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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1896

Page

3

Post Office Box Rentals Reform Slated

Special correspondence reports reforms in the U S post office system. Uniform 20 cent key deposits replace varied amounts, funds redirected to a key deposit forfeiture fund for new keys. Efficiency measures cut leases and clerk hire costs while improving access for patrons and revenue for the service. Officers elected at the Iowa suffrage convention are listed.

Act of Congress Department Post- M Jones Amd Post Office Department Carl Schofield

He Understood Brewing and a Quiet Offer in Scotland

While Lord Burton travels in Scotland a Seedman discusses brewing with him. A Brighton brewer offers management leadership and a future partner possibility if Burton offers to join. Burton declines, noting his own Burton area brewery requires his full attention.

Lord Burton Scotland Brighton Way Bass Burton Way

Parvin Wife of Iowa Mason Leader Dies in Cepak Rapids

Mrs Aggie Parvin wife of Theodore Parvin grand secretary of Iowa Masons and a prominent figure in Iowa pioneer history died in Cepak Rapids after a year long illness Funeral will be held in Iowa City

Parvin Cepak Rapids Aggie Parvin Theodore Iowa Masons Iowa Iowa City

Deacon-Boys Push Play Despite Rest Day Urgency

In the Pittsburg Bulletin a spokesman notes boys refuse to rest on Sunday claiming they are not tired. The exchange shows a festive but defiant attitude toward a day of rest.

Pittsburg

A Future Graduate

A juvenile brag text from the Atlanta Constitution depicts a college bound son who shows skill in football. The dialogue-style excerpt uses playful dialect to claim the son can kick a ball high while the ball comes down.

Spell Baker Atlanta Constitution

Plain and blunt man asks for marriage in Detroit

A blunt suitor tells Margaret he cannot frame honeyed speeches yet asks for marriage, while she, equally plain, answers herself with a cautious decline. The Detroit Free Press excerpt captures terse romantic exchange.

Margaret Detroit Free Press

Poorleigh and Penelope Refuse Marital Reforms

Dialogue excerpt shows Jack Poorleigh refusing marriage due to spending habits and Penelope replying she will not alter her dresses. The exchange reveals character traits and social expectations in the scene.

Jack Poorleigh Penelope

Cramer Marries Berley Woman Amid Election Bet Rumor

The Boston Transcript speculates on how Cramer wed Berley, suggesting the marriage was linked to a political bet. The remark hints at election intrigue surrounding the union rather than presenting confirmed facts.

Fuddy Cramer Duddy Boston Transcript

A Doubting Member and Judgment Day Parable

Atilanta Constitution presents a folksy parable where animals symbolize divine judgment and human credence. The verses depict doubt among believers as unfit to reconcile miraculous contradictions on judgment day, ending with a heathen devouring the preacher.

Western fruit markets debated at Iowa horticultural meeting

At Des Moines the Iowa Horticultural Society opened a three day session with 150 leading growers from Iowa and adjoining states. The group discussed co operating to secure western fruit markets abroad and reduce home market saturation. Reports cited recent drought damage but celebrated a record fruit harvest and advancing commercial orcharding in the north.

Des Moines Iowa Horticultural Society Iowa

Chicago Council Sets Four Cent Street Car Fare

Chicago officials adopt an ordinance requiring street car companies to charge four cents per ride. The measure may be challenged in court.

Chicago

Creedon Wins Fight in Ninth Round

New York report says Creedon defeated O'Brien last night in a boxing match, winning in the ninth round. Creedon secured the victory as the bell rang signaling the final round.

Creedon New York O’brien

Stamp collection bonds bank bond at Toronto

The Bank of British North America in Toronto accepted a bond of 10 000 dollars backed by a philatelic collection after a teller, lacking cash or surety, sent stamps valued by a philatelist. The collection, kept in the bank vault, was recently valued at 35 000 dollars.

Bank of British North America Toronto New York Press

Two Civil War Veterans Meet on Battlefield Mis sion Ridge

Two old soldiers from opposite sides of the Civil War section meet by chance on Mission Ridge. They reminisce while strolling the battleground exchanging experiences. They recall past actions, one recalling cracking out colonels and the other reacting to a shell game.

Mission Ridge Johnny Reb Chicac Tribune

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Glows in Public Ad Appeal

Singers public speakers actors auctioneers teachers preachers and all who strain their vocal organs find relief in Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a safe speedy cure A timely dose has prevented throat trouble for many users and kept voices clear.

Ayer

Get any ducks Weill I should say so at the club house

A fragment from a club house scene includes a sportsman remark about a photograph and a questioner turning away, with a nurse mentioning Dr. A P Sawyer and medical issues such as catarrh diabetes and shoulder pain. The piece promotes One Minute Cough Cure for cold related illnesses and Hall's Hair Renewer as hair care products.

Weill A. P- Sawyer C. Sampson Edwards St Decatur Illinois

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