01 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
1
A brief dawn verse on May’s death and June’s coming, contrasting sorrow with renewal. The speaker notes May’s passing as roses bloom in memory and June’s basin follows on every breath, reflecting seasonal transition.
The Iowa Farmer and Breeder will become Farm and Dairy issued semi monthly from the Times office after Ames buyers purchase it. The paper, an eighteen year old stock publication, will focus on dairy topics and reach readers across Iowa and neighboring states. The shift marks a major Ames advertising boost and positions the new title as a leading farm paper.
Sarah G. Jones of Richmond becomes the first woman to apply for and receive a medical certificate in Virginia. She is part of an eighty five member class. twenty one failed, and she is a colored woman. A Press Congress scene featured Kate Field and Susan B. Anthony joining ranks in favor of suffrage with Field clarifying support for restricted suffrage based on education.
An Ames notice lists investment offers from Iowa Mutual and Loan Association of Dubuque and references for potential homeowners. It mentions no membership fee and a 20 percent vesting rate, with contact options for A Turner in Ames and local agents. The item sits among miscellaneous ads and public notices including fairs, lectures, and travel deals.
A forthcoming sociable will invite each woman to donate a dollar earned by her own hands. Reports suggest vivid stories will accompany the evening as women recount how their dollars were earned, including tasks like cleaning windows, sweeping shops, bootblacking, and wood sawing.
The Dixon Star praises Sweet Little Antoinette in her Serpentine dance and 120 yards of silk, with the trio in act three drawing the strongest applause. The company is booked for next season, promising a full house, while Ames considers stronger ordinance to curb street signs.
The Northwestern Home-Seeker announces free copies by mail from W A Thrall of the North Western Line. It highlights South Dakota resources and prosperity. It asks readers to send addresses to obtain information.
In the ring on bicycles call if you need a wheel. Zenor and Son advertise Odontunder at the dental parlors of C E B Hunt offering dental services in a compact ad in the page.
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