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Ames Intelligencer in Ames, Iowa

25 Jul 1895

Page 10

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Ames Intelligencer

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Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1895

Page

10

A Day at Ames Farm and Creamery Experience

A reporter travels from Des Moines to Ames visiting the Iowa Agricultural College experimental farm. He observes modern barns soil labs and seed storage then tours the creamery noting butter production profits per cow and the prep for future dairy and horticulture research.

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Des Moines Iowa Ames College Farm Prof. Curtis Denver Agricultural Experiment Stations of America England Curtis Boston New York A. C Hansen Budd Arizona Register France Europe Mississippi Moscow Volga Russia Ben Davis Iowa Agricultural College Knapp Greely First National Bank of
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Bimetalism Debate in England Reaches Chancellor

Henry Hucks Gibbs of the Bimetallic League presents a memorial to the Chancellor of the Exchequer rebutting gold monometallists. The document argues that Britain’s commercial supremacy depended on bimetallic policy until 1816 and claims the gold standard caused price fluctuations, trade obstacles, and harm to industry.

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England W. Lidderdale Bank of England Duke of Abercorn Foxwell Gormer Nicholson Sidgwick Archbishop Walsh J. P. Heseltine Ernest Leyd Beresford David Barbour Andrew Clarke Commeral Claude Hamilton London Times Henry Hucks Gibbs House of Commons
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Influence of Stambuloff Shapes Bulgarian Fate

The Bulgarian statesman Stambuloff played a pivotal role in freeing Bulgaria and resisting Russian influence. His death is viewed as a turning point with potential to push Europe toward war, reflecting his long stand as a bulwark against foreign interference.

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Stambuloff Europe
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