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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1896

Page

4

The Peoples Lamps and Public Electric Ownership Debate

The Intelligencer argues for public ownership of electric lighting in Ames over private franchises. It cites Prof Frank Parsons and Table X showing lower costs per lamp under municipal production, with dramatic savings in several cities, and urges a thorough local inquiry before further action. It outlines reasons for savings in public plants, including avoidance of dividends, lobbying costs, and higher efficiency through integrated services, and proposes a municipal bond plan to fund a basic street lighting system.

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