee Tax on Bachelors Sparks Debate on Marriage

A Tennessee bill proposes a graduated tax on bachelors from age twenty three starting at 50 dollars a year rising to 225 dollars by age fifty, then free. The piece argues marriage pressure and economic mismatches affect young couples while offering a practical coal heater for ten dollars from the office.

Tennessee

Liberal January Offer Reduces Stock Before Invoicing

In January the store offers cash discounts to convert stock to cash before delivery. Groceries excluding Sugar and Flour get five cents off each dollar with cash prior to delivery. Chinaware Glassware and Crockery receive ten cents off per dollar under same terms. No discount below one dollar.

Seed corn excursions announce spring farm tours

Secretary Wells of the Iowa Grain Dealers Association and Iowa State College schedule seed corn specials across several rail lines from February to April with stops and evening meetings to spread the gospel of seed corn. The piece then sharply shifts to a political note on Russia, revolutions, and Poland, describing unrest, sieges, and global concern amid the Russia Japan war context.

Wells Iowa Grain Dealers Association Iowa State College Rock Island Old B Northwestern Iowa Milwaukee Illinois Central Dubuque Omaha Albert Lea Cherokee Sioux Falls

Teacher fears contagion and child insists disease not catching

A young rural Horton Kansas teacher wary of contagious illness sends a pupil home after the mother falls ill. The next day the child returns with a finger in her mouth and a hood on a string claiming they have a baby at home but mamma says it isn’t catching, highlighting fear and superstition.

Horton Kansas Kansas City Star

Irony of Hague tribunal founder under attack and rising terror

The piece laments the assassination attempt on the Hague tribunal founder and predicts a reign of terror rivaling France’s bloodshed. It argues Russia reaps the whirlwind of centuries of oppression and misrule as autocratic rule crushes freedom. The US voice warns of mob power and its dangers.

Hague Tribunal France Russia United States

Do Not Suppress a Cough When You Have One

Do not suppress a cough, remove the cause. A cough signals a cold and relief comes from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which eases the throat, clears mucus, and helps cure the cold. Also promote Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for biliousness. both sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

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