Keepsake of Locals Uses Keeley Cure Fads
The Bancroft Register parrots Algona’s talk of a Keeley cure for that town as a moral remedy. Carl Schurz praises Cleveland’s election as moral forces triumph. The piece claims moral forces reside in the south and New York City, Indiana and Chicago, reflecting a Winterset Madisonian view.
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Bancroft Register
Algona
Keeley
Carl Schurz
Cleveland
United States
New York City
Indiana
Chicago
Winterset
Madisonian
New York’s Mission Field Highlighted By Ward Populations
A historic note cites New York City wards with populations and church counts. In the fourth and seventh wards the population totals 70 000 with seven churches, and in the tenth ward 47 060 residents with two churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Monument to a Noble Man Promising Honesty and Courage
A Cedar Rapids Republican quotation praises a New York stock figure for enduring loss and recovering wealth. It asserts he displayed rare negative ability by failing for over a million dollars yet repaid all debts, emphasizing commercial honesty and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N White
New York
Cedar Rapids
Romance January issue features Spanish fiction and diverse stories
The January number of Romance offers eight of fifteen stories by noted Spanish writers, plus a special New York Story and two French fashioned narratives. It includes American sketches and dramatic pieces by Julia Schayer and Barton Allen, showcasing strength and variety. Published by Romance Publishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York.
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New York
Julia Schayer
Barton Allen
Romance Publishing Company
Clinton Hall
Astor Place
Iowa College students seek subscriber boost for Review of Reviews
The Review of Reviews editor and Iowa College junior campaigned to recruit new subscribers from students. An offer of $1 per subscription funds the Grimnet YMCA building. Iowa cereal exhibit plans at the Columbian Exposition include a glass and iron Capitol replica at Jackson Park and a seed catalogue for contributors.
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Review of Reviews
Iowa
Y.M.C. A
Grimnet
Ous
Robert McCaull
Jarden Trove
Iowa Columbian Commission
Iowa Capitol
Jackson Park
Fair
State House
House
Senate
Iowa College
Ife
Review highlights for January issue of Review of Reviews
The January number features leading articles on the University Extension Movement history and a Mexican politics piece on President Diaz. It also includes an American girl's cholera vaccination account and a Marion Crawford sketch, plus other reviews and features. A reader laments over packed content leaving little for future issues.
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Review of Reviews
Diaz
Mexico
Marion Crawford
Sleighing Prized As Western Towns Mark New Year
The Intelligencer reports sorrow at the death of Orange Judd, senior editor of the Orange Judd Farmer, noted as one of America's best. Miss Nettie Wy visits her cousin, Miss Eastwood spends New Year with Mr. Tripp's family, and a youngster from Green County ferries the Wherries in a surprise last week. The west enjoys three weeks of excellent sleighing while Mrs. Mary Fj jolly time hosts a party.
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Mary Fj
Nettie Wy
Green County
America
Anna Nelso
Sleighing in Grant Township Brings Holiday News
Report from Grant Township notes lively sleighing and social visits. John Kyle travels to Wisconsin and Chicago, Eunice Kingsbury has a sad Christmas Eve accident, Maggie injured, Seth and Benjamin Kingsbury ill, May Spring and Mrs Nelson visit Des Moines, and Kingsbury Spring sleigh ride from Ames to Des Moines with excellent conditions.
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John Kyle
Wisconsin
Chicago
Eunice Kingsbury
Maggie
Benjamin Kingsbury
Seth
Nelson
May Spring
Des Moines
Milo McCartney
May Hardy
Messrs
Kingsbury
Spring
Ames
State Teachers Association closes thirty eighth annual session
The Iowa Teachers Association ends its 38th annual meeting with officers elected for the next year including President F B Cooper of Des Moines and secretary C F Woodward of Eldora. The Des Moines site failed to be set as permanent while the academy of sciences reports strong sessions and elections, and the January magazines section notes extensive new literature and social events.
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Lowa Teachers’ Association
F. B. Cooper
Des Moines
B. P. Holst
Boone
J. E. Marshall
Keokuk
J. F. Harland
Mr. Vernon
C. F. Woodward
Eldo Ta
D. W. Lewis
Washington
Carrie Byrnes
le Mars
Educational Council
A. W. Stewart
Ottumwa
Riddel
Woodbine
Ments
Academy of Science
Colleges of
Iowa
Isaac A. Loos
The
State University
Bissell
Payette
UH. Ww. Ward
Toledo
Herbert Osborn
Ames
M. Grumbling
Pleasant
Parsons
Creston
D. Slinker
Association
Farmers' Institute Elects Officers and Discusses Oil Meal
A Dec 29 1892 farmers meeting at the town hall elected O D Allen as president A J Graves secretary Y John Lawson and C W Pointed to an executive council to prepare future programs. Afternoon talks covered feeding oil meal with cautions on overuse and balance with corn oats and other grain.
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O. D. Allen
Tid. Kegley
O.D. Allen
A. J. Graves
Y. John Lawson
C. W
Martin Mouser
C. W. Mills
J. Lawson
J. Kegley
Fire at Hayden Weet Can Sparks Townwide Losses
Story City residents confront a devastating blaze starting in the Hayden can farm shed around 9:30 PM on January 2. The fire rapidly spread to nearby structures, with insurance and building conditions affecting losses, and local officials debating whether to sell or rent farmland as recovery begins.
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C. W. Mills
Hell
D. M
Hayden Ee Weet
Herald
Buddy
Holm Bros
Larson
New York
T. J
A. Kelley
Cassen Marvick & Jenson
A. N. Torp
O. D. Allen
Millen
Lutheran College
R. B. Shearer
Jewell
Tory
John Lawson
Story City
Roland
Sean
W.mills
Hig
Smoky Mountains
John Inglesant
Barbara
Daniel Webster
Emerson
Milton
Edgewood
Andrew Jackson
Bay Path
Phyllis
Sartar Resartus
Local notes drift through Story County and beyond
Miss Hattie Jones of Odeboit visits friends in Story County. Ira B. Johnson teaches in Ellington Hancock County with sixty scholars attending. Uncertain why news arrives from Cleve or the comet. A happy new year to the I GENCER family and all its readers.
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Story County
Hattie Jones
Odeboit
Ira B. Johnson
Ellington
Hancock County
Fand
Cleve
I Gencer
Fragmented Financial Tally with Missing Context
A messy OCR fragment lists monthly figures such as .60 March 1.95 June 3.12 July 8.07 and others including January 3.25 February April 4.00 May 9.45 August 2.58 October 1.20 and December 1.35. It also mentions inches and 27 hundredths and totals thirty six with scattered punctuation.
Local Notes From A Torn Page Of Prayer Meeting And Travel
Short entries record Mr and Mrs Kelley attending weekday prayers at Congregational church A H Williams family visiting Mrs Wortman J W Lytle helps brother at Da Rev Heath Sabbat church Wilber Stark returns from Lincoln Neb manned from visit in bury Ia Fri preached at Baptist church pastor ab Sheehey visiting Ringgold county Will Tanner making a quick trip home W Rf runs the station at Crocker Polk county Mr and Mrs Frank Walker Thomas visit brother in Sutter attending wedding Rri-
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Christian Church
Rev. Ellis
C. W. Johnson
Extra
Dudley
Des Moines
W. HH. Foster
Tom L. Jones
Boone
Millie Parsons
Nellie Ross
Congregational Church
A. H. Williams
Sheehey
Vis Ringgold County
Will Tanner
W. Rf
Crocker
Polk County
Frank
Sutter
Edding
New Library Books Arrive Amid Subscription Delays
The library lists recently received titles including Life of Thomas Jefferson and Life of John Quincy Adams with others like Reveries of a Bachelor and The Scarlet Letter. Some books await subscribers’ payments. once settled, remaining selections will be sent. The collection is described as excellent with few weak volumes.
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Acer
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincey Adams
Peg Waftington
McCauley
Alexander Hamilton
Vivien Grey
December 1892 Weather Summary From Ames
Meteorological observations for December 1892 at daybreak 2 PM and sunset by Isaac Young southwest of Ames for the Intelligencer. Highest temperature 52 on the 3rd. lowest 18 below zero on the 26th. daily range peak 30 on the 1st. minimal 2 on the 6th. monthly range 70. Precipitation total one inch 35 hundredths, on 7 days with rain on the 1st and snow on the 7th 13th 18th 20th 28th 29th. Mist on the 5th 6th. 6 cloudy 6 cloudy and fair 5 fair 5 clear days. Mean temperature 182-31 degrees, 16 degrees colder than December 1891, with 13 inches of snow on the ground.
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Isaac Young
Ames
Intelligencer
Ames Teachers Meet January 7 1893 at 1 P M
Meeting at Ames on January 7 1893 to discuss classroom topics including blackboard use in primary grades literature taste cultivation for third and fourth grades lesson assignment and recitation in Fourth Reader plus general exercises during intermission. Patrons school officers and teachers urged to attend. May M. Boynton president.
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L. B. Hill
R. H. Fairfield
Kimics
Alice Mann
L. T. Weld
C. C. Carstens
C. N. Brones
Nlow
Fannie Curtiss
W. £. Gossard
May M. Boynton
Hecla Manufacturing Co effort in Ames prompts meeting
Last Thursday evening the Ames meeting drew many men to push bringing the Hecla Manufacturing Co to town. A committee was named to gather information, 35 lots were sold, and over 50 shares already signed for. Buyers pay 250 dollars per lot with non assessable stock equal to the lot value less land, plus installments as work begins and factory operation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Intelligencer
Ames
Hecla Manufacturing Co
J. A. Tr
Rob’t Cairns Jr
Kerr
Streator
Ill
Stevens
G. A
Wood
Prof. Budd
F. Z. McLain
Parley Sheldon
Hecla
New Goods and Bargains Advertised by Local Stores
The issue highlights December discounts on overcoats suits cloaks boots and shoes at Caniel Bros. Ierman's with a 15 percent cash reduction. Tilden's promotes Olsters and an array of holiday wares while Bigelow and Surran advertise groceries and sugar eggs at low prices. Hemstreet and McLam offer real estate services and affordable insurance.
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Publishers
Agricultural Society
Laove Mit Uke
U.S Office
Dr. Albe
Hov
Humber
Grant Township
Grant Literary Society
Arm of A
State Teachers’ Association
January Magazines
Harper
Julian Ralph
Dixie
Poultney Bigelow
Russia
Atlantic
John Fiske
Freeman
Whittier
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Boston
St. Nicholas
Russell Pub. Co
Mass
Mr. Sty We
Wm McGill
Allen
Uhas. Baker
Ilinois
Marie McFarland
Marshalltown
Lake
John Liddie
Minnie Wright
Lizzie
Jennie Liddle
Will Wilson
League
Robert Liddle
Ontario
Addie ‘Truesdell
College Notes
Kent
Missouri
D. G. White
Nevada
Thomas
Andrew McCall
Beach
Miss
Curtis
Tocago
Steers
Fannie Well
Hay
Chester
Chithe
Woodmarsee
Beardshears
West Wilson
Stebbins
Bancroft
Bennett
Sam Manges
Larson Ana
Geo
SS Snyder
Youngnur
Sheldahl
Fitchpatrick
Mary J Duke
Hus
Luther
Christian Hansen
Hanson
Guilf Mullen
Handsy Taylor
Hix & Allen
J F Linn
RR Thompson
Rena M Southwick
Public Road
A and M Story
Mattie S Steward
Gallup
Thos. Quinn Sr
D G Ferguson
Bissell Wa
Richmonds
Anna Rurup
L Dana
R J Silliman
Dana
Kelley
the New Library Books
Story County Teachers Association
Tilden’s
L.L. May
St. Paul, Minn
C. M. Soper
Chet Little
Iowa Agricultural College
James Wilson
Wilson
Town Hall
Prof
Slater
Northwestern
Ormere
Aim
Hamilton & Co
H. P. McLain
Montana
Tur Coaton
Read
Mac
Mr. Hemstreet
Fred
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
Valentine
Troop A. Ot Cavalry
Judge Stevens
Eleventh Judicial District
Bosworth
J. L. Stevens
Attorney Underwood
Jas. A. Baker
W. Gy.nas
T? M
Pri
Lefty Artics
Buckle
Harry Karso
Iowa State University
Crown & Bridge
Goble’s Harhess Store
M. E. McMichael
Dray and Express
Barns
Creer
Inez Dodds
E. N. Enstain
Fredrik W. Finch
A. F
Elliott
Johnes W
McDaniel
Will McGuire
J. F
Slack
Prank Wood
Amos
J. E. Duncan
P. M
Caniel Bros. & Ierman’s
Hoot & Read
G. G. Tripeen Est
Bigelow & S
New York Independent
Hemstreet & McLam
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