One Dollar Per Year Motto In Historic Local Paper
Editor Hardin proclaims a price of one dollar per year for the publication. The line shows a promotional tag in the masthead with the year and local emphasis.
22 Nov 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1894
Page
1
Editor Hardin proclaims a price of one dollar per year for the publication. The line shows a promotional tag in the masthead with the year and local emphasis.
A lengthy welcoming address to the Iowa State Dairy Association at the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts lauds dairy industry, education, and national progress. It blends nostalgia with advocacy for better farming practices, curricula, and public support, ending with local commentary on recent political events and press fairness.
The passage notes talk of Levi P. Morton for president in 1906. It suggests Iowa neighbors begin discussing Curtis who beat Hayes in the second district and used Morton’s method to qualify himself.
Rumor says Des Moines Leader may go to a receiver as Stivers cannot pay debts. Pierce of the Homestead is reported to pursue purchase, with praised management making Homestead very valuable. If Pierce takes charge, the Leader could find immediate success in the newspaper business.
Read as a compact notice about Jd. P. Watsons offering a selection of union suits for ladies misses and children. Includes emphasis on a range of sizes and styles for comfort and fit.
Commencing Tuesday November 13 the B C R N Ry will run a Phillips Tourist Sleeper to California and Western Points attached to Train No 2 leaving Albert Lea at 3 00 p m daily except Sunday via Columbus Junction to Kansas City Fort Worth then Texas and Pacific to El Paso and Southern Pacific to Los Angeles and San Francisco arriving Saturday 7 00 p m. Sleep car features and low berth rate quoted plus second class tickets accepted.
An offer announces a bargain for the Ames Times and the Des Moines Weekly Capital. Subscriptions run through the year ending January 1 1896 with a combined price of $1.50. The deal includes three months of free access on each paper and urges readers to investigate.
Henry Wilson postmaster at Welshton Florida reports curing a long standing diarrhoea in six hours with Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The remedy often requires only one or two doses for permanent relief and can be taken when diluted with water. Sold by G Jackson and D D Banks Druggists.
The latest style in hats is showcased this week at E M Sopers store. Fashionable shoppers can view a range of stylish headwear and discover the season’s newest designs direct from the retailer.
Dr J H Drake of the Drake Sanatorium Des Moines announces free examinations with diagnosis and prognosis for chronic nervous or surgical diseases from October 15 to December 1, 1894. Patients examined will be under no obligation to begin treatment.
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