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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1900

Page

3

Five Mile Limit Bill Moves Through Senate

Des Moines reports the senate passed the five mile limit bill by 29 to 18 with 4 democrats and 25 Republicans voting yes. It bans saloons within five miles of state schools and universities, with Iowa City housing 21 such establishments nearby.

Des Moines Senate Yeas Alexander Alberson Allyn Arthaud Blanchard Brighton Classen Craig Eaton Finch Fitchpatrick Gorrell Griswold Herriman Heart Hopkins Junkin Lewis Lister Mardis Moffit Mullan Penrose Perrin Porter Smith Tallman Trewin Wallace Nays Bachman Ball Bishop Cheshire Emmett Hayward Hazelton Hobart Hubbard Lambert Lyons McArthur McIntire Nolan Titus Townsend Wilson Young Balter Crossley Garst State University, Agricultural College and State Normal School Agricultural College Iowa City Lowe City Senate Committee Cowles House Senate Committee On Schools Department of Agriculture Harriman State Agricultural Society Friends of the Bill

Iowa Senate Bills Tackle Libraries And Indebtedness

In Des Moines March 13 the senate passed measures to establish a state library commission with a $2,000 annual appropriation and to curb city and county indebtedness to 1 of property value. House action included creating a women’s reformatory at Anamosa and limiting loan company deposits.

Des Moines Senate State Library Commission Anamosa Prison Auditor of State Life and Fire Iowa Polk County State Historical Society Dobson National Life & Trust Company State University Iowa City State Normal School Cedar Rapids State Agricultural College Ames Glenwood Senate Committee On Educational Institutions Crossley Appropriations Committee Cherokee Sioux City Dubuque Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge Department of Agriculture Agrcultural Shaw House of Representatives Barnard Murphy Vinton Howard Tedford Mount Ayr House Temple Supreme Court Committee On Suppression of

Cleveland Electrified Freight Trains Haul Quarry Stone

In Cleveland a new electric street railway freight service moves stone from an eight mile distant quarry. Freight cars with fifteen thousand pound capacity operate after passenger traffic ends, marking a shift in local industrial use of street railways.

Cleveland

Ammonia Not a Plant Food Says Expert

Ammonia should not be relied on for plant growth. It is only a food constituent in some foods and acts as a stimulant when used alone, not ensuring vigorous plant development.

Chief Justice Endorses Peruna as Catarrh Cure

The Chief Justice of Samoa praises Peruna as one of the best tonics for catarrh and recommends it to sufferers. W. L. Chambers testifies to trying one bottle and endorsing the medicine as a top remedy.

Samoa W. L. Chambers Chambers United States Peruna Medicine Co Peruna

Child Sleeps After Mother's Return Tale

A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment recalls a mother asking how her three year old slept last night. The child says she tried to sing like her mother but fell asleep very quickly, preventing hearing the song.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Fragmentary Dispatchette Notes and Aphorisms

A garbled excerpt presents scattered phrases about woes kidneys and pain with a quip on judging prospects. It includes a price 26 and a closing Chicago Dispatch line and ends abruptly with a dash. The readable pieces resemble a miscellaneous column or column note fragment from a newspaper page.

Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aids Women

The advertisement touts Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women’s ailments. It claims thirty years of use and frequent grateful letters from women, with Mrs Pinkham’s address listed in Lynn Massachusetts.

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