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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1899
Page
7
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A series of notices from candidates including J. F. Gillespie Nevada Jan 3 1899 J A McKee Cambridge Jan 26 1899 and C W Earl Tama Lowell GEO Child Tama Feb 17 1890 and Caroline son Roland Tama Feb 27 1899 and Story City Feb 28 1899 seek sheriff nomination under the Republican primary process in Story County Iowa with requests for support and publication reminders.
In Story County filings Gilbert Station January 23 1899 announces Mr Epitror as a Republican primary candidate for County Superintendent and J A Fitchpatrick as a candidate for State Senator subject to Republican primaries.
County primary decision pending as Tama seeks the office of county treasurer in Story County. The report from Nevada Iowa dated February 16 1899 notes the candidate is set to contend in the upcoming primary.
Maxwell Iowa March 6 1899 report shows Iles Pearson a candidate for supervisor subject to Republican primaries. The notice appears as a brief campaign filing or public notice from the period.
County voters are urged to attend the upcoming primaries Tuesday April 4th with a crowded field for mayor including Tom Tompson and Parley Sheldon. The column notes ongoing legislative delays in Utah and Delaware and calls for citizen participation in Story county affairs.
The piece urges Story County Republicans to vote in the upcoming primary on April 4 to choose who should conduct county offices for the next two or four years. It stresses that every citizen should express a preference and that turnout matters despite the effort required.
In a partisan editorial tone the Ogden Messenger argues the Democratic Party should target trusts rather than money policy in the next campaign. It claims Republicans prefer keeping the gold standard and warns against money legislation, referencing 1873. It blasts Thompson and Billy Bryan as free silver extremists and questions what comes next.
The Iowa Capital urges adopting popular voting for U.S. senators by holding a vote at the state convention to reflect county sentiments. Delegates have yet to be chosen in most counties, and the plan would bring the selection closer to the people.
Congressmen protest honors for Bob Evans while Nevada cheers a north south railroad. Iowa public discussion covers Bryan remarks, school superintendent race in Story County, vote buying, drainage and soil fertility. Edgerton warns on proper tile drainage and soil nutrients for farming success.
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