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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
2
The Ames Times presents a jumble of items from Canada reciprocity talk to local ads and editorials. It mentions Des Moines license payments, railroad rates, coal strikes, church unions at Oto, and odd tidbits about machinery and crops alongside miscellaneous society comments.
In a northern tour the Representative editor found one Taftian while others supported Laboulette, implying Cummins still holds influence in Howard state politics.
A girl in Alton Illinois sulked after her mother barred letter writing to her claimed advanced lover and refused to get up. She eventually relented and rose.
A garbled OCR passage describes a price change and a misentered sign in a six million millinery window. The intended beaded cinema window appears distorted by the intelligent computer output. The headlining phrase about flossy vines and the widow remains unclear.
Secretary Wilson accepted an invitation to serve as 48 honorary president of the Mellons Brewers Association. He noted his cabinet role requires him to take the post since agricultural products feed into brewery manufactured goods.
Des Moines reports Senator Cummins will not accompany the president on the Iowa trip. The decision reduces concern over public opposition to the president amid GOP conventions. Cummins avoided naming the president in a public address, signaling a cautious stance.
A Maine election report shows fluctuating results on prohibition with daily front pages declaring Maine dry one day and wet the next. The latest official note claims Maine remains wet after the most recent tally, leaving uncertainty about any change since last Tuesday.
A garbled excerpt appears with unclear references and disrupted phrasing. The readable parts hint at social or political commentary but lack coherent names, dates, or concrete events to anchor a factual summary.
Fragmentary 20th century missive quotes affectionate phrases and telegraphic chatter about a husband and wife. The garbled lines include references to endearment and a cryptic telephone exchange, with a Washington source note.
Mrs. Miriam Ailesworth of Peery Dr. Oss Freed of Huxley and Mr. and Mrs. Freed, with others, visit relatives. A Cobb Sawyer Jones ranch reunion near FL 3S Jones home brings about sixty members for a family picnic. The Christian church at high noon hosts the marriage of Carrie Stoll and Frank Wheeler with solo by Onotsy Johnson and wedding party entries. The couple will reside in Mackey. Additional visits include Chay Zener of Hoon and Dr E M Johnson of Chicago. Dr Dan Hurst now in Nebraska has been visiting local friends.
Peeta the interview column quotes Fisher a north central grocer praising a trip from Ames to Des Moines Cedar Falls Waterloo. He reports pleasant, wide highways from Ames east to Marshalltown with minimal delays and no major hazards despite a minor return journey slowdown.
A collage of oddities from print includes strange ads and notices chiefly about jobs and services. It references a pig slaughter incident and mentions a recent agricultural inquiry with swine concerns.
Paul Mattin of Buffalo New York keeps at home the king of all travel aids De Kings New TRife PRs. The moisture free product is claimed to relieve constipation head ache indigestion and dyspepsia. Only 258 at all dongeists.
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