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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1902

Page

9

Attitudes Toward the United States and Iowa Agriculture

The piece reviews European powers’ stances toward the U S and notes Mr Hill’s belief in large railroad mergers, then traces agricultural education from 1858 land grants to 20th century science at Iowa State College, highlighting notable faculty works and upcoming state funding. It also covers the Ames I O O F Temple dedication banquet with detailed hall features, program, and speakers.

Congress Michigan Iowa Agricultural College State College and Experiment Station L. H. Pammel J.B Weems Iowa State College F. Lamson- Scribner U. S Department of Agriculture John J. Repp V. M

Hull visits Des Moines on army post and federal building row

Captain Hull assured Des Moines papers he sees the $1,000,000 appropriation as feasible but faces Judge Conner’s opposition in Iowa’s tenth district. The noted clash raises questions how a freshman could impede a veteran congressman’s plan and national treasury raid.

Juan Iowa Conner Judge Conner Des Moines Man Hall Capital Washington Capitol Congressman Hall Congress Hull Capt Army Post Tenth Congressional District National Treasury Dollivers

Boil Frozen by Liquid Air Trial Ends in Recovery

Rev. Vanderlas of St. Louis had a boil treated with liquid air by Mr. Davis. The boil was frozen and caused extreme suffering. Gangrene followed and for a time blood poisoning was feared and his hand might be lost. He is now recovering and will seek payment of medical bills from Davis' managers.

Rev. Vanderlas St. Louis

The Cat in the Meat Tub and International Chess Moves

A discussion of German behavior toward the United States in Hong Kong and Manila. It notes Dewey's rebuke to Prince Henry, questions about Germany's aims, and possible Monroe Doctrine implications for Venezuela. It dismisses German plans for the Philippines and asserts U.S. intent to keep the Philippines.

Prince Henry Hong Kong Manilla Dewey Germany Miss Roosevelt Venezula Philippine Islands Johnny Drapean Spain U.S Cuba Johnny Philippines U. S

Home Building Co Plans No Interest Contracts

Advertises a home building company offering plans with no interest and calls to investigate contracts. Mentions Grovcs and Litre as part of the offer.

The Home Building Co Grovcs & Litre

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