15 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
1
The notice shows rates for advertisements including 5 cents per line per insertion for entertainment notices and admissions with monetary interest, 25 cents for cards of thanks, and free one time publication for non revenue church and society events with 5 cents per line for additional publications. Display rates are available on application and changes due by Tuesday evening.
Senator Dolliver barred Gov. Cummins from a private meeting as Cummins backers carried Hamilton County in Saturday’s first state primary, signaling new momentum for Cummins supporters.
The Webster City Freeman Tribune clarifies Blythe has no intention of running for governor, correcting reader assumptions about his candidacy.
Hon J B Hungerford of the Carroll Herald, a governor friend and Iowa Agricultural College trustee, calls Dolliver’s endorsement of George D Perkins for Iowa governor sweeping and unequivocal and a certificate of character that should remove suspicions of unworthiness and quiet critics.
Des Moines announces Henry W Savage English Grand Opera tour presenting Parsifal and The Valkyrie at Foster's Opera House on March 22 with a 50 piece orchestra and 150 performers. The production features grand scenery, cross continent tour train, and tickets from $1 to $2.50 with season passes available.
In a Washington column James A Weer praises Captain Hull for Congress from Iowa Seventh District. He argues Hull's military and legislative record prove his fitness and warns against replacing him while urging kindness toward opponents. A second note discusses Flora De Voss Company returning to Ames with a March 22 engagement at the Armory.
Hol listers Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for children with gentle healing claims. The advert cites 35 cents for tea or tablets and credits L. M. Bosworth as seller.
A brief OCR fragment lists phone rate figures 25c 15c 35c and the word ied, with Mutual Phone referenced by number 35. The readable line hints at pricing or plan details for a local telephone service.
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