At the Fair C Good Clothiers Sale Offers Big Savings
Local retailer advertises cash purchases for stock and fast turnover. It promises patrons profits from low costs and quick sales with savings of 2 to 5 dollars on suits.
10 May 1906
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
1
Local retailer advertises cash purchases for stock and fast turnover. It promises patrons profits from low costs and quick sales with savings of 2 to 5 dollars on suits.
The piece notes Cummins allies mocking Senator Allison and a Sun day Register and Leader editorial misattributing an Allison amendment to the Hepburn bill. It observes political maneuvering in Iowa, with Tom Wilcox leading Cummins forces in Clinton county and Nevada Watchman ceasing publication to move to Cambridge Leader.
Opinion piece praising Iowa State College growth and funding needs, highlighting Story County support and the local candidate Smith as best for advancing the college. Includes brief notes on national politics, a Cannon speech, and minor local anecdotes about residents and editors.
G Lee and wife to R D Goble deed for a $1700 lot 2 block 6 Bigelow’s addition Ames. Haugeland and wife to Huxley Land Co deed $4045.23. Kalsem to Huxley Land Co deed $800 for 400 by 175 feet in section 23 82 24. McCarthy and wife to Parley Sheldon deed $2000 lot near 9 83 24. W J Kennedy and wife to Newton C Rew deed $4000 and 4 acres of section 9 83 24. Newton C Rew to Parley Sheldon deed $8000 for shy half section 9 83 24. Nelile Robinson to Elsie C Robinson deed $1100 lots 15 16 block 8 Gilbert. W M Greeley and wife to Parley Sheldon deed $5000 northwest quarter of section 9 83 24.
John eon of Cambridge announces candidacy to succeed Miles Pearson as County Supervisor. The entry notes the decision of the Republican party and mentions a primary in the process. April 10 1906.
Notice shows W. J. Cole of Iowa filing as a Republican candidate to succeed E. R. Silliman as County Supervisor. Dated May 2 1906 with primary action set for June 2 1906.
M. L. Tesdall ofuxley Iowa submits as a candidate for Story County recorder subject to the Republican primaries. The filing notes a personal intent to serve and seeks party support for the county-wide election.
Chas Bartlett of Story City Iowa faces the Republican primary race for county recorder as part of the April 23 1906 slate.
W. C. Hipy declares his run for County Recorder subject to Republican primary on June 2. He presents as a candidate appealing to party voters and outlines his qualifications.
FOR CLERK lam a candidate for Clerk of the Courts of Bow county subject to the will of the republican county primaries O M Soren Ames ia April 21 1906.
Gro C. White, of Nevada Iowa, declares run for the office of Representative pending Republican primary on June 2 in Story County. He seeks voter support ahead of the June election.
Ames notes on April 26 show W T Smith as a candidate for Story county representative seeking the Republican county primary decision. The filing reflects local party activity and upcoming ballots.
Tam a candidate for the office of county auditor subject to Republican county primaries. Fred G Dunahugh. Nevada, April 25, 1946.
The past week brought abnormally cool conditions with killing frosts on the mornings of the 6th and 7th. Minimum temperatures fell below freezing at many stations and tender fruit crops may have suffered damage. In about a third of the state western and northern areas saw above normal rainfall while overall conditions favored plowing and field prep. The cool spell delayed corn planting but farming work progressed.
Reports show progress in grass and small grain crops with good prospects for planting in fair weather next week. Measured gains in meadows and pastures are noted as wheat oats and barley areas are largest. Also a local testimonial touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing a 23 year leg sore and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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