29 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1894
Page
1
The piece surveys political forecasts in Michigan and Iowa with notes on legislative makeup, local editors, and election tallies. It also recounts Thanksgiving reflections, turkey lore, and public notices about postal service and civic life, ending with a festive nod to gratitude.
A survey of Iowa figures and towns featuring Leonard Brown's insanity declaration, Gov. Jackson's nonre nomination, Mary Lease's Agitator plans, Purinton and Bank business failures, and editor shifts. It notes independent papers versus party lines, local rail offers, coal ads, medical tonics, and travel routes to California with special subscriptions.
The piece argues Frank Jackson will not seek the Iowa governorship, noting many hold office too long. It praises Jackson as a businessman who values a two year term over four and finds the salary inadequate for the duties.
Henry Wilson postmaster of Welshton Florida reports a six hour cure for long standing diarrhea using one small bottle of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy often requires only one or two doses for permanent relief and is pleasant when diluted. Sold by G Jaciscn and D Bates Druggists.
Tur latest fashion in hats is showcased this week at E. M. Sopers. The event highlights new headwear trends and offers customers an updated selection for the season.
Dr J H Drake of the Drake Sanitarium at 706 West Fourth Street Des Moines announces free examinations with diagnosis and prognosis for all with chronic nervous or surgical diseases from October 15 to December 1 1894. Patients examined will be under no obligation to take treatment.
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