Miner’s Death Near Angus Reported in Ames
A miner killed near Angus last week is identified as a 22 year old Swede named Munson who had lived in the United States about eighteen months.
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Angus
Munson
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1885
Page
2
Clergy and Politics Debate in North American Review
Henry Warp Beecher argues in the North American Review on whether clergymen should meddle in political matters. The piece weighs church duties against public influence and church-state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warp Beecher
The
North American Review
Markets Rise as Hog Prices Hit Four Dollars Per Hundred
Produce and stock markets advance with corn and oats up over the week. Hog sales reach as high as four dollars per hundred at various points. The outlook improves and 1885 may prove the most prosperous year of the past decade.
Vanderbilt offers Grant estate to Mrs Grant in generous deed
The offer of William H. Vanderbilt to deed free to Mrs. Grant all of General Grant's realty and mementos on condition they are deposited in the proper department at Washington shows a generous heart. Mrs Grant declines, a stance seen as imprudent given the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Mrs. Grant
Gen. Grant
Washington
St. John accused of offering presidential opportunities for pay
Des Moines Register editor cites Saint Johannes as alleging St. John offered to barter his presidential chances for money. James F. Legate of Kansas, a close St. John ally, reportedly negotiated with editors and GOP officials, lowering bids from 250000 to 25000 before no payment was secured. The article claims a deal with Democrats followed, aiding Cleveland and ending St. Johns prohibition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Clarkson
Des Moines Register
Saint Johannes
Prohibition
St. John
James F. Legate
Kansas
Clarkson
National Republican Committee
Republican Committee
Democracy
New York
Cleveland
Weather and Exposition Notes From New Orleans
A Mississippi Valley weather letter from New Orleans reports ten days of rough weather, a 70 degree reading at the Exposition Grounds, and moist air creating a mild chill. The piece describes leafless native trees versus evergreen ornamentals, winter grass, strawberries blooming nearby, and cabbage fields ready for March markets. It praises the Exposition's two strong exhibits and states that state displays from Arkansas to Minnesota show varied industry and wealth of products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New OrLeans
Farmen
Duncan
Great Miss
Tyne
Exposition Grounds
America
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennesee
Texas
Florida
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Part
Story of the Story County Board Session January 1885
Proceedings document a multi day county board meeting in Story County 1885 with oath of Anthony Hale election as supervisor elect, Anson Ersland as chairman and county farm matters, numerous justice of the peace and constable bonds approved, sheriffs named, and treasurer statements and adjournments noted. Also mentions New Year time reform at Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hale
United States
Svisors
Story County
Hale
G. McCarthy
Anson Ersland
Warren
J. M. Price
Wilson
Pea” Grant
J. H. Guthrie
Ecoln
E. E. Evans
Howard Anne
Richard Kimble
Milford Township
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
K. B. Thompson
Union Township
J. F. Allen
Ind
Creek Township
L. D. Thompson
W. A. Wier
la Fayette Conte
A. H. Thayer
Washingen Township
J. H. Boyes
L. L. Smith
J. T. Fitton
J. H. Boston
Warren Township
Geo. W. Hartsell
LaFayette
Nels Highland
Palestine Township
M. W. Wilkinson
Milford
Paul Troutner
Sherman
Cryus Bean
Lincoln
Orn I. Jacobson
Contable
James A. McKee
Ole O. Hegland
Howard Co
A. C. Elliot
Wm. H. Hefley
New Albany
J. N. Shoop
Creek
James W. Sowers
John Evanson
Howard Township
B. E. Wells
Warren Ae O. A
M. C. Allen
Justice of Peace
Nevada Township
Samuel P. Dodd
Collins Township
Brit O. Fatland
M. W. Templeton
L. Bd. Thompson
Elisha Dakins
Lincoln Township
W. H. Clark
Washington
S. E. Briggs
A. H. Buck
Franklin Township
C. G. McCarthy
Treasury
Thomas Quinn
Peace
Sherman Township
I. L. Smith
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
England
A. m
P. m
Iowa board selects Leigh Hunt as college president
The Board of Trustees of the State Agricultural College elected Leigh Hunt, superintendent of East Des Moines public schools, as president after extensive national outreach. Hunt accepted and will resign his current post. salary set at $3,000 annually with a furnished house. Norman C. Bassett of Chicago named professor of mechanical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Kirkwood House
Grattan
Allamakee
Dysart
Clarkson
Leigh Hunt
East Des Moines
Elliot
Harvard College
Porter
Yale
Theodore D. Woolsey
Andrew White
Cornell College
Angell
Ann Arbor
Seegle
Amherst
Francis A. Walker
Boston School of Technology
Hunt
Iowa
Ames
Norman C. Bassett
Chicago
Register
Parker's Hair Balsam Endorsed By Man For Hair Recovery
A man recalls fever illness causing rapid hair loss and crediting Parker's Hair Balsam with restoration after one bottle. The testimonial notes the balsam is clean highly perfumed and not a dye or oil and restores original color after months of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Hop Bitters Offer Cure for Broad Range of Ailments
An advertisement promises Hop Bitters can cure poor health and lingering sickness. It targets ministers, mothers, businesspeople, and laborers exhausted by duties, claiming the tonic boosts strength, cleanses the system, and renews life and vigor for all ages and occupations.
Athlophoros Praised for Rheumatism Relief by Dr. J La Due
Medical science knows a remedy and a bad one. Athlophoros has won favor where doctors have tried it. Dr J La Due of Denver Ind reports his uncle and mother benefited from Athlophoros for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. la Due
Denver
Ind
Wm. Cool
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County Government
Board of Aly
Mono Day
X&c
County Farm and Infirmary
Anfen Ersland. Ptest
Co. G. McCarray
Brown
Nic
Egetable Co
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Gilead
Zoe
Price Baking Powder Co
St. Louis
Dr. Price
Ill
Tilden
Eade
Yalises
DRY Goods Department
Folwell Brothers
Alpacas
Geo. G. Tilden
Pree
Bigelow & Huntington
Dr. Wood
OO Ene
J. H. Pickett& Co
LA Crosse
LA Crosss
Wis
Edine
West
Island
Khlomee Stock Farm Grosserie, Wayne Co
Mich
Savage & Farnum, Proprietors
Patrocle
Island Home
Grosse Ike
Detroit River
Campau
Savace & Farnum
Detroit
G. D. Loud
Fie
Kelley
Ontario
Gilbert
Norman & Loud
Nichols & Maxwell
Ghryryrouour
J. L. Bartlett
Boyd Building
Ames, Iowa
Ben
Het
Cc. F. Mount
John H. Queal & Co
Amber Healers
sorLier
Cedar Posts
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