30 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
1
Warm municipal elections occurred in Iowa on Monday amid optimistic forecasts for a bumper crop. The weather over the last week suggests an early spring, while personal notes recall Mrs. Chadwick’s decade on the road and her upcoming period of reflection.
A riot of old jokes and headlines frames a busy period with W P Fitchpatrick elected mayor in Nevada and Chicago set for a Tuesday city vote. The column lampoons politics and public life from taxes to post office fights and prison sausage curiosities.
Story County notes recount Roy Kurtz breaking his leg after jumping from a horse while driving cattle at Colo. The Jacobs store sale to F. M. Darner of Ames, and manager Wm. Bales of Cole, mark local business changes. Nevada Watchman reports court activity, divorces, marriages, a pastor’s obituary, school election disputes, and Centennial preparations for the Lewis and Clark Exposition with building completion nearing June 1.
A group of Fairfield people wintering on the Isle of Pines face travel disruption as the Cuba to South of Pines shipping service is temporarily halted. The notice promotes low rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles via the North-Western Line from April 10 through 14, highlighting the Overland Limited and the California Express with sleeping cars. Tickets and rates available from Chicago & North-Western Bay agents.
A Honey Grove Texas man, John M. Fuller, nearly died from liver and kidney trouble. He credits Electric Bitters, bought from L. Worth, for curing his dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease, praising the medication as the best on earth at 50 cents a bottle.
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