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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1895

Page

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Story County Republicans Nominate Officers At Nevada Convention

Story County Republicans meet in Nevada to nominate county officers including Sheriff Treasurer and Board of Supervisors candidates. The notice urges delegates to June 29 and outlines the June 29 11 a.m. convention agenda.

Republican County Convention J. A. Campbell Story County J.A. McKee A. K. Banks Board of Supervisors A. M. Bingman Mr. Borror Ep. Rex McCorp Colv P. W. Hopkins Iam Henry Wison Nevada Des Moines Court House

Cats in cages spark protest at New York show

A Sun communication complains about cats housed in cages at the National Cat Show in New York City. The letter argues cages are the proper method and ends with a sharp get the cats.

New York City the Sun

Civilians May Give Memorial Dedication Speeches

The piece argues veterans need not preside at monument dedications. It says civilians of the current generation or those born after the Civil War can deliver eulogies to brave soldiers. Any man fit to be governor is suitable for the presentation, underscoring respect for action and memory beyond military service.

Arthur Balfour England Gargarden Iowa Intelligencer Story County John Watts Mr. Cole Massachusetts Northwestern New England Ohio Mississippi Cole Corporation of Ames Billy Foster Carstens Mann Tyler Miss Mann Miss Tyler A. C

Sunday Evangelist Ad Controversy Sparks Offbeat Banner

The Davenport Democrat reports a clash over Ottumwa meetings by evangelist William Sunday. Critics say the advertising style is vulgar while supporters in Marshalltown defend Sunday and his gospel work. Story County residents weigh the athletic evangelist’s image.

Billy’ Sunday Davenport Ottumwa William Sunday M. E Sunday Story County Friends of the Athletic Evangelist

Obituary and school board notes from Ames Story County

Obituary for W. H. Cole highlights pioneer shortages in Story County. Ames residents recall a long civic presence as changes loom in the local school staff and curriculum. The board contemplates salary limits, reappointment, and course restructuring to favor science and classics with better facilities.

Press trip announced for Iowa editors to Pacific Northwest

Hon. Lafe Young of the Iowa Press Association says editors will tour the Northern Pacific railroad this summer. The excursion includes stops at Helena Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland and Yellowstone Park, with a total trip of about twenty days.

Lafe Young Iowa Press Association Iowa Northern Pacific Railroad Helena Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland Yellowstone Park

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