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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
1
The Intelligencer from Ames Story County Iowa edited by Hudson Bros with subscription priced at $1.00 per year payable in advance.
A miscellany of items including transportation quirks from Chicago and North Western, tax talk on bicycles, Maine prohibition views, Holt county lynching links, Nevada editor gathering praise, editor Sam Clark's insights, the Ellbe steamer disaster with disputed fault, Boone County population history and 1894 improvements, Mississippi festival plans, Illinois Central Mardi Gras stop at Vicksburg, and Iowa school truancy debate about parental rights and public education.
Local note shows J A McKee declaring candidacy for Story County Sheriff subject to Republican convention. Other items include political commentary on bills by Gorman and Allison, mockery of a Justice of the Peace, and various local observations from Boone Standard and Washington dispatches.
The Old Settlers of Hamilton County will gather in Webster City on Washington's Birthday February 22 for a reunion. Eligible are residents of the county prior to 1870 and the editor of the Times notes his former secretaryship and plans to attend.
Congressman elect Sam Clark writes from Gate City claiming Republicans will respond to President Cleveland and cooperate with Democrats in Congress to restore government income and stable currency. He argues Democrats error and paralysis will prevent adequate legislation in the remaining weeks of the session.
A groundhog forecast suggests winter will continue for six more weeks, signaling colder days ahead. The tradition continues as locals note the event at the annual sunlit ceremony.
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