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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1898

Page

5

Peace and politics shadow Iowa news pages in March chatter

A mosaic of briefs notes Des Moines events and national affairs. References to market stability journalist opinions and Iowa figures like C W Conjor Moore and Harriman fill a patchwork of dates places and entities with focus on agriculture politics and trade. The piece hints at war readiness and state fair debates amid local calls for accountability.

Des Moines Omaha W. F. Harriman State Agricultural Society John Downie Board of Control Harriman

Des Moines Capital Reports Tariff Debate and County Representation

The Des Moines Capital notes that twelve nations oppose the Grey Law and that tariff policy influenced by the Wilson era is debated. It highlights county deposits in banks, proposed legislature representation by county, and a plan to add house members proportional to county population. It also reports on large agricultural shipments to Russia and global interest in U.S. farming and manufacturing success.

Ursus Midland Monthly Des Moines Beatrice Harlowe Milwaukee Israels Mary A. Kirkup Ft. Dodge Speaker Reed Des Moines Capital Rer Board of Supervisors

Rupert of Hentzin in McClure’s Magazine Soon in Book Form

Anthony Hope's Rupert of Hentzin is not yet due in book form. The tale in McClure's Magazine continues with Rudolf Rassendyll impersonating the King of Ruritania to aid Queen Flavia. Full summaries accompany each installment for new readers.

Anthony Hope Rupert of Ruritania Flavia

Seekers After Gold and Health Embrace Hood's Sarsaparilla

Health seekers trust Hood's Sarsaparilla to bring promised benefits while some doubt the outcome. The ad frames the tonic as a reliable aid for wellness amid general hope of improvement.

Iowa Sugar Beet Bulletin Highlights 1897 Findings

The Experiment Station issued Bulletin No. 37 on sugar beet investigations in 1897. Iowa soil and climate support beet sugar. best samples found in Boone, Calhoun, and Clinton counties. upland soils yield higher sugar content. The bulletin argues sugar beets offer economic and agricultural benefits, with beets yielding far more sugar per acre than corn, and urges local cultivation. Copies available from C. F. Curtiss, Ames, Iowa.

United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Boone County Calhoun Clinton County The Bulletin C. F. Curtiss Ames

Local Woman Credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with Recovery

Rosa A Muench of Pilot Mound Iowa reports loss of appetite and fatigue due to impure blood. After three bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla her appetite returned and she now enjoys good health.

Pilot Mound Iowa Rosa A Muench Hood

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