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09 May 1885
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Ames Intelligencer in Ames, Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1885
Page
1
Ames Local Notices and Educational Hub Description
Ames lies on the Chicago and North Western Railroad at its junction with the Des Moines and Minneapolis Road, thirty six miles north of Des Moines. It hosts Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts with several hundred students, a well appointed public school, and surrounding fertile farming lands yielding abundant crops.
County Officials and Board of Supervisors Listed
Local county offices are named with officials including County Auditor C. G. McCarthy Clerk of the Courts J. L. Smith Sheriff H. O. Ror Sup t of Schools R A Mitchell and Coroner Joan Hostetter. The Board of Supervisors is shown for Union Lincoln and Collins Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. McCarthy
J. L. Smith
J. A. Mill
H. A. Boyes
A. KE. Banks
Ore O
R.A. Mitchell
Joan I. Hosterrer
Board OF Supervisors
Union Township
Lincoln Township
Collins Township
Religious Services and Masonic Lodge Notices
METHODIST EPISCOPAL services every alternate Sunday morning and every Sunday evening. Sabbath at 9:00. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. H.J. Everly, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH service every Sunday morning and alternate Sunday evening. Sunday School. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7. G. H. Starring, Pastor. MASONIC ACADIA LODGE No. 2449 A. F. and A. M. regular communication Thursday on or near moon. H. Duckworth, W.M. L. Q. Howerton, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
H.J. Everly
G. H. Starring
Acadia Lodge
A. F. and
A. Masons
H. Duckworts
W.M. L. Q. Hoceatr
Regular meeting notice for Ames lodge of United Workmen
United Workmen Ames Lodge No. 166 announces regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings each month. C M Sorer serves as recording, J 5 Brooks as master of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workmen
Ames Lodge
C.M. Sorer
Brooks
M. W
American Legion Post Meets Monthly in Ames Masonic Hall
G A R ALISWORTH POST No 06 meets the first and third Saturdays at 7 30 P M in Masonic Hall Ames. Honorably discharged soldiers invited to join with initiation fees 2 dollars and quarterly dues 25 cents. Attorneys Stevens Hays McCarthy Underwood listed. Physicians Templeton and Crambillt, veterinary surgeon. Advertises medicines King of Pain and stamp labeling claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R Alisworth
A.R
Masonic Hall
Benesee
Millereos Ee Ree
Duncan i Keaee Shin
Henry Wilson, Jr
E. B. Cramblit
Ames
New York House
Ain
Not WISELY BUT TOO WELL by Annabel B White
Jessica Cler, visiting at Raymond La Bruce and Catherine Stenby’s Florida home, becomes central to a tale of affection and scandal. Raymond battles forbidden feelings for Jessica as family tensions rise culminating in a fatal river tragedy and a dramatic confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Jessica
Raymond
Catharine
Mrs. Stenby
Raymond la Bruce
Jessica Cler
Catherine
Tom Langtree
Cathie
Tessica
Cuba
Awhil
Aunue
Little Ray
Jessie
Bro
Ruth
Brother Ray
Florida
Sam
Jim
China
Hong Kong
Lofou
Thisselton Dyer
Formosa
Grant at Vicksburg headline from Porter reminiscence
Admiral Porter praises Union siege of Vicksburg in Grant biography excerpts. He notes Grant's calm, strategic leadership under heavy resistance, and the victory boosting American morale. Also recounts Johnson's inauguration drunken episode and Lincoln’s diplomacy anecdotes with Kentucky delegate Joshua Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Porter
Vicksburg
Grant
Savastopol
Malakoff Tower
Redan
Sam
Gen. Grant
Mead
Gettysburg
Leo
Richmond
New York Herald
Republic
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
South
Johnson
Washington
Sumner
Senate
John W. Forney
Forney
Capitol
Mr. Forney
Kentucky
Jonson
For
World Away from the Squire's Pew
A poem by M Kendall in Longmans Magazine about a boy in Bluecoat School admiring a fifteen year old girl in the Squire's pew. The speaker dreams of riches and freedom to win her, noting the church setting and stained glass glow as he imagines a life beyond his station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puck
New England
J. Burdette
Peck
Chicago Herald
Chicago Telegram
Newman
Newman Independent
Boston Courier
Paris
Frances
Norristown Herald
Philadelphia Mint
Mint
Jeannie
Johnnie
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Pickard
Houston
Asa Dalton
Texas Siftings
Bee
Bluecoat
M. Kendall
Longman’s Magazine
The Lady’s Pout Inspires a Suitor’s Fancy
A playful poem frames a speaker admiring a cousin as prettiest when she pouts. He professes clever charm and mischief, confessing being smitten by her grace and pout. The verse blends flirtation with self awareness as the speaker vows to woo despite prudish restraint.
Attempted Swindle Over Worn Pants Charged
Mose Schaumburgh accuses Gilhooly on Austin avenue of selling him worn out pants and demanding six dose bants unpaid. Gilhooly retorts and threatens swindling charges with a boast about a grand jury foreman relative, in a Texas Siftings item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Schaumburgh
Gilhooly
Austin Avenue
Grand Jury
Texas Siftings
Mary Lyon and the Mount Holyoke founder's lasting impact
A portrait of Mary Lyon as a pioneering educator whose dedication shaped Mount Holyoke Seminary and influenced generations of women. The article cites her relentless study, devotion, and sacrifices, and links her legacy to later figures and institutions. It also recalls Judge J. R. Swan's reflection on Western history and childhood memories in Rome, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincon
Harriet Newell
Indian Isle
Ann Judson
Burmah
Florence Nightingale
Scutari
Mount Holyoke
Cuyler
Independent
Mary Lyon
New England
Fidelia Fiske
Old England
Mount Helyoke Seminary
Massacusetts Hills
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Chinese Women Cherished by Children Across Class Lines
The passage asserts strong affection from Chinese women for their children and rejects sensational myths about infants in danger. It notes mothers from lower classes often carry children on their shoulders while working, highlighting tenderness and respect in daily life.
Illinois Frog Industry and Global Impact Noted
The Star of Illinois reports massive frog legs consumption reaching 18 million annually. The text compares the legs to power, claiming they would extend around the earth and symbolize a 700 power engine capable of moving a globe. Eugene Fields is referenced in Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinog
Star of Illinois
Earth
Eugene Fields
Chicago
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M. E. Church
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