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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1887

Page

1

Post Office Notice Recorded in Ames

A transportation or mailing notice indicates delivery handling at the Ames post office with Second Class Mail designation.

Ames

Ams 44 Des Moines Region Landmark and College Seat

Ams 44 sits on the Chicago and North Western Railroad at its junction with the Des Moines and Minneapolis Road, thirty six miles north of Des Moines, Iowa. It serves as the seat of the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, hosting hundreds of students and maintaining a well appointed public school and a large public school building amid fertile farming lands for fruit and orchard production.

Ams Chicago and North- Western Railroad Des Moines Minneapolis Iowa Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Ares

Richmond Case Names Chamberla c and Haverey

A district record lists parties A Rich mond, Van Chamberla c, Haverey G H Maxwell Westerman A Perkins in a courtroom filing.

A. Richmond van Chamberla c Haverey G. H. Maxwell H. Westerman A. Perkins

Congregational Services and Fraternal Notices

Congregational services every Sunday morning at 10 45 and evening at 7 30. Sunday School after the morning service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. E C Moulton pastor. Acadia Lodge No 249 AF and AM meets on or before full moon. M C Jones W M Cat Gippvines secretary. S of V L Geddes Camp No 58 Sons of Veterans US of A meets in G A S and third Wednesday evenings of 7 1 Pickett Captain Haven Sevdesiace OS. Igworth Relief Corps No 98 meets every alternate week. R Hal Mrs Geppes president Mrs Conpir secretary Mrs Jones treas.

Methodist Episcopal J. Everly Baptist Nyervices H. W. Wilson Ervices E. C. Moulton Masonic Acadia Lodge NO A. F. Andra W. M. Cat Gippvines Igworth Relief Corps No R. Hal Geppes Conpir Sec’y Jones Treas Teras Texas Siftings Sewing Society Dakota Bell

Attorney A Underwood Practices in Ames Iowa

The notice identifies A Underwood as attorney and counsellor at law practicing in local, state, and U S courts. Office listed over Union National Bank in Ames Iowa.

Smith Ttorney Atlaw Stevens Ames Iowa Geo! A. Underwood U. S District of Iowa Union National Bank D. McCarthy Avon J. L. Stevens Dyer & Fitchpatrice United States Opera Block Nevada Jonathan Bowman Kilbourn City Eau Claire State Senate Grand Army Grand Army of the Republic

Open My Eyes Lord A Call From Br Burdette

A Brooklyn Eagle verse excerpt titled Volume by Br. J. Burdette laments blindness and moral failing. The speaker pleads for Jesus to open his eyes and grant sight to see others’ pain and avoid idle merriment. Expresses remorse for mistaking joy for truth and for neglecting compassion.

Jesus Tam Brooklyn Eagle

Lost and Found in Niagara County The Mohawk Hero

In early Niagara County a settler Guy Danvers and his wife faced the disappearance of their son Pick during a frontier winter. Mohawk Koncharock later returns with the child, after a decades long search, and Joseph Brant’s people decree friendship between tribes for the boy’s safe return.

New York Niagara County Guy Danvers Ridge Road Danvers Connecticut Little Pick Timothy Pickering Mr. Danvers Canada Carmvers Grand River Konciarock Joseph Brant Thayendamgea Koncharock

Mr Arson Surrenders To Serenading Public Life

A Sioux Falls couple on Dakota Avenue hear a sidewalk band serenade Mr Arson, who jokes that he is now a public man and may be asked to speak. He tips the musicians a dollar and heads downtown, while Mrs Arson questions his self-view and growing fame.

MR. Arson Mrs. Arson Sioux Fall Dakota Avenue Philip Sidney Montaigne

Post Mortems Reveal Liver and Kidney Damage in Drunkards

Post mortems of over 200 intoxicated individuals show most had enlarged fatty liver, hardened kidneys, and chronic stomach mucous inflammation. The text remarks on women as a puzzle and questions the man who would give her up.

Wowan

Fair Readers Seek Personal Liberty in Home Life

A column urges mothers to share domestic control with daughters and grant space for personal taste. It contrasts a single at home daughter who sacrifices her art and recreation to chores with the need to ease such burdens through thoughtful provisions for her pleasures.

Ture Thomas Hughes Philadelphia Press Emily

Holiday season fashions of Chinese girls in San Francisco

A San Francisco paper notes festive dress by Chinese girls during the holidays. One Oriental damsel on Du street wore a pale-blue silk coat with funnel sleeves and black pale yellow trim, black silk trousers, blue embroidered sabots, and large white soles. Another Celestial maiden wore an orange silk garment resembling male attire with red silk stockings featuring side clocks.

San Francisco du Street

San Francisco Women Adopt Men’s Clothing Trend

The piece notes a rising fad of women wearing male attire in San Francisco, claiming a surge in scandals and a morbid fascination with crossing gender norms. It cites Paris, Vienna, and Berlin as comparisons and mentions George Sand’s failed disguise as a reference.

San Francisco Daily Press Paris Vienna Berlin Mme. Dudevant George Sand

Mindful Women and the I Era in 19th Century Life

A reflective piece examines modern self reliance and harsh opinions on authority, contrasting it with traditional female roles. It highlights married and unmarried mothers, domestic burdens, and the constraints on widowed women, then shifts to Civil War reminiscences and veteran recollections from Alaska to battlefield truces and rescues.

Diamond ring found after wedding trip

A Buffalo man reports his wife dropped a diamond ring through a bowl opening on a train wash. The conductor did not stop, so the couple alighted at the next station. He walked three miles back to a nearby farmhouse and recovered the ring after two hours of searching.

Hood Nashville Alabama Wm. M. Cragin Honest John Uncle Sam M. Yona Joe Hooker Hooker Getti Conque Confederacy Sherman Meade Grant Stanford Lee Gettysburg Hancock Henry J. Hunt Hunt Congress Chester Arthur Jackson Washington Wellington Longstreet Gordon Forrest Antietam Yank Pete Lie Diamond Kang Buffalo Cleveland

Parrot Quoting Passages Delights Author Susan Cootipes

Susan Cootipes owns a parrot that reportedly quotes passages from her novels. The bird’s unusual skill has drawn attention at her home and spurred curiosity about its mimicry talent.

Susan Cootipes

Soldiers and Sailors' Stirring War Memories

A veterans poem recalls past battles and marching drums. The narrator's mind wanders to war scenes with reveille, tattoo, sabers, and roaring guns as sleep unrest continues.

The Boss Soldier and His Ride in the Camp

A humorous wartime tale recalls a Wisconsin Company D soldier who vowed to be a “boss soldier” if reenlisted. The mood lightens as a gentle horse named Arnold is captured and mounted, sparking uproar in camp and leaving lasting amusement among the troops.

Seys Sharfom O Stadt Wisconsin Erin Duck River Bridge Watruse Tennessee Baalam

Talent and tact in leadership evaluation

A compact reflection contrasts talent and tact as sources of power and respect. It notes talent earns regard, while tact earns obedience, with tact described as a complement to talent in effective leadership.

Sayings and squibs from old time scraps

A collage of quips and verse from 19th century humor pages. The passages lampoon merchants, propriety, and current affairs with light satire, including references to governors and states, moral observations, and rural humor.

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