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Official paper notes Ames celebrates Independence Day with amusements promising a good time for attendees.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
1
Tramps' Stone Pile Topic Cited by Tuk Boone
Tuk Boone argues a stone pile entertains tramps and Ames once had one. A Burlington cemetery epitaph proclaims a baby “lies” beneath a store, aged twenty one days, costing forty dollars, highlighting quirky local notes.
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Tuk Boone Independent
Ames
Burlington
Vermont
Local Clerk Candidate Defeated in Hamilton County Primaries
Witlier, a well known county figure, ran for county clerk of Hamilton County last week but lost by a small margin in the primaries. His bid for a third term was thwarted as he had already served two terms with an admirable record.
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Witlier
Hamilton County
Bugaboo
Will
Doliver
Congress
John L. Stevens
Boone
John L. Kamrar
Webster City
Tom Healy
Fort Dodge
Phil Hanna
Luverne
Geo. Clark
Algona
Milwaukee Railway
Parley Finch
Humboldt
Finch
Carl Keuhnele
Dennison
Slander’s Harm to Character Cited as Worst Enemies
A speaker condemns slander for attacking personal character and motives. He warns that hatred and revenge drive vile insinuations that tarnish purity life integrity and purpose, labeling such acts as among the race’s worst enemies.
Sensational journalism slander criticized by correspondent
A harsh critique targets a guerrilla state capital daily for sensational attacks on a family. The author denounces writers who publish such material as inferior to decent people and unworthy of notice.
Kansas Girls Drive Binders Boost Wheat Crop Across State
Five hundred college girls in Kansas join the harvest effort to save the wheat crop as the state reports its largest harvest on record. They operate self binders amid limited labor, supporting honest labor and prosperity.
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Kansas
Ambush of college progress blamed on Ames sources
The piece denounces rumors in Guerilla News claimed to be inspired by Ames. It urges boycotting and ostracising the unknown instigator, arguing residents spend twelve months strengthening the college town and condemns attempts to undermine that effort as a dirty shame.
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Ohe
Nevada Journal
Ames
Story County
Benjamin
Iowa Agricultural College
Prosperity Defies Bryanites Claims in Iowa Editorial
The Cedar Rapids Republican praises four years of prosperity, arguing that mills run, jobs exist, and rates stay low. It rebuts Bryanite claims, notes Des Moines auditorium fire, and asserts reform could begin if the GOP wins the August convention in Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
McKinley Seeks Second Term with Little Opposition
The piece argues for McKinley’s renomination in 1900, noting one term in office, a successful Spanish American War, rising farm and factory prosperity, and labor full employment. It claims Democratic issues from 1896 have faded and predicts Kansas City convention on July 4 will lack a viable issue for the opposing party.
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McKinley
Kansas City
Goop Hard Wood for Sale Inquire Hemstreet and Campbell
Goop hardwood offered for sale with inquiries directed to Hemstreet and Campbell. No further details or pricing provided in the readable text.
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Hemstreet & Campbell
Barber Shop Ad Promises Fast Service and Clean Work
To the Public Go to the O K Barber Shop for clean and up-to-date work Six chairs no long waits Three bathrooms and shining stand Close at 9 p m except Saturday at 12 p m promptly No baths or barber work on Sunday Satisfaction guaranteed Under Union Nat Bank Ames la
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