Ames Times publishes weekly paper in Story County
The Ames Times from Story County, Iowa, is issued every Thursday with local news and notices. This edition for Thursday November 10 highlights community events and regional updates.
10 Nov 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1892
Page
1
The Ames Times from Story County, Iowa, is issued every Thursday with local news and notices. This edition for Thursday November 10 highlights community events and regional updates.
A long, dense run of notices from Ames including bargains at Adams Bros and C M Soper s, railroading sales, new arrivals by Gro O Brien, Keeley Cure quips, naturalizations at Story County Court, performances at Ames Opera House, relocations of Gro Ginnord and Gro D Loup, and a call for hospitality for visiting conventioneers. Also reports on a Baccalaureate sermon by Beardshear and a political note: Tuesday s election a Waterloo for Harrison and Republicans.
Election returns show Republicans victorious in Iowa with Harrison leading in many counties. Oregon, Nevada, Colorado and Kansas carried by Weaver, Wisconsin and Indiana contested. Local items note visitors, job changes, store sales and community events in Ames, including drivers, professors, and a variety of social notices. The paper reports on town votes, civic developments, and upcoming sales and assignments across Ames and surrounding towns.
A bustling ad list offers stoves, sugar, eggs, pure maple syrup, laundry pickup, coal, lime, white oil, and assorted underwear from Grove Bros, Bingham & Co, LovGHRAN Mcu Co, Max well & Son's, Tilden's, and C. M. Sporr. Notices urge Grove & Zenor Co. debtors to settle accounts as firm changes occur.
About sixty couples gathered at Hotel Marine Nevada Monday evening to toast Judge John L. Stevens on his retirement after fourteen years on the district bench. Attendees praised his career, extended a warm welcome back to private life, and presented a gold headed cane from the Story County Bar as a token of esteem.
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