28 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary line reads as a price notice urging readers to subscribe for only one dollar per year. Remaining legible text hints at a historical publication by G Hardin with Trieress referenced in a byline or title line.
The Ames printing office reports demand for sale bills and display cuts as local campaigns heat up. Frank D. Jackson fills halls with supporters in Nevada where republican rally attendance exceeds expectations and promises a strong November showing. A dispatch from Perry, Oklahoma City and surrounding areas notes political maneuvering by Hoggatt and Carruthers for mayor as train robberies are stymied by decoy police trains. A broader column reviews suffrage essays and women’s rights debates, praising measured advocacy and noting women’s growing public roles.
Miss Josie Morris of Ames Iowa joined Prof. Samuel A King in the silk airship Eagle Eyrie at Chicago World’s Fair. The balloon rose at 3 42 PM from near the art gallery, followed a NW then east course over Lake Michigan, with passengers unhurt after being sighted late on the lake. elusive reports say they were picked up by a boat and taken to Jackson Park.
Tur song "After the ball is over" is to be changed to "After election is over" as six weeks remain until the election and many can name the likely winner.
Fact Col lins Clipper notes a kaleidoscope of local characters and foibles in a quarrelsome town. A weather prophet, gossiping woman, loafers, a post office visitor, and a boastful reader mix with villagers, judges, and cranks in a vivid social snapshot.
The Iowa Central Railway Traffic Department announces low rate excursion tickets from Marshalltown to Clear Lake Spirit Lake Lake Minnetonka Okoboji White Bear Lake Detroit Lake Devil's Lake Moose Lake Spring Park Excelsior Springs Duluth Ashland West Superior St Paul Minneapolis and noted Colorado resorts For tickets rates and information contact Iowa Central Ry agents or address A F Banks C B Barry Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
A Wisconsin man testifies his wife suffered asthma for years until physicians predicted termination by consumption. After using Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, her condition improved almost immediately and two bottles cured her. He would not be without it even at fifty dollars a bottle.
Beginning August 1 1893 the Iowa Central Railway will sell Chicago round trip tickets at one fare with two dollars added. Return validity up to thirty days from travel date. One way rates to Chicago also reduced. For full details consult local agents or Traffic Manager A G Banks and T P Barry. Also Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Chamberlains offered by Westerman and Arnold.
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