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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Ames readers see spring jokes about weather and a joke on a two cent fare. The piece references the Dakota anti divorce law, a Des Moines sale, and critique of politicians and railroads. It notes editorials from the Cedar Rapids Republican and Colfax Clipper on state legislation and farmer relief from bad roads.
Geo D Perkins of Sioux City joined a group that spent hours crossing burning sands last week into an apartment named the Shrine. He found the climb tougher than any governor's race he had imagined. The piece notes the Shriners and their demanding initiation.
C. C. Deering of Boone was elected secretary-treasurer for the eighth time at the Independent Telephone Association meeting in Sioux City last week. Charley is regarded as one of the state’s best telephone men, with colleagues praising his ability in the field.
A Florida letter from Jacksonville chronicles political shifts including a Kansas senator's reception and a debate on a new primary law. It also details port activity, cargoes from palmetto fiber to oranges, and the city’s diverse labor scene amid travel plans to Atlanta and Cincinnati.
Henry W Savage's English grand opera company brings Madam Butterfly to Foster's Opera House on Tuesday April 2 with an orchestra of 60 and a 150 person company. A triple cast features Elza Szamosy Rene Vivienne Florence Easton and Dora de Filippio with Walter Rothwell conducting and a chorus of geisha girls and Japanese officials.
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