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07 Jun 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
1
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The republicans of Story county will meet in delegate convention at the Court House in Nevada June 30 1894 at 11 00 a m to nominate county officers including Clerk of the District Court County Auditor County Recorder County Attorney and Member of Board of Supervisors Also to elect fourteen delegates to the Republican state convention at Des Moines July 1 fourteen delegates to the Seventh Congress and District convention at Des Moines July 24 and fourteen delegates to the Eleventh Judicial District convention when called Each township ward and precinct gets two delegates plus one for each fifty votes or majority fraction of Frank D Jackson for governor in 1893 Precincts and wards listed with delegate counts
A collection of notices from Ep Times and Ames Times announcing candidacies for Story County offices including County Attorney Clerk of the District Court County Recorder Auditor and related positions subject to Republican county convention decisions. Names include E H Addison A L Bartlett F D Thompson Charles Hamilton R E Gifford O Peterson A Ersland J S Shire with dates in 1804 1894 and locations Maxwell Nevada Cambridge Ames Zearing Story City and Ames.
Ames plans a lively Fourth of July with anticipation of a big crowd and festive atmosphere. The local press notes mixed election questions ahead, while readers weigh in on nominations and party spirit as newspapers celebrate civic life.
In Lemars, Hon I S Strupi challenges Congressman Perkins for a seat in Congress at the Republican 11th district convention. The Times criticizes current congressional inaction, urges party unity, and notes Nevada hosts a June 30 convention to nominate county officers and delegates.
The piece attacks labor strife and political figures, praising McKinley for 1896 while condemning the national congress for duties and urging readers to subscribe. It warns of fakirs in Ames, notes sugar bounty ending 1895, and laments coal strikes hurting workers. It ends with an advertisement for underwear by E M Soper.
The day for the state Society meetings has been changed from Saturday to Wednesday during the summer months for majority convenience. The next Society gathering will be with Miss Chamberlain on Wednesday at 3 o clock, topic Arthur Jackson, Lesson 12 in the course. There is note about editorial on women’s eyes and municipal affairs and calls for humane treatment of animals, enforcing law, and civic kicking. Also mentions waiting for goods from New York, suffragists, and Breckenridge political context. Kansas Lease discussion cited with humor and aim for reasonable judgment.
A Tennessee resident praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for teething grandchildren and her own severe flux. She reports full recovery within hours and urges others to try the product, noting local retailer Westerman & Arnold.
Jacob Brown, a Rai Indiana merchant, notes many residents keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home. The medicine is valued for coughs and whooping cough, with mothers reluctant to be without it. Fors Westerman & Arnold.
Antiquated testimonial notes relief from rheumatism after using Plains Pain Balm. The author claims cure and urges friends and customers to try the remedy. Cited by Simon Gotpeaum of San Luis and sold by Westerman Arne.
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