The Fair Promises No Price Increases This Season
The Fair announces it will not raise prices this season despite market costs. It asks loyal customers to continue shopping there to keep living costs down and calls itself a destroyer of high prices.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
Our Spring Stock 2 Carpet and Fabric Sale
Our spring stock 2 is larger and better than ever here or elsewhere. We offer carpets rugs linoleums curtains wash goods dress goods silks shoes and clothing at prices not only not higher but in some cases much lower than before.
Advertising Rates For Local Notices In Story County
Official paper lists 5 cents per line per insertion for notices of entertainments concerts lectures suppers and similar items with monetary interest. Cards of thanks or condolence cost 25 cents. Church services society and club announcements and non revenue public gatherings are free once, extra publications 5 cents per line. Display rates available on application, changes due by Tuesday evening.
Senator Dolliver and the rate bill debate
A brief note cites Senator Dolliver as shaping a rate bill in modern mould. It then jokes about weather and grass, predicting a six week horizon if conditions continue.
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No primary bill clears Senate as spring hints arrive
The statewide primary bill died in the Senate on Tuesday. Notes of spring emerge as observations and local politics mix with references to Des Moines mayoral race, state senate prospects, and public figures. The piece includes crowd scenes, editorials, and civic chatter from Iowa towns.
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