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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1901

Page

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Army Reorganization Shapes Philippine Policy

Washington dispatch reports congress to finalize the army reorganization with volunteers returning home and new regulars replacing them by midsummer. It notes treaty finalization over Sibutu and Cagayan, shipping bill debates, and the president’s constrained social role while pressing for swift action to quell the Philippine insurrection.

Washington, D. C Congress Philippines Senate Spain United States Sibutu Cagayan House McMillan West White House

Story County Board Opens with Oath and New Chairman

The Story County Board convened with Edwin Rex and Miles Pearson present. John Twedt took the oath of office as a member of the Board of Supervisors and the board elected Rex as chairman. Official bonds were approved for many county officers and clerks across multiple towns, with a long list of appointees including justices of the peace, constables, clerks, assessors, and other officials. The proceed ings continue on the sixth page.

Edwin Rex Miles Pearson John Twedt United States State of Iowa Board of Supervisors Story County C. M. Soper J. Q. Burgess A. J. Page Geo. A. Underw Ward H. Moore

Shipping bill gains momentum in Congress debate

The article notes growing chances for passage of the shipping bill as opponents expend resources to misrepresent the measure. It argues the core issue is whether American ships at reduced freight rates should replace foreign ships in transporting imports and exports, a change supported by the public.

Congress Philippines

A Liberal Clubbing Offer for Farmers Readers

An offer bundles The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions with the paper for one year at $1.45. The trio is praised as top farming reads for the West, plus local news from the home paper. Samples available at the office for inspection.

Farmer Iowa Homestead Farmers’ Institute Poultry Farmer West

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