08 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
1
A recycled column tracks election activity in Iowa, political hot topics, and local business. It highlights voter registration, newspaper promotions, ward voting advantages, plans for a daily Webster City paper, and Ames building and housing optimism, plus the Times’ strong recent business.
A souve nier issue of the Creamery Journal is sent to the State Dairy Association ahead of its next meeting. The piece praises the printers artistry and notes a Pittsburg inventor's clothes wringer that operates hands free. The writeup此外 discusses drought effects on Storm Lake water, fish decline, and a city ordinance to curb fishing.
A Congregational preacher in Sioux City was arrested on libel charges after condemning a Pauline Pall Opera Company member in a newspaper letter. The minister faced censure for crossing from pulpit criticism to print, prompting debate over propriety and ministerial etiquette.
A collage of quick observations and snippets: Sir Charles Sargent on a London holiday after thirty years in India. notes on 827 terms for love and a smoker who looks out of his grave. four New York men with ages. a London tradesman who cannot read yet grows rich. a band plays at a private citizen's funeral. the 1889 assassination attempt on President Carnot with a blank cartridge.
Iowa Daily Capital editor Lafe Young praised the paper's finances after years of toil funding it himself. He told the Times editor their effort is finally yielding tangible profits and expressed pride in Safe’s leadership and the paper’s growing coin of the realm.
The article notes temporary suffering for the poor but rising business and merchant optimism. It praises Iowa, lauds Iona for generosity, and quotes David B. Hill to claim pride in living in Iowa. The piece portrays Iowa transforming into a rich, prosperous state and urges residents to stay.
The piece urges readers to let the election pass without lingering strife. It praises peaceful disagreement, recalls past tempers flaring on election days, and counsels reconciliation and amicable fixes to any hurtful exchanges among friends.
A collage of brief notes reports on a New York man jailed for pulling a whisker, Milwaukee merchants urging press restraint during a smallpox scare, East Orange woman saving a mad dog, a healthy duck found after eight months in a well, Brooklyn cops ordered to 185 unpaid days, and remarks on Des Moines Leader’s fate and a Democratic daily need in Iowa.
An advertisement promotes a deal for the Ames Times and Des Moines Weekly Capital running through January 1, 1896. The offer includes a two-paper rate of $1.50 and a three month subscription trial on each paper, described as virtually free.
Henry Wilson of Welshton Florida says he cured a long standing diarrhea in ox hours using one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The remedy is often effective with one or two doses and is pleasant when diluted with water. For sale by Jacison and D. D. Bails, Druggists.
The notice advertises latest hat style seen this week at E. M. Sopers. Dr J H Drake of the Drake tarium at 706 West Fourth St Des es offers free examinations diagnosis and prognosis for chronic nervous or surgical disorders due to hard times from October 15 to December. Patients examined will be eligible for treatment.
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