Ames Iowa Classified Subscriptions and Local Officials
The notice lists publication terms at Ames Story County Iowa by H & S K Wilson. It names county officers including County Auditor Clerk District Court and County Attorney J Miller Treasurer H C Dugas Recorder Sheriff F P Reed and Board of Supervisors members Franklin Two Palestine Two Orman Two and city officers.
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Ames
Story County
Iowa
K. Wilson
Ty Seco
J. Miller
H.C. Dugas
MMC
Rees
Reed
Caperineaneent
W.church
Aero A.D
Board OF Supervisors
Dawel-Gyue Franklin
Palestine Two
Law SS Oadedestsbes Orman
Church Services Schedule and Pastors Listed
Methodist Episcopal holds services Sundays both morning and evening with Sunday School at noon and midweek prayer meeting each Wednesday in Tweolok PA led by Pastor W Suirn. Baptist lists Sunday services two per day with evening prayer, Wednesday eve, and a Sunday School following the morning service under Pastor M RickMAN. Congregational worship is at 11 and 7:30 with midweek meeting Wednesdays. Pastor F J DOUGLASS leads.
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Methodist
Baptist
Paoa
Veluck
Unda
Sme Endeavor
M. Rickman
F. J. Douglass
Union
Broom Clark
Sumiag
T. J. Dow
Countess of Aberdeen Leads Irish Fabrics Exhibit plans
The Countess of Aberdeen, a Scotch lady, serves as president of the Irish Industries association with offices in London and Dublin. She prepares a full exhibition of Irish fabrics for the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, presenting the Irish cause in an engaging way.
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Countess
Aberdeen
Irish Industries Association
London
Dublin
Chicago
Indiana Lawmaker William D. Bynum Career Outline
Hon William D Bynum seated in the Seventh Indiana district was born June 26 1846 in Newberry Greene County Indiana and graduated from the State University in 1869 He studied law with Judge William Mack of Terre Haute served as city attorney and mayor of Washington Indiana moved to Indiana in 1871 and was elected to the legislature in 1882 He won a congress seat in 1884 and has been reelected biennially since He is known for vigorous campaigns and consistently driving high voter turnout.
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William D. Bynum
Indiana
Indianapolis
Newberry
Greene County
Ind
The
State University
William Mack
Terre Haute
Washington, Ind
Conarene
Professor Virchow Profile in Prussian Politics
The world famous Berlin pathologist Rudolph Virchow born October 31, 1821 in Schivelbein Pomerania has shown lifelong Prussian loyalty. He remains a radical Progressist despite criticism from English doctors amid the Frederick case.
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Rudolph Virchow
Berlin
Schievelbein
Pomerania
Germany
Frederick
Virchow
Popular London Preacher Rev John McNeill Known as Scottish Spurgeon
The Rev John McNeill, famed in London as the Scottish Spurgeon, rose from railroad porter to minister and led Regent Square church. He recently visited America and preached his first Chicago sermon at Fourth Presbyterian Church.
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London
John McNeill
Spurgeon
Scotland
Regent Square
America
New World
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Payne Named to National Republican Committee Leader
Henry A Payne president of the Wisconsin Telephone Company emerges as a prominent Republican figure. His rare popularity and party organizing skill have led to a high role on the national committee and his keen sense of public opinion noted in both business and politics.
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Henry A. Payne
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin
Henry C. Payne
Fish Sold Alive in Japan and Camel Travel Distance
A short pair of notes states that fish are always sold alive in Japan and that the average camel covers 800 miles in eight days.
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Japan
Hermit of the Sonnblick Wants a Companion This Winter
Peter Lechner, the Hermit of the Sonnblick observatory, says he will not endure another winter alone unless a companion arrives. He would prefer a wife but would accept a male partner to share instrument readings. The plan risks closing Europe’s highest observatory unless funds, about £100 yearly, are found. Local sentiment blamed neglect by the public, which has offered few gifts or praise recently.
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Peter Lechner
Europe
Austrian Meteorological Institute
Lechner
Somblick Observatory
Peter
Vienna Cor
London Standard
Tithes and the Price of Grain in England and Scotland
London Graphic contrasts how English tithe payments to Church of England clergy and Scottish trends to ministers differ. English tithe values, smoothed by a seven year average, mute both rise and fall, while Scottish stipends tied to yearly grain prices give parish ministers immediate gains or losses as markets move.
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Church of England
Church of Scotland
North
Tweed
England
Scotland
London Graphic
Human Beings in the Mammoth Age Near Brunn
Austrian Moravia near Brunn yields first mammoth period human remains. During canal digging skulls of a rhinoceros and reindeer found with 500 fossil snails and carved mammoth tooth artifacts. Discovery, near the capital of Moravia, signals humans living in the mammoth epoch, per Vienna corresp. to the London Standard.
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Brunn
Moravia
Austria
Vienna
Cor
Londen Standard
Suppressive Cashmere Shawls Spark Calcutta Outcry
Calcutta customs uncover a trade in spurious Cashmere shawls imported from Germany. Shawls arrive marked as real Cashmere, undergo a peculiar treatment, then move inland sold at high profit. Cost in Calcutta about 5 dollars, retail about 35 dollars.
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Calcutta
India
Germany
Man Keeps Piece of Tanned Skin for Ice Walks
In Wilmington a man claims a tanned neck skin kept in his vest pocket will stop him from slipping on ice. Neighbors watch to see if the odd charm has virtue. the owner says it will not cause a fall even if it does not prevent one.
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Wilmington
Wilmington News
Chaldess
Jerusalem
Pharaoh
Zedekiah
Josiah
Judah
Egypt
Jeremiah
Benjamin
Anathoth
Holy
Benjmin
David
Asaph
God
Irijah
Job
Satan
Jesus
Paul
Theo Zedekiah
King Zedekiah
Festus
Jehovah
Babylon
Jonathan
Ebed- Melech
Ebed-Melech
Daniel
Postmaster Family Steers South Deerfield Office Forty Years
The South Deerfield New Hampshire post office has been run by one family for over four decades. F J White was named postmaster by President Pierce and served thirty five years. Upon his death his son Charles E White took the post and served until 1888 when another son W R White was appointed, a term lasting until this year.
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South Deerfield
N. H
F.J. White
Pierce
Charles E
W. R. White
Exeter
Principle Over Poll Tax Sparks Natick Arrest
A Natick Massachusetts man was jailed last June for refusing to pay a two dollar poll tax. He has remained imprisoned at $1.75 weekly cost to taxpayers, a case the New York Tribune says upholds an eternal principle despite town losses.
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Natick
Mass
New York Tribune
Government Takes Over Austrian Telephone Network
Government plans to assume control of all telephone lines, ending the Telephone Company of Austria by year end. A naturalist notes the horse has keen hearing, musk antelope emits deadly musk at 100 yards, and fish horns are bone outgrowths. A crow species in India mimics human laughter, sounding like a merry party.
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Telephone Company of
Austria
New York Journal
India
Ordnance Experts Contend High Velocity Offers No Field Gun Advantage
Experts now argue that increasing muzzle velocity does not improve performance of field guns. They point to recoil, wear, and stability as limiting factors, suggesting optimal velocities balance range and accuracy over sheer speed.
New Corn Store Opells Wide Dry Goods line at Opera House block
The new firm in the opera house block invites inspection of an immense stock in their Dry Goods depot. The spring line includes wool dress goods suits and cloakings with appealing carpet rug and curtain offerings. The grocery department remains at J. J. Grove standard stock.
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J. J. Grove
Railroads and trains dominate the era with bold forecasts
The article notes the French Transahanian railway project resurfaces while the Columbian passenger committee rejects a union ticket office at the Chicago exposition. It cites Ohio and Mississippi’s Barnard predicting record 1892 earnings, plans for a fast St Louis to Chicago train, and Santa Fe mileage leadership. It also mentions Pennsylvania Railroad freight focus, ambitious World’s Fair trains, and safer steam heated cars, closing with Ravenglass to Boot as the smallest railway with a three foot gauge and tiny cars and stations resembling bath boxes.
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Columbian Passenger Committee
Union
Chicago Exposition
Barnard
Ohio and Mississippi
Chicago and Alton
St. Louis
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Atchison
Pennsylvania Ray
Ravenglass
Boot
Cumberland
Royal curiosities and royal portrait anecdotes
A collection of observations about royal jewelry and titles. Details include Princess May of Teck's ruby circlet engagement ring, Princess of Wales moonstones with diamonds, Queen Pia of Portugal coral holdings, Naples presenting a ring on marriage, Prince George of Greece's daring rescue, and notes on England's crown pawn history. Additional remarks compare Prince George to the late Duke of Clarence and describe the Prince of Wales eye movements.
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May of
Teck
Queen Pia
Portugal
Naples
Prince George
Greece
England
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wales
Fashion update notes velvet brocade and brick pink fabrics
Short evening dresses fall from fashion as Barege returns with velvet brocade. The long coattail basque and brick pink woolen fabrics dominate the season.
A Cure Follows Persistent Use of This Medicine
The article asserts that consistent, ongoing use of the medication leads to a confirmed cure, emphasizing adherence to the prescribed regimen and persistence as key to recovery.
Duties That Devolve on of a Woman's Club
An excerpt from Ference Howe Hall in Homemaker argues that women should exercise individual judgment within clubs. It urges reading rules, avoiding factions, and expressing opinions with courtesy while resisting petty or unfair authority. Emphasizes esprit de corps and respectful discourse.
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Oll
Fry
Suris
Benich
Cltbh
Ference Howe Hall
Homemaker
First American Woman Puts Inch in Opening of Henry VIII
An American lady from California became the first to enter the Lyceum pit for the opening performance of Henry VIII. She and a friend arrived at 10am with camp stools and a setup including a magazine, sketch book, writing paper, a fountain pen, caricatures, a newspaper underfoot, a Japanese muff warmer, sandwiches and wine. After hours in line, Bram Stocker’s remark about a barrier and nearby tea, and a chat with a newspaper man, they finally secured front row seats at 7pm. The play pleased the crowd who felt they had witnessed something worthy.
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Lyceum
Henry Irving
Bram Stoker
Bowery
New York
London News
Unnatural Femininity and New Scientific Advances
A New York correspondent laments women’s gait and fashion posing a public nuisance. The same column notes Seoul to open a hospital and dispensary for women and children under Miss L. R. Cooke. It highlights Rodinal’s patent claim in Germany and advances in astronomical photography, including nebulae, comet orbits, and hair analysis aiding a German murder case.
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Seoul
Corea
L. R. Cooke
Rodinal
Germany
M. Andresen
Peculiar Nicaragua Plant Unfolds A Thirteen Foot Leaf
A Nicaragua natural curiosity features a single leaf growing to thirteen feet in length. Local observers note its unusual size and striking appearance as botanists study its growth pattern and potential classification.
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Nicaragua
Jeremiah and the Trial of Zedekiah in Jerusalem
A religious study essay analyzes Jeremiah's imprisonment and the siege of Jerusalem under Zedekiah. It contrasts divine promises with human fear, cites biblical parallels from Job to Daniel, and reflects on endurance and trust in God amid persecution.
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Franris Farmer Pub
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