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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
1
The Times urges citizens to vote, urges registration rules, and addresses the Lincoln/ Bryan campaign. It contrasts McKinley and Bryan, endorsing McKinley and warning against Bryanism while stressing every citizen’s right to vote and participate in the election.
Cedar Valley Telephone in Waterloo uses trapped rats with strings tied to their tails to pull underground wires through pipes. A ferret chases the rats, dragging a longer string through to place the cables. The method, described as a novel power over animals, will continue while rats available.
In a periodical page, a call to vote next Tuesday accompanies praise for President McKinley’s 1896 platform and warnings against Bryan. The piece cites a Thanksgiving proclamation for November 29 and critiques the Democratic push, while a Marie Bok essay on simple living appears amid political commentary and local notices.
Story county Republicans gathered in Ames on Thursday evening for a rally and love feast. Nevada marching club with 300 arrived by train, joined by Ames torch bearers and mounted rough riders. Ex-congressional speaker C F Williams urged anti imperialism while backing McKinley Roosevelt.
Lexington Tenn editor W V Barry contracted a severe case of piles while exploring Mammoth Cave. His quick cure with Bucklen's Arnica Salve convinced him it is a world wonder. Cures piles injuries inflammation and all eruptions. Only 25 cents at L M Bosworth's Drug store.
A political letter from Lost Creek Lyre attacks William Bryan and the Democratic Party over monetary policy and trusts, defending the current gold standard and urging votes for expansion. It mocks Bryan’s trust stance, recalls 1892 promises, and urges readers to vote next Tuesday, while glossing over Thanksgiving reflections and editor’s finances.
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