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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
3
A mixed Ames Times page reports on local politics and social chatter, with remarks on church and civic life, a French battleship loss, and reflections on Canada’s reciprocity stance. It cites editorials by Thaddeus Denmanck and mentions residents’ opinions on elections and public affairs.
Rev W Minehin preached in Ames Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rather Wood attended church in Ames. Mrs Abbie Saville of Savannah visits sister Mrs Geo Person. Jance de Rosenfelt spent Saturday with friends west of Slater. Mrs Minnie Piley from Colorado visits with aunt and cousins the Will and John Johnston families. Mabel Rosenfeld attended Edward Morris birthday party north of Ames Saturday evening.
The Chicago Record-Herald prints all Sherlock Holmes stories, short and long, now running daily during a memoirs series. It begins a weeklong daily serialization after Sundays, followed by A Study in Scarlet and The Sign of the Four. Readers praise Doyle’s detective tales as world class.
A garbled note describes widespread slides across Canada, with sections indicating dramatic landslides and disrupted land. It mentions a jol and two jou reci pracity, hinting at severe weather and chaotic conditions across the country.
Harvey Incham stays busy this week brushing up silk tile for a buggy ride with President Taft tomorrow. He is described as full of pep. Cummins declined to comment on the Canadian reciprocity election result. The narrator claims Rita was knocked for a loop.
The article quotes Harry Hazlett and Editor Long criticizing political figures. It notes a desire for new leaders beyond a single strong man and references Senator Cummins, La Follette, and Taft alignments. Town residents express frustration with local figures and public life.
i. KE Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Kucklen Arnica Salve of stealing the sting from turns and scalds the pain from sores boils piles. It robs cuts corns bruises sprains injuries of their terror. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
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