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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1898
Page
4
The article notes the U S government exhibit at the Trans Mississ ippi Exposition will surpass others, with building costs over 70000 dollars. It discusses various political and local topics including appointments, rail regulation, agriculture gains, and naval concerns.
Story Co. Statistics the production of Bro. Shepherd of the Maxwell Tribune details a large expenditure of time and money by the publisher. It promises to be a handy reference for business men and farmers, and the paper hopes the venture proves profitable.
Carroll Herald urges repeal of the law that elects school treasurers by popular vote. The debate centers on who handles district funds versus what benefits the schools. critics condemn the recent statewide spoils scramble and push for legislative action before adjournment.
Governor Shaw appoints Ex Governor Larrabee Judge Kinne and John Downie to the Board of Control. The selection is praised as ideal with strong credentials in administration law and agricultural leadership and seen as beneficial to educational institutions. The article expresses confidence in their stewardship and warns against abuses of power.
The Nevada Representative announces Oe O. Roe will not run for state auditor. The Ames Times notes Roe’s authority confirms no canvass, while a carrier comment by Editor Hardin clashes with the Representative. Roe is described as held in high esteem by the public.
March 4 sighting reports wild geese traveling toward the Klondike Arctic region. The Crop Service notes many others will pursue a similar wild goose chase into that region this season. The wild fowl is expected to profit more from the trip than bipeds.
Promote Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute sold by grocers. It tastes like coffee when prepared but lacks its injurious properties. Claims aid digestion strengthen nerves and provide a health building beverage for children and adults at about a quarter the cost of coffee. Available in 15 and 25 cent sizes.
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