Time’s Official Paper of Story County
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22 Jul 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1897
Page
1
The snippet presents a historic masthead stating Time’s as the official paper of Story County with a price listing of one Dollar per year.
R C Banner of Osage will run for State Superintendent at the Republican convention in Cedar Rapids next month. Sluenky Watterson told Kentucky’s Gold Democrats at their state convention last week that the old man is not dead yet. The Boone Standard notes Ames city workers are reclaiming earth moved for parking, a hint for Ames property owners to hold onto the land.
A torpion demand for wheat is expected to raise cereal prices. Bradstreet's reports world wheat stock at its lowest in years and Europe may need 100 million bushels more than last year while India Australia and Argentina struggle to supply usual shares. Senator Abe Funk of Spirit Lake appears in the governorship contest with strong support from Sae county. Drake’s fate seems uncertain despite backing from the Times after the convention.
The national republican league chose Omaha for its next convention after Detroit last week. Chicago hotel men, backed by a paid lobby, pushed to lure the 1898 gathering to Chicago but were blocked by the league’s decision.
A column laments the Cherry sisters and predicts their decline while reporting Polk county delegates favor Drake for governor. It mentions the Ohio Town State Fair dates, Alaska gold rumors, primary system support, a Japan Spain alliance against the U S, coal miners wage cuts, and distrust of trusts in a Boone Standard style editorial tone.
A column notes Kentucky elected a man who has never tasted whisky, calling it a symbolic stride toward progress. It also recalls a journalist's stolen pants and reports Inter Ocean figures on coal imports under McKinley and Wilson tariffs, showing shifts in soft coal supply from Canada and British Columbia.
A long 1897 Boone and Ames era column reviews politics in Iowa. It notes the Story County Fair as a perennial winner and highlights Governor nomination plans in Cedar Rapids on August 18 1897 plus fall civil service exam dates in Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Burlington and more. It mentions Profs Wilson McKinley and Tama Jim, factional campaigns in Fort Dodge and Des Moines, and local tributes to agricultural and educational leaders amid wartime style rhetoric.
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