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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
2
The Intelligencer visued PharsGays at Ames Story County Iowa by Hudson Bros Terms of subscription one dollar per year payable in advance.
A collection of editorials discusses the Maine catastrophe, criticizing inflammatory rhetoric and urging a full, careful investigation. It notes U S responsibility in Cuba, calls for avoiding sensationalism, and stresses the need for prudent leadership.
Dr Beardshear spoke at the Grant Club on The Nation praising civic virtue and labor as the basis of progress He extolled Lincoln and American unity before pivoting to a critical view of Cuban politics and calling for government action He finished amid tumultuous applause and the talk was slated for publication in the club’s book.
The Nashua Post discusses farm topics from animal husbandry to tobacco use for sheep dip and corn versus wheat bread. It cites dairy gains from a Cresco farmer, notes a new estray publication rule, and comments on transportation routes from Des Moines to Sabine Pass, the pooling bill, and J A T Hull’s stance.
The Des Moines report says the Ray bill is dead after strong opposition from Ames and other school boards. A State Teacher’s Association circular warns of higher book costs and disrupted curricula, urging readers to oppose fraud and protect student welfare.
The Colorado special via Chicago and North Western Railway departs Chicago daily at 10 00 a m reaching Ames 6 17 p m Omaha 11 50 p m and Denver 1 30 next afternoon Connections in Union Depot Denver with trains to Colorado and the West Up to date equipment Daylight ride through Illinois Iowa and Colorado 43 4
An old classified-like advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a remedy for nausea sick headache biliousness and all liver ills priced at 25 cents per bottle.
A vintage ad promotes GRAIN-O as a non stimulating coffee substitute that nourishes and cheers. It claims the drink tastes like coffee and suits nervous or young people and children. Consumers are urged to get a package from their grocer and try it in coffee.
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