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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1896

Page

4

Correspondence from Story City and surroundings notes

Local notes chronicle lectures on Good Templars by Mrs Renington of Des Moines and visits from Grant Fogelson and others. Reports include school events, marriages, mortality, travel to Valpariso Ind, and a lengthy critique urging cautious study of electric lighting and city bonds before major expenditure. J E Duncan signs the civic commentary.

Grant Fogelson South Dakota George Stultze Ilona John Baughman Bert Gibson Bert I. B. Johnson Norra Caniday Norra L.R. Jones Valparaiso Ind Maud Eastwood Frank Hull Dist. No. 1 I. B Carrie McMaster Michael Price

Pleasant Grove Community Notes and Local Happenings

Supt Philipps held a township examination in Sheffield for common school certificates. Rev Cox preached on A Purposeless Life. Choir helpers included L C Mauer and Grace Mauer of Perry Iowa. Dick Hughs plans to move to Palo Alto County. Uncle Henry Davis injured in a fall. recovering. A night owl hoot and an afternoon crow gathering were observed near Pleasant Grove. Washington’s Birthday was celebrated in a joint session of three local schools with a program in the M E church.

Philipps Sheffield Rev. Cox L. C. Mauer Grace Mauer Perry Iowa Dick Hughs Palo Alto Co Henry Davis Edd Rex P. G Washingtons Rogers

Insane confinement sought for Wm A Scott of Slater

Wm A Scott of Slater was pronounced insane by the County Board of Insane Commissioners and will be sent to Mt Pleasant for treatment. The report notes shifts in local clerical positions and social events including a fundraiser netting about 16 dollars, a residence burglary, and various visits and study plans in surrounding towns.

Wm. A. Scott Slater County Board of Insane Commissioners Mt Pleasant Dora Hamilton Tts Jetcher & Co Marshalltown Louise Ella Hopkins Colo Nevada Relief Corps Vivian Swafford Dakota Y. P. 8S. C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church Ames Flora Wilson Col. Scott E.S. Hoag

Our City Bond Proposition for Ames Nine Teen Thousand

Our city faces a bond proposition of nineteen thousand dollars with about fifteen hundred dollars annual interest. Critics argue the plan is vague and costly, while supporters claim low rates and existing information support moving forward now to avoid delays in electric lighting and water works.

Ames Duncan

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