01 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1894
Page
1
The Intelligencer published from Ames on Thursday featuring Hodson Bros. in a community notice and local interest item. The brief notes a local business highlight and upcoming activities associated with Hodson Bros. in the Ames area.
The article notes republican meetings in Ames Washington Township and reports on political shifts after the Cleveland era. It discusses expectations for voter turnout, a state oil inspector appointment, pension examiner indictments, and evolving opinions on capital punishment and national policy.
The State Dairy Association convenes November 14 15 and 16. Attendees include men of experience who will share insights from the dairy business. Prof Osborn curator at the college joins with a notable insect collection of over specimens mounted and labeled. The exhibit ranges widely featuring insects and large hawk moths.
The notice states the INTELLIGENCER is not mailed regularly unless ordered and that free sample copies cannot be charged. It notes subscriptions are not discontinued automatically on expiration without a request, provided all arrears are paid.
Real estate transfers of the past week include Thayer and Blanche Humphrey selling to D N Maxwell a $4000 lot 12 4 and other transfers such as Thayer to Wm P atric wd $100 lot 22 blk 10 M.
Dr. W T Harris, commissioner of education, lauds newspapers as essential to lifelong learning. He notes readers extend education beyond school through print media, highlighting libraries and daily newspapers as key instruments for civilizational progress.
An exchange outlines a political catechism arguing that voting for Cleveland brought free trade losses. It claims Americans lost jobs and income while Europe gained business under free trade, whereas protection would keep jobs and bosses’ business domestic. The piece contrasts the two outcomes with sharp populist rhetoric.
The piece urges every Republican in Washington township to vote next Tuesday to ensure strong party representation. It notes delegate strength depends on the vote cast, not just party size, and highlights two aims: a sweeping victory and preventing the township from losing rank through citizen inaction. It references committee man Soper for supporting facts.
A reflective aphorism notes that learning a stranger's good or bad traits comes from getting to know them. It emphasizes personal insight through direct introduction and interaction.
The Lone Inn chapters, omitted last week due to other matters, appear again this week.
The fast mail train makes its first Ames trip. Leaving Chicago at 3 a.m. it maintains 45 mph to Deadwood South Dakota. Key Iowa stops include Clinton Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Tama Marshalltown Ames Boone Carroll and Missouri Valley boosting early Chicago mail delivery.
An advertisement for Metzger's Lightning Colic Care from the Metzger Medicine Co. claims it neutralizes stomach acids to prevent colic inflammation. It contrasts the product with Aconite and Belladonna, alleging faster relief and less harm. Sold by F. D. Miller in Ames, Iowa.
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