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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1896

Page

2

A Clean Sweep in Story County Iowa 1890 Election

The article notes a sweeping presidential trend in 1896 with McKinley winning sound money and protection, carrying West Virginia Maryland and many northern states while the South remains split. It highlights Ames and Washington precincts voting higher than 1892 and presents an estimated electoral table for the era.

Ames Washinton Story County McKinley West Virginia Maryland

Modern Hallowe’en Reflections and Druids Legacy

A city Ames walkthrough shows Halloween chaos as youths wreck property then a historical survey links modern customs to Scottish traditions and Druids. The piece traces Beltane and Samhain fires and the mistletoe ritual, citing Ossian poetry and Mrs. Hemans to reflect how ancient lore informs present holiday lore.

Bonnie Scotland Robbie Burns Gaul Britain Germany Persia God Whitsunday Walter Scott Ossian Cromiech Highlands

McKinley Wins Historic Victory In Electorate Sweep

Sound money supporters carried the day as McKinley won by the largest popular vote ever, with Iowa showing a 70 000 plurality and Nebraska likely carried by Braun while Iowa Congressmen were reelected Hull’s majority 6231 and a strong Senate majority favors sound money. Tax returns were read from the Opera House to a packed hall amid overnight celebration.

McKinley Republican Party Iowa Braun Nebraska Hull Congress Senate Opera House Bedlam

Professor Curtiss Receives Noted Denmark-Bred Saddle Horse

The Breeders Gazette praises Prof. Curtiss new riding horse as a high class saddle and harness animal. Bred by Joseph M. Garrett of Highland Place Fort Garrett Kentucky, Highland is listed in the National Saddle Horse Register and the horse will be used privately by Curtiss and as an example for livestock classes at the agricultural college.

the Breeders Gazette Prof. Curtiss Denmark Joseph M. Garrett Highland Place Fort Garrett Highland National Saddle Horse Register Curtiss

Elections Bring Wide Iowa Victory Across Towns

From neighboring towns the vote drew a 100000 republican majority in Iowa while a few backed the democratic poll. Mrs Kibbee left Gowery to tend her sister-in-law, Dr Clark visited Ogden, Halloween passed without major damage, husking runs strong with most men voting. E P Gilbert hauled two car loads of sheep, totaling about 1000 head this fall.

Iowa E. P. Gilbert

Miller & Kooser's Stocks Pure cider and White Wine Vinegar

The shop Miller and Kooser offers pure cider and white wine vinegar among its stocked acids. Local merchants report steady demand for pantry staples.

Miller & Kooser’s

Underwear Sale and Shiloh’s Cure Ad Pages

Local ad notices offer underwear in various styles at low prices from Brettrow and Smith. Also promotes Shiloh's Cure as a remedy for coughs with a prompt stop to a neglected cough. Judisch Bros. handles Shiloh's Cure sales.

Shiloh Judisch Bros

Local Markets And Odd Health Claims

Local markets list oats corn wheat flax and timothy prices and mentions Adams Bros cash dishers and Judish Bros sales. An ad touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for blood and kidney complaints with a testimonial from Mrs. E. B. Worden. The piece notes Nebraska breeze and Iowa voting trends with high turnout.

Karl Judish Bros E. BR. Worden

Levi Carter a 90 plus voter with long Civil War memory

Levi Carter, a quiet Ames man over 90, cast his ballot in the third ward and recalled living through key moments from Washington’s era to the Lincoln era. Born in 1805 in New York, he moved to Illinois and then Iowa, aiding enslaved people via the underground rail. He practiced farming, blacksmithing, and carpentry and now reflects on a life shaped by war, politics, and temperate habits.

Ames Eeery Washington Adams Palling Levi Carter Bryan Bill McKinley Ohio Statesman Levi Carter Rice Ile Jefferson County New York Mr. Carter Bunker Hill Trenton Yorktown Waterloo Europe Greece Victoria England Abraham Lincoln Kentucky Thomas Jefferson United States Atlantic George IV America Chicago Henry Clay Ft. Sumpter New England New York City Sackett’s Harbor Canada Illinois Ottawa Lincoln and Douglas Lincoln Methodist Church Andrew Jackson Fremont Grant Blaine McKinley Iowa

Grand Cloak Sale Announces November Dates

Announcement for a forthcoming Grand Cloak Sale on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 12 13 and 14 under the New York Cloak and Suit Co. urged shoppers to wait for the event with promises of good goods and right prices. Also mentions Chamberlain line remedies and a testimonial about Pain Balm with price details.

New York Cloak & Suit Co Tur Leonard Wells East Brimfield Mass

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