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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1895

Page

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Political notices and local reports from Ames 1895

Candidates announce for Sheriff and Board of Supervisors in Story County subject to Republican County Convention. Assembly of notes on federal and state politics, including speeches by ex-Senator Ingalls and remarks on income tax and monu ments to Monroe. Also a brief look at Mt Ayer reading room, Marshalltown banquet, and Boone population shifts.

Story County J.A. McKee Board of Supervisors Republican County Convention A. M. Brineman Ep. Rex A. S. McCorp

Farmers Lose Ground as Agriculture Dept Reports Sharp Decline

The agricultural department reports a $635 million drop in value for horses mules cattle and sheep over three years from 1.13 billion to 62 million a nearly 50 percent loss. The piece notes why farmers grow poorer, questions causes including trolley lines, lists jurors for an April court session, and mentions political candidacy and a party comment by the State Register.

Agricultural Department

Nevada News Notes and Local Updates

Mrs. Lockridge plans an extended visit with her sister in Salina Kansas starting next week. Miss Bernice Halley ill with a head gathering but improving. Eva Newton of Boone visited over Sunday with friend Margaret Statler. Will Ambrose remains homebound with rheumatism. County auditor D M Grove and deputy Burgess were briefly ill Tuesday. Ersland deputy recorder attending a wedding near Maxwell. Licenses issued: Henry Hemmingsen with Bertha Laude. Frank E Allen with Belle Selby. John M Walker with Christina Olson. Bert Price with Jennie Williams. Relief allocations to Nebraska counties show about 3350 to people and 700 to railroads. critics say relief favored railroads. Congressman Hepburn criticizes Supreme Court decision as unfair, blaming Democratic party rather than judges. notes constitutionality as key. $58.50 from college supporters plus Ames residents brings total 126.90 sent to Philips Campbell of Custer county. Iowa State Medical Society meeting at Creston endorses classing membranous croup as infectious disease. Dr D S Fairchild of Clinton elected president. next meeting in Des Moines. Home missionary rally held at Congregational church with Mrs Caswell of New York and secretary Wiard of Chicago. Sunday's Register recalls A R Brown’s earlier arrest for cigars theft. Boone trial resulted in acquittal. Brown, living in Mitchellville, asserts arrest harmed him and his innocence is now affirmed by friends.

Bernice Halley Eva Newton Boone Margaret Statler Will Ambrose Miss Ersland Maxwell Henry Hemmingsen Bertha Laude Frank E. Allen Belle Selby John M Walker Christina E.olson Bert Price Jennie Williams Iowa State Medical Society Creston State Board of Health D. 8. Fairchild Clinton Des Moines

Public warning on reform era finances in 1895 Ames letter

An 1895 Ames Iowa letter charges the Grover Cleveland administration with debt and deficit. It claims the Reform-Wilson-Gorman tariff period ran a shortfall after borrowing 162 million dollars and spending over 55 million more than receipts since July 1, 1894.

Ames Iowa Borror Grover Cleveland

Maxwell Prospectors Strike 18 Inch Coal Vein on Dawson Farm

Dan't Dawson celebrates after Maxwell prospectors report an 18 inch coal vein just beneath the surface on his hillside farm. Experienced workers say the vein grows larger as they trace it deeper and expect abundant coal, urging continued exploration and success.

Dan’t Dawson Maxwell Tribune

Cemetery Plantings Offered by S S Paxton

Asparagus plants grapes plums cherry trees and a full assortment of flowering shrubs and plants suitable to set in cemetery. S S Paxton 52 2.

S Paxton

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Henderson Quarium Are Tl _LICSETT Ee. M. Soper Miller Jiudisch Bros J. S. Thompson Imstriuiments J. A. Campbell Iam A. K. Banks J. F H. McCarthy Mr. Ephor David B. Hill Congress Mt. Ayer Marshalltown Traveling Men’s Club Col. Henderson Lacey Senator Allison Cousins Great Britain James Monroe Times Republican John J. Ingalls Algona Desmoines Senate Lazarus Therman Edwin Rex Rex Washington Township Boone Democrat Fred Douglass United States United States Recorder Frederick Douglass Sherman Gould Samuel Gould Box 381 Bone Lowa Harrison Democrat Republican Party Northwestern Chicago Furner Junction Loren W. Reynolds State Senate Story Holmes State Register State of New York the Intelligencer Hudson Bros George Gamble L. Bartlett L. N. Thompson Huxley John Tweet Roland Kenry Flora Martin Jorgenson Story City Croydon Wood Grant A. R. Smith Nevada L. H. Smith Lewis Berhow Adam Ruxton Zearing H. Cummings Colo Perry Bowers Bender Coto E. Taylor P. D. Hatfield Slater D. K. Bruce Gilbert S. H. Olsen Daniel Dakins Thomas Jacobson O. B. Peterson R. N. Stone Collins Sam Harrison A.S. Liddle H. Christman The Democratic Party D. M. Grove Burgess Nebraska State Relief Association Omaha Bee Congressman Hepburn Supreme Court Times-Republican Democratic Congress Philips Campbell Custer County Congregational Church Caswell New York City Wiard A. R. Brown Moille State Center Brown Booncen Mitchellville
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