The Intelligencer on New France under British Rule
A June Harper paper in the Intelligencer series by Henry Loomis Nelson discusses New France under British rule. Hon. J. M. Beck, former Iowa supreme court judge, was found dead in Fort Madison from heart failure linked to rheumatism. He had a long, honorable judicial career.
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New France
Henry Loomis Nelson
J. M. Beck
Supreme Court of Iowa
Fort Madison
Antone Nelson
Colorado
Nelson
Indianapolis Journal
Washington as a Growth Center in St Nicholas June
The article highlights Washington as a unique growth center beyond politics and notes readers and visitors alike will find the June St Nicholas issue of interest. It mentions varied contributions from grave to gay as part of the special appeal of this number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Washington
Temperance Association
America
The
Congressional Temperance Society of Washington
Special Scandinavian Number in Romance Magazine
Romance presents a special Scandinavian issue for June with over half the contents featuring land of the midnight sun stories by Bjornson Boyesen Kielland Sigurd Peter Toft and Anna Wahlenberg. Included are American English French and Italian tales by Maupassant Lady Lindsay Julia Schayer Alphonse Dandet and Prosper Merimee. Published by Romance Publishing Company Clinton Hall Astor Place New York at 25 cents a copy or 2.50 a year.
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Land of the Midnight Sun
Bjornson
Boyesen
Kielland
Sigurd
Peter Toft
Anna Wahlenberg
Guy de Maupassant
Lady Lindsay
Julia Schayer
Alphonse Dandet
Prosper Merimee
Romance Publishing Company
Clinton Hall
Astor Place
New York
Correspondence from the South West of West
Notes from residents including Mr Tripp with a fine lawn mower misnamed as a giraffe and James Ball laid up for repairs. Mrs James Robinson of Boone visits kin. Orchard hints an apple harvest delay. World’s Fair Direct ory praised while Chicago anarchists blamed. debate on Sunday opening. Ames road conditions on a bright moonlit Sunday described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ball
James Robinson
Boone
Chicago
Ames
Grant township welcomes first girl in years amid harvests
Mud and rain slow planting while corn and apple crops show progress. Mrs. Ferdinand Beolk has given birth to Grant township’s first girl in years, prompting a townwide bow. Various local figures attend services, memorials, and notes on residents’ health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Banks
Hhis
Elias Reasoner
Medical Institute
Des Moines
Ferdinand Beolk
Grant Township
Beolk
Mr. Hicks
U. B. Church
Webster City
Bethany
Dayton
Ohio
May Hardy
College notes preview projects and events at the Iowa college
The athletic ground building moves to a grove north of the experiment station for repairs and comfort improvements. Masonry on the new agricultural ball nears completion. Capt Brown and wife visited the college. The latest Transactions of the Iowa Horticultural Society is praised. Prof Wilson to supply the steward's department with home grown vegetables next week. Sophomore picnic yielded excellent fun. Saturday musicale a success and another is planned. Miss Doolittle's reception is described as elegant.
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Little Grove
Capt. Brown
Iowa Horticultural Society
Prof. Wilson
Steward’s
Reception Thanks for Gen Lincoln Hosted Entertainment
Attendees at General Lincoln's reception extend thanks to the host and hostess for a grand entertainment. The piece notes promising corn and oats crops in the area and mentions a Drake University vs I A C league baseball game at Capital City next Saturday. It also reports on T Rutledge's election as assistant director of the Idaho experiment station at Idaho Falls and other visitors and visits to the college including Dr Bjorkenheim of Finland and Dr Mott's Sabbath meetings.
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Gen
Lincoln
Drake University
T. Rutledge
Idaho Experiment Station
Idaho Falls
Geo. L. Christy
Swensen
Bjorkenheim
Finland Agricultural College
America
Mott
Michner
Wishard
International Committee of the
Lowa City
Laborde Declines Legion of Honor in Curious Precedent
The French Legion of Honor faces a snag as M. Laborde, ex-senator and president of the Ariège council, refuses the decoration. Officials debate whether a godfather ritual is needed and whether his refusal creates an unprecedented situation for the grande chancellerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Honor
Grande Chancellerie
M. Laborde
Department of the Ariege
Legion
London News
Desperate Struggles at New England College Societies
The Photographic Society fights for survival while the revived Society of Electrical Engineering is being attempted. The football team shows strong form and the athletic club readies for high jump and class team races. The London Illustrated News notes English youth favor prize fights while Americans know current poetry and fiction, yet still prefer sport pages over literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Photographic Society
London Illustrated News
Progress In Fruit Culture Spraying Machine Revolutionizes Crops
An article extols the spraying machine as essential to farming, noting its invention improves fruit and grain culture. It explains how the device uses a force pump and nozzle to combat insects and fungous growths, saving farmers money and reducing pest damage nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Weed
Popular Science Monthly
London
Paris
Farm Prices and Political Tickets Advised in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows prices like Beans per bushel and Pop Corn per bushel alongside political candidates Watterson for the democrats Conway for the church Weaver for the Populists Woodford for the Republicans. The item mentions an offer in another column and a pamphlet price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
Conwell
Church
Weaver
Woodford
Farmer's Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance meeting notice
The annual meeting for Story county Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association is set for Tuesday June 6 1893 at 10 o clock a m at city hall Nevada. Members will elect three directors and handle other business. A J Graves president D M Hayden secretary 5w2
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Farmer’s Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association
Story County
City Hall
Nevada
A. J. Graves
D. M. Hayden
Sec
Northwestern Home Seeker Promotes South Dakota Resources
The Northwestern Home Seeker announces South Dakota’s agricultural and mineral wealth and diverse resources. The paper promises free mailing to anyone sending their address to W. A. Thrall, General Passenger Agent, North-Western Line, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
W. A. Thrall
North-Western Line
Chicago
Velasco Texas Promises Health Trade and Warm Winters
Velasco offers sea air comfort and rich soil with early fruit and strong profits. The town claims mild winters with 25 degrees above zero to 92 degrees, selling Velasco as ideal for investment. Rand McNally seeks a local manager to run the sale of their Universal Atlas. Write Commercial Club Velasco Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velasco
Texas
California
Commercial Club
Rand, McNally & Co
Adams
Chicago
Lil
Distressin and Bladder Diseases Placed Under Cure
Distressin and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new Great South American Cure. You cannot afford to pass this new magic relief and cure. Sold by L. M. Bosworth Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bosworth
Ames
Iowa
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Union National Bank
W.M. Grestey
E.R. Champerain
Cashier
Allas National Bank
Third National Bank
Valley National Bank
Story County Bank
OFI
Parley
Sheldgd
B. J. Shelden Cashier
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Abstract Books
Story Ith & Son
Gon'Astract Books
Smith & Towa
Read’s Market
REED
Sale Stable
Allen & Morris, Proprietors
Kenneth Whitaker
Main
Ames, Iowa
National Building and Savings Association of Koone Law
S. L. Moore
W.H. Crooks
Gwante
the Intelligencer
Sons of
Byron Clark
Clark
Line Tilden Esq
Odd Fellows
L. C.arshal
Cemetery Ring
Soldiers Lot
Westerman Acing
Aweback A.m. the
Col. Ketterer
J. K. Hester
Miss Chambers
Barbara Fritchie
Thayer
God Save Our Union
H. J. Everly
J. A. O. Yeomans
F. J. Douglass
N. J. Everly
Iowa State Sabbath School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chariton
Lucas County
Walter H. Dewey
W. I. Black
Cedar Rapids
R. R
Jno
Wesley Geiger
Marion
DuBois & DuBois
Washington, D. C
Isgeencer
Des Moines Weekly Register
Orange Judd
Tae
Des Moines Weekly Leader
College Notes
Boardinman
Jackson
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Longwood
Brookline
Women’s Union
Sendin
Pown Hill
Woodstock
Portland Oregonian
Lewis King
Palmyra
Miss
Janesville
Wis
Nellie Ridgeway
Wisconsin
Ridgeway
Lewis
Col
St. Louis Republic
Major Earl Brandt
Major Brandt
Germany
Brandt
St. Louis Cor
Louisiana
United States
South
New York Tribune
Country
Ble
Educa
M. Hemstreet
F. T. McLain
Hemstreet & McLain
Prema
Hercules
Percheron
Europe
Old Porch
Maxwell's
Davis House
Harlan Erb
Ames Markets
I. A. C. Creamery
Star of the South
Kidney Cure
the Literary Northwest
D.D. Merrileg Co
Intelligencer
Merrill Building
Fifth and St. Peter Sts
St. Paul
Aritary State
J. B. Elliott
Ames Lowa
Axe LU May & Co
ST Paul, Minn
Illinois Central
Centrals Station
9Th Street
Park Row
Lake St
M. E. McMichael
Dray and Express
Sam
Chase & Sanborns
Nies
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Hamilton
Mes
Hamilton & CO
Ust
Westerman & Arnold
Blair
Des Moines, Iowa
Sixth Ave
P.O
Telephone
Lodge and Society
Kalamazoo
Smith-Dunkley Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
C. M. Soper
Northwestern
Fence Company
Karbaso
Iowa State University
Crown & Bridge
Goble’s
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