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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
Ames readers learn Lenox College will mark a golden jubilee at commencement next week. The note recalls frost patterns in 1907 and comments on athletics and municipal politics inDes Moines alongside broader opinions on college sportsmanship and press coverage of Senator Allison.
Governor Cummins files formal notice of bid for United States Senate to succeed Alisson, highlighting a contested Republican path as Iowa protectionists show no endorsement for his candidacy.
Theo Tilton who figured in the Beecher-Tilton scandal passed away in Paris last Saturday. The case, renowned for its lurid nature, loses its last principal figure as Tilton's death marks the final chapter in a storied episode of real life.
Marshalltown native C McFarland who serves as consul to Switzerland reportedly sustained a serious injury at his St Gall headquarters. This follows a prior fall at home years ago that left him on crutches.
A group of men were arrested in Des Moines after a cock fighting gathering turned into a police action. The article notes local morals and suggests residents may overestimate their own restraint.
The Toledo Chronicle praise notes the Times-Republican as a great daily paper for Iowa readers with unmatched Iowa news service. It highlights Des Moines representatives, market reports, and concise world news tailored for busy farmers and readers.
Woman widow of the late President McKinley passes away at her Canton residence on a Sunday. The article notes her status and location with emphasis on the loss to the nation and the surrounding community.
Alvin H. Stimpson of Williamantic Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with complete recovery after multiple remedies failed. He reports being entirely well and free from acute kidney trouble after four bottles. Cagwin Druggist.
A traveler from the east on train number 5 Thursday night reported a missing purse between here and Nevada. Trainmen searched and found the purse outside a car window. it contained a steamship ticket and about $150 in bills, a $400 diamond ring and other items were missing. No thief was captured.
Old style ad promising Dr. King's New Life Pills will keep bowels regular to avoid appendix issues. The copy claims gentle action and guarantees by all druggists for 25 cents, urging readers to try the product.
Ames volunteers thank residents for patronage of last Friday’s fire department benefit. Proceeds totaling 85.59 will fund equipment for the new fire wagon ordered by the city council.
A promotional verse by L. M. Bosworth extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the choicest fruit of all, praising its virtues for consumption and health.
Grinnell college track team edged Drake by one point to win the state field meet in Des Moines. Ames took third with 26 points, Iowa 18, Morningside 10, Simpson 3. Huff led Grinnell with 15 points, and records by McCord Conway and others highlighted a day of fast marks despite Ames’ surprise showing.
The June McClure's Magazine offers an engaging mix of important and entertaining content. Readers will find a breadth of articles and features that broaden knowledge and provide enjoyable, condition of the era reading material.
A Pennsylvanian father credits Electric Bitters with curing his son’s five year eczema and lung involvement after other doctors failed. The testimonial promises best blood medicines and body building tonics, sold by druggists for 50 cents.
An heir contemplates mansion and luxury spending after inheriting a large fortune, while an adviser cites his uncle's strict living example of spending less than 1000 a year. A health ton ic advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
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