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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1890
Page
2
Our neighbors urge repeal of the Bennett law at a June convention. They argue a state should require a parent to send a child twelve weeks yearly to an English language school. They deny anti church aims and compare to Illinois law, urging English education as essential.
A letter critiques celebrations around Lee’s monument in Richmond. It condemns lack of Union flags, notes Confederate banners, and urges patriotic inclusivity while condemning oath-breaking actions and secessionist sentiment. The piece imagines despotism urging balance between flags and national airs.
The notice outlines the June 1890 to May 1890 veteran census and lists enumerator duties. It covers surviving soldiers sailors and widows, recording service terms units and addresses. It also details an agricultural schedule including farm data from land and labor to crops livestock and farm products with many line items.
This week presents Mr. C. M. Morse as candidate for the office of clerk of the courts. Morse is described as a worthy and able gentleman and his candidacy is deserving of consideration.
The Harper Brothers firm ends its long stand and joins the contest against the school book trust. The trust now supplies about ninety percent of school books, prompting renewed opposition.
The Sac Sun praises C. F. Lane of Sac City as a strong candidate for clerk of the Supreme Court. His good record would support a vigorous campaign and fill the office worthily.
The item notes parties considering a journey to Montana Main Washington Oregon the Puget Sound region and references A F Banks General Agent Marshalltown Town and G P A Thomas Barry as associates.
Washington May 19 1890 Republicans in the house push the tariff bill to a solid show of support as the Ways and Means amendments face stiff opposition from dissenting members. The senate weighs the Jones silver bill while party factions argue over federal election reform and pension policy. Blaine opposes broad legislation and a Blaine led minority debates the timing of any new law. Secretary Blaine’s daughter wed Walter Damrosch in a quiet ceremony in New York.
A syndicate of foreign buyers has purchased all breweries in Peoria, while unrelated items note family deaths, flood anniversaries, legislative actions, and multiple local incidents across the country. The jumble includes an earthquake report near Cloversville and a court ruling denying a writ in the Kemm ler case.
Reported for this paper by A. Snow & Co patent lawyers and others. Notices cover electric cars ta cations and attachments, drawing bar, vessel holdings, wall coverings, machine designs and plant protectors. Names include Des Moines Webster City Charles City Burlin Shepherd Bentons etc. Public notices request fees and stamps.
A fragment notes an argument about revenue seen as a political stunt. The tone hints at sarcasm and distrust, suggesting critics view the move as limited to surface theatrics without substantive fiscal impact.
At a May 3 1890 meeting H C Boardman of Nevada was chosen to fill a vacancy as chairman. The committee voted to hold the county convention in Nevada on June 14 1890 and urged township caucuses for June 7 1890. It was noted only one county convention will occur this year and members were asked to provide full township Republican lists with mailing addresses for notices. Henry Wilson Jr secretary.
An 19th century ad touts a salve promising to heal cuts sores ulcers and many skin conditions and to cure piles with money back guarantee. It also features a testimonial about Ayers Sarsaparilla restoring a girl’s health and mentions Frances Hodgson Burnett and her son Lionel visiting Atlantic City before a trip to England.
Georgia Senator Joseph E. Brown who has missed sessions will resign his seat due to ongoing ill health. He is about 70 years old. The piece also notes large incomes and lifestyles of other prominent figures and includes several light dialogue snippets.
A Victorian era advertisement promises Dr King’s New Discovery will relieve lung and chest ailments including consumption bronchitis and whooping cough. It is advertised as safe pleasant to taste and refundable if unsatisfied trial bottles are available at drug stores.
A two volume set of 600 pages each contains 24000 proverbs from multiple languages and ages. The prospectus invites agents to sell, promising good commission and territory opportunities. Send inquiries to G. P. Putnam’s Sons at 27 and 2 West 2nd Street, New York.
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