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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1880
Page
2
The Intelligencer notes Iowa's delegates to the National Convention risk misrepresentation if they do not cast their votes for Blaine. It reports that forty nine of fifty Republican electors in Iowa oppose Grant, signaling party discord.
The Tur State Central Committee calls a State Convention to select delegates for the National Convention. The meeting will be held in Des Moines on April 14, launching a vigorous and intriguing presidential canvass ahead.
The article describes a lull in Kearney related demonstrations in San Francisco with Mayor Kalloch urging peace and warning against violence. It covers Coleman denying involvement, the board of health acting on Chinatown, and disputes during a tense political scene at the sand lots amid ongoing labor unrest.
A federal suit in the District of Iowa accuses J K Macomber of publishing a defamatory libel against the Chambers National Lightning Protection Co. seeking fifty thousand dollars. The filing, dated Des Moines October 16 1879, details alleged false statements about lightning rods and related harm to the plaintiff's business.
Anonymous notice invites readers to visit the taxation office for job printing. Promises cheap and speedy service.
The article explains milk as a complex fluid with water sugar caseine albumin fat and ash. It describes how caseine forms cheese when acids act, how albumin curdles on boiling, how fat forms butter, and how ash remains after drying. It notes variations due to species breed feed age and care.
The New York Sun notes no opposition to Mr Tilden and warns against unwarranted inferences about his stance on cypher dispatches. It urges Democrats in New York to unite behind a single nominee and to support the party's chosen candidate, while advising Republicans to back a unity effort for the sake of the nation.
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