Special Cloak and Fur Sale at The Fair
A special cloak and fur sale is advertised at The Fair venue with details focused on discounted outerwear and fashion items. Shoppers are invited to explore wool coats and fur trims during the event period.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
2
A special cloak and fur sale is advertised at The Fair venue with details focused on discounted outerwear and fashion items. Shoppers are invited to explore wool coats and fur trims during the event period.
Tuky notes heavy snow in Michigan and reports a major Dolliver meeting in Ames next Monday night. He praises Ames city improvements over the past year as making it the county’s best town. He also mentions the first true frost of the season hitting Saturday night October 22.
H. B. Craddick and wife of Nevada announce the birth of a son on Saturday October 15. Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Keith of Cambridge plan a winter health visit to New Mexico due to Mrs. Keiths ill health. Major Hawthorne of Nevada is near death after weeks of illness. LaRThe Major died Friday afternoon. The Collins Liberator reports Uncle Peter Kline aided Dr Kneppers corn display with a 43 inch cabbage head a 46 inch circumference pumpkin and a mammoth Hubbard squash. A Roland stock company plans a canning factory with J. M. Sands handling stock sales and town boosters optimistic. C E Harriss harness and furniture stock closed out by public auction as Mr Harris relocates to Montana for health reasons. E J Brouchards St Louis return brings 12 Chester White hogs to the Exposition with eight ribbons including two reserve champion premiums and top sow pig honors. Brouchard stands as Story Countys sole exhibitor at the Worlds Fair with high praise for local stock. Colo Banner
The note recalls a Kendall Nevada meeting with Hon. Nate Kendall of Centerville slated to address. It also covers campaign talk about Roosevelt in New York, Wisconsin’s uncertain results, La Follette’s governor bid, and Spooner delegates.
A Missouri paper argues all officials are for sale if money appears but the writer disagrees. He concedes many are corrupt yet cites Roosevelt and Cleveland as examples of incorruptible leaders. He warns that while human nature trends bad, most public figures are not as greedy as claimed.
An excerpt describing asparagus as a long known food with a storied lineage. It traces references from Cratinus about 425 B C to Roman writers including Cato the elder and Pliny, noting De Re Rustica and Natural History as sources. The piece emphasizes the vegetable’s esteemed status in antiquity.
The article explains lobster ears as sacks containing fluid and ear stones which are mineral or sand particles. They amplify sound vibrations reaching delicate hearing cells that connect to the lobster brain, forming a notable nervous system.
The Chicago Record-Herald highlights its strong appeal to women with frequent fashion features and a persistent department focused on home life and varied women centered topics. The paper emphasizes breadth of home related content across issues.
A scanned Barneys price list lists items and prices including flour maple syrup table syrups and cereals. It catalogues products such as Washburn Crosby pancake flour Grape Nuts Quaker Oats and Victor Oats with varied cent prices, plus coffee tea and soaps like Santa Claus and Lenox Soap. The list reflects a late era grocery catalog style with mixed typos and OCR errors.
The issue previews a rich women’s page with Mme. Qui Vive and Meals for a Day, a high grade serial, Stories of the Day, and humor. S. E. Kiser contributes Alternating Currents while Dr. Withrow writes on Sunday school. Special fashions and home articles fill Sunday issues.
Wantep Bright seeks business women to distribute sample magazines and compile an official census of magazine subscriptions. Steady work with start salary of 15 dollars weekly. No experience required. good references preferred. Apply Sprague Wholesale Co Magazine Dept 270 Wabash Ave Chicago. 24 8.
Northwestern Life offers discounted excursion tickets to the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Tickets go on sale November 27 26 and 29 with return validity through December 5. Apply through agents of Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
A gold watch with a leather and aluminum fob was found between the Fair store and 100 Sherman Street. Return to the Times office for a reward.
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