04 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
1
The Times reviews election weeks in Ames and Cleveland amid suffrage debate and campaign tactics. It notes business groups forming in Ames, a Union Pacific sale, and obituaries of leaders, with reflections on Henry George and public virtue.
Henry George died during the mayoral campaign saying he would race if it cost his life. The blizzard reports from Nebraska and Colorado prompted Iowa residents to wear heavy clothing, while Iowa’s fall weather is praised as sublime and unparalleled among regions.
Joan Thompson writes that true heroism lies with the husband who calmly shares chores and smiles through the washing days, contrasting public applause with a home filled with grace and devotion. His words praise domestic steadiness over public fame.
Larp priced at 6 cents per pound available in 10, 20, and 50 pound cans at Read's Meat Market.
The text asserts that money power has achieved a total win and that there is no current prospect for India to resume free coinage of silver, signaling a decisive monetary policy stance. It notes the lack of a forthcoming change in silver currency policy.
Chauncey Depew touts the Chicago and North Western as the liveliest railroad on the continent with 8 000 miles of track. The line allegedly runs from Chicago to Ogden and Portland and reaches Milwaukee Madison St Paul Duluth and through Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota to Pierre and Oakes on the Northern Pacific.
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