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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1895

Page

9

No gubernatorial bid for Clayton or Secor cited

The item notes Clayton and Secor declined statewide runs and suggests others might follow. It mentions political currents in Ames, references to the Republican county convention, and remarks on local figures like William Waldorf Astor and Delaware political questions, all in a period-appropriate tone.

Clayton and Secor Ames Payers Des Moines Rock Island Railway Rock Island Iowa Inter-Collegiate Ls. A. Li Drake Grinnell Cornell McClains Annotated Code Ames Willie, O Congregational Church Nallinger Crawford Messrs Moss Irving Garden Prairie Hullinger

Subscription Terms Set at One Dollar Yearly

Class of subscription details indicate a price of one dollar per year payable in advance. The note specifies prepaid terms for readers and outlines the renewal arrangement.

Wallace answers two suits over Homestead mailing lists

Henry Wallace filed answers to injunction and 1000 dollar damages suits brought by James Pierce. He says as Homestead treasurer he is entitled to the galley proofs and mailing list use for editor and part owner in the paper’s interests and for valuing the paper during sale negotiations with Pierce.

Henry Wallace James Pierce Wallace Pierce

Lincoln leads temperance push as encampments quieted

General Lincoln launches a crusade against intemperance after drunken incidents at Creston Monticello and Spencer threaten the guard. Officers pledge temperance in uniform, aiming to influence camps and possibly extend pledges to other states. The Intelligencer notes a printing delay and schedule shift to Saturday delivery due to a new press.

Centerville Temperance Society Iowa

Estate Sale for Loyd H. Jones Assets Listed

On Saturday March 2, Truman Jones estate administrator will offer for sale at the late residence five miles northeast of Ames farm implements and stock. Five horses, twenty four cattle, thirty hogs. Sale begins at 10 o'clock PM. Auctioneer A K Banks.

Truman Jones Loyd H. Jones Ames M. Sharp A. K. Banks

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