Republican County Convention in Story County Nevada Iowa
The Story county Republicans meet at the Nevada Court House on Saturday August 5 1893 at 11 am to nominate county officers and elect delegates to the Republican State and Judicial conventions. Township delegates are allocated by vote totals with a total of 2797 votes cast. Also notes subscription promos and local developments in Story county and a neem.
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Des Moines
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Amin Harrison
Dels. Collins
Franklin
Grant
Howard
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New Albany
Palestine
Richland
Sherman
Union
Warren
Washington
Republican Cong Committee
J. F. Rebeple
H. C. Boardman
Women and Work Causes in Ida County Pioneer Notes
The piece highlights women's roles in labor disputes and social issues. It discusses women marching for rights amid miners strikes, Des Moines women organizing World’s Fair presentations, and a Nevada nose job anecdote. It also cites a Boston College style critique of female graduates and diminutives in catalogs.
Representative Candidate at Republican Nominating Convention
W. O. Payne seeks nomination for Representative at the Republican nominating convention. He presents as a candidate and asks for party support in the upcoming process.
Ames and Story County Fund Cyclone Suffering Relief
Ames and surrounding areas contributed over two hundred dollars to cyclone victims in Pomeroy. Iowa editors prepare for Chicago World's Fair trip. local Democrat delegates convene in Nevada August 12 to nominate county tickets and send delegates to state and judicial conventions.
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Hamilton County Fair Set for September 12 15
The Hamilton County fair runs September 12 to 15 with balloon ascensions and a parachute slide on the last three days. Woman’s day is September 14 and Old Soldiers Day is September 15. A public wedding will be held on one of the days. Secretary Geo W Lee promotes popular attractions and oversees the event.
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Hamilton County
Geo. W. Lee
Populists plan musical rally to draw crowds this fall
The populists organize a company of musicians to accompany speakers, using music to attract crowds before delivering their political message. The plan is described as a crowd drawing tactic likely engineered by Jim Weaver.
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Jim Weaver
Jim
The Story City Herald Rises From Ashes Like Phoenix
The Story City Herald returns in a greatly improved form and size matching the Times. The Times notes Bro. Kelly’s prosperity as he guides the Herald through revival after burning to the ground last winter.
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Republican Caucus for Washing Town Township Set at City Hall
The Republican caucus to choose delegates for county and state conventions and a candidate will be held at the city hall next Saturday at 3 p m. Voters are urged to attend as officers who govern the county are virtually chosen there and every Republican should express their opinion.
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Washingtown
Sidewalks and streets shape Ames town image
Observers note that the condition of sidewalks and streets defines Ames impression. Business district sidewalks are decent, while other areas need repair, influencing how strangers judge the town.
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Ames
Onion social and railway mail service quirk in Ames
In Ames discussions arise about an onion social game where six young ladies stand in a row and one bites an onion while a man pays ten cents for a guess. If his guess is right he kisses five girls. if wrong he kisses the girl with onion breath. A note on the inefficient railway mail service follows with a July 12 mailing and July 21 receiving dates.
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Ames
Trere
Democratic Railway
Ontario
Times
One Bottle Healed Her Colds and Throat
A testimonial from Delton Wisconsin praising White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best medicine for throat and lung illnesses. The note also advertises trades and services including paper hanging cement walks glassware and real estate bargains on Onondaga street with W ivian & Arnold's as contact points.
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West Union
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Delton
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J. Adams
Adams Bros. Colored Ware Promoted At World's Fair Stand
Daily Iowa Capital on sale by Wells B. Sizer at 189 State Street promotes goods and mentions South Dakota land lots for sale from five to fifteen dollars per acre with flexible terms. Promotions include free car fare to buyers of 160 acres or more and payments with interest details. S. Ward of Ames, Iowa, endorses the offer.
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Iowa Capital
Wells B. Sizer
State Street
South Dakota
S. Ward
Ames
Iowa
Remedy Cures Cholera and Diarrhea Quickly
Last fall I suffered a summer complaint and diarrhoea, followed by my wife's sister. We tried many remedies without relief until we used Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which cured us at once. John Hertaler Bethel Berks Co Pa. 25 and 50 bottles for sale by Westerman Ar
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