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27 Mar 1902
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Ames Times in Ames, Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
1
Caught Napping as Prouty Wins Story County by One Vote
The article notes Judge Prouty defeated Capt. Hull in Story county by 101 votes after withdrawal announcements caused confusion. LaFayette township boosted Prouty amid anti Hull sentiment. Palestine showed similar but lesser effects. Prouty 1352 Hull 1252. Also includes ads and notices about Chamberlains Cough Remedy, carpet weaving, and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Prouty
Capt. Hull
Story County
Friends of Hull
Prouty
LaFayette
Palestine
Hull
Des Moines News
Visit from a seventy five year subscriber renews youth in old Youth's Companion
A Chicago resident, Mr. R. W. Peabody aged ninety one, visited the Youth's Companion in New England. He has subscribed since its first issue on April 17, 1827, and the paper remains vigorous, adapting to modern times while keeping its original purpose. The note honors long faithfulness and the paper’s enduring relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
R. W. Peabody
Chicago
West
Peabody
The Times Official Paper of Story County
The newspaper notes a price of one dollar per year for readers in Story County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County
Iowa funds and gold standard talk in early headlines
The paper notes Mexico plans to end free silver and adopt the gold standard. A farming article warns spring work is urgent as equipment needs fixing. Andrew Carnegie donates twenty five thousand dollars to Iowa City for a public library. Iowa’s penal institutions have received five million seven hundred eighty five thousand three hundred ninety nine, while education received three million seven hundred three thousand six seven eight, signaling a misallocation of state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Andrew Carnegie
Iowa City
Andy
Ames
Carrie Nation No 2 in Kansas Miss Blanche Boise
Topeka figure Blanche Boise earns notoriety as a Carrie Nation type cause led reformer whips the mayor in a provocative act. The remark notes Kansas’ alleged lack of production in contrast to such sensational actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Blanche Boise
Topeka
Kendall Declines Run for Congress Amid Pressure
Representative Nate Kendall of Monroe county ends talk of a House bid against Maj or Lacey this year. The sixth district legislator is praised for his intellect and oratory as his future in Iowa politics is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Kendall
Monroe County
Major Lacey
Kendall
Iowa
American Congress
Iowa lawmakers require annual city financial statements
Donver and Allison drew praise from Iowa press for opposing the ship subsidy bill. Admiring Mark Hanna backers seek 1904 presidential run. Marcus's candidacy uncertain. Ruthven Appeal quips on a skinny girl and a plump girl. Iowa legislature passes bill to publish yearly city financial statements in all cities. A good thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
Will
Bors
Iowa
Judge Prouty Loses Polk County and Faces Story County Duel
After losing Polk County judge Prouty, 21 Des Moines has carried Story County where the contest seems abandoned. The judge now has a county on his hands without being a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Prouty
Des Moines
Story County
Cedar Rapids
Fight in Iowa Congress Faces New Challenger
The battle with the Iowa delegation continues as Speaker Dave Henderson is set to meet an opposition onslaught. Senator Courtright of Black Hawk County will run against him, with the Des Moines Leader newspaper opposing Henderson and aligning with Democratic views often labeled as feminist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dave Henderson
Courtright
Blackhawk County
Des Moines
Henderson
Hull Supporters Stand Firm In Story County
Supporters of Capt Hull in Story County defend their votes as legitimate, citing parallel cases with Judge Prouty in Polk County. They report LaFayette township showing Prouty 225 votes to Hull 81, more than Cummins and Phillips in the last governor election, and they deny alleging fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Hull
Story County
Judge Prouty
Polk County
LaFayette Township
Prouty
Cummins
Phillips
Boy orator of the Skunk Arouses Des Moines Column Clash
The Intelligencer editor launches a sharp rebuttal to a Des Moines Prouty rally critic from the Times. The writer dismisses accusations, defends postoffice inspectors, and contrasts subscriber lists with the rival paper, asserting the Times has stronger backing and urging no apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skunk
The
Intelligencer
Times
Des Moines
P. m
Main Street
Lafe Young
Iowa
Real Estate Boom in Pocahontas County Spring
Real estate transfers in Pocahontas County this spring are described as phenomenal with unprecedented activity. The piece notes the surge surpassing any previous county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
City Clean-Up Urges Residents to Beautify Lakeside Areas
Spring drive asks residents to clean lake surroundings and remove winter refuse. Officials urge participation to improve local beauty and health of the waterfront areas.
Electric Bitters touted for female troubles healing
The ad claims nagging wives suffer irritability and nervous trouble then suggests Electric Bitters as a cure. It lists symptoms such as melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness and fainting and promotes the product as a remedy used by thousands with L M Bosworth's satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bosworth
Last Week Sale Forces Move of Leader Grocery Dept
The Leader closes its grocery stock after a sale at bargain prices as Til den Bros. will move the department to their store on Monday. Sowers runs a sensational sacrifice sale slashing prices below wholesale to attract shoppers before the deadline of March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Pros. & Co
Messrs, Tilden Bros
Leader
Sowers
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Mr. Jacobs
Cous
Jive Ith
Ames, Iowa
Judge Carries Story Co
Chamberlain
A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Virginia
Caxton Building
Duff Street
T. Corrien
Broady
Kelley
John M. Johnson
Bay Road
Smood Gro
J. B. Kooster & Co
E. Carry
the Times
Charles City
Kex
Dontver
Allison
Press of
Mark Hanna
Marcus
Board of Supervisors
Timms
T. Old Stand
C. Hamilton
Geo. E. Baker
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