29 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1894
Page
1
A Kansas city mayor elected in Pleasanton refuses to appoint her husband to the police force, citing he did not vote for her. The rest of the page discusses liquor laws, saloon debates, and local political notes from Iowa and surrounding areas.
The Sioux City Journal argues a Philadelphia lawyer may untangle the new Iowa liquor law while local wit references Coxy the monumental crank marching from Massillon Easter morning. A string of Easter editions from patent medicine wrappers, the mulet law, weather quirks, and changes at Clint Myers’s Jewell Record pepper the report.
The fore part of the week brought severe weather hindering oats sown in warm weather. The Valley Junction Express reports two neatest papers, the Movies Review and the Ames Ty, arriving at the office.
Following the Bridge trial at Washington, William T. Stead's new work It should come to Chicago circulates. The narrator vows sensational morsels and public scandal will fuel gossip for some time.
A. N. Borys of Webster City, Hamilton County count attorney, will seek the district judgeship at the Republican convention. Re scege is noted among Webster City’s leading attorneys, and the Times would have little complaint if he wins the nomination.
The note questions Tur Watchman’s boast as the county’s best paper and asks readers to name the exception, mentions Iowa cities seeking state party conventions, Des Moines as ideal convention city, and includes a hospital aid incident plus an advertisement for a cough remedy sold by Balci in Millersville, IL.
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