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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1890

Page

2

Jail Bonds Approved by Story County Amid County Proceedings

A detailed 1890 Story County Iowa record shows the county voters endorsing a ten thousand dollar Jail Bonds proposal. Proceedings list elected officials, tax levies, and successive daily actions from November 10 to December 1, including aid to the poor, claims, and county farm management.

Board of Supervisors Story County Iowa Said County Nevada Ames Intelligencer

Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Town State

Governor Horace Boies issues a proclamation designating Thursday November 27 1890 as a day of thanksgiving. Citizens are urged to cease labor attend worship or gather at firesides to thank Almighty God for peace and plenty and seek future protection.

Merica United States Washington Horace Boies Horace Boris

Harper's Magazine December 82nd Volume Start

The eighty second volume of Harper's Magazine begins with its December issue. It introduces the new period and marks the annual release cycle for the publication.

Volu Harper’s

Farmer Alliance to Send Judge-Elect to Ann Arbor Lectures

The Kansas Farmer's Alliance will send the man they elected as Judge in the twenty fourth district to Ann Arbor for a course of lectures, noting he is not quite up to the times.

Kansas Farmer's Alliance Ann Arbor

Cleveland Speech Reframes Lincoln Garfield Love

Grover Cleveland in Columbus defends his party while avoiding the “cheap coats” remark and reflects on popular affection for Lincoln and Garfield. The commentary suggests strain between party elites and general sentiment in the era.

Grover Cleveland Columbus Ohio Lincoln Garfield

Suffrage Delegates to Be Chosen in Des Moines Meeting

The state suffrage group will meet on the fourth to select delegates. Three delegates for the first ten members and one for every additional ten or fraction. Those wishing to join should contact the Des Moines association at 5th Street. All counties invited.

Navy Suffra Des Moines Ieties

Suffrage Debate Sparks Iowa Press on Ballot Cause

The Iowa press weighs the suffrage issue as likely beneficial to the cause. The old slogan Woman does not Want the ballot is fading as changes advance and older men may vote for a time.

the Press of Iowa Andy

Teachers’ Institute Programs Announcement

The thirty sixth annual Iowa teachers institute session was sent out on the sixth inst. The session is anticipated to be unusually successful and pleasant. Teachers in the vicinity are urged to participate for professional advancement in larger numbers. Send to Frank B. Cooper, Iowa City, for program and information.

Frank B. Cooper Iowa City

Story County Supervisors Meeting November 1890 Results

Proceedings show voters cast 3366 for District Court Clerk with Morse 2341 and Graves 1025. Recorder votes totaled 3359 with Duen 2292 and Thompson 1067. County Attorney totals 2319 with Webb 2313 and 6 scattering. Board member votes 3355 with Stewart 2314 and Craft 1041. Bond proposition to be canvassed in November 1890.

C. M. Morse H. C. Duen M. P. Webb J. R. Stewart Board of Supervisors Story County Anfin Ersland R W. Liddle District Court A. J. Graves John Thompson J. B. Stewart John E. Craft

County Supervisors of Story County 1890 Fee and Expense Roll

A fragmentary list from Story County Iowa records for November 1890 shows names of officials and items paid. Entries include clerk fees in state cases, jury and bailiff payments, poor farm expenses, med services, printing, and transportation costs.

of Supervisors Story County Iowa Fee Bill Edwinson Schmeitzer Ldg Kibbee Slocum Co John Itt J H Guthrie EM Wilkineos Bo Benson M Kelley Pauli Teidner Henry Wilson Jr When Fitton Elley Hardesty Johnson Harris J H Shammo Chas McCord Ing McClure 1500 & Son D Soule MD John T Kirk le O Roe R Kirk St Va R McClure Jno T Handsaker Sowers W M Kelley Geo W Hemstock T J Miller E F Bartlett Chas Christian J M Whitney Geo W Pease John V Kassam John Evenson Milkel Erickson AH Laura H H Robinson G Ashford James Robb Nee Rmstrong Geo Ole O Roe Pee Bill Engle Matt Parrott & Sons Blanks T J Sowers W Harris E Campbell Onco Farm FS Smith Med Services Alien McIntosh Airhart American Ex Co Purinton HH. Ruth Banks SBFS Balione Is &A Peterson H&s Wilson

Fee Bill and Public Poor Farm Expenditures Listed

Itemized charges including attorney fees, wages, and supplies for the poor farm and courthouse. Entries show fees for Stave Eckard, Hunter insanity, Erickson, Ringheim and Webb, salaries for clerks, mdse for the poor farm, coal, and farm labor. Totals approximate and include multiple individuals and local vendors.

Eckard Dyer Lockridge Ber F Jai Simser & Humphrey H Boynton Boynton Hunter Insanity Erickson Liddie Aersland Ringheim Gates D House RO Ithey King Sabe

Serpent wreck off Spa. only three saved from 250 aboard

Reports say the British cruiser Serpent foundered off Spa with 250 on board. only three survivors. The bulk of the text covers varied historical news notes, accidents, scientific and political updates, and social anecdotes from different regions.

Serpent Spa

Kipling Linked to Art Family In Unclear Claims

The text notes Rudyard Kipling as a nephew of artist E Burne Jones and mentions another uncle Henry J Macdonald, a New York financial writer, in a fragment about excavations and family ties.

Rudyard Kipling E. Burne-Jones Henry J. Macdonal New York

Historic debates on ship safety and agricultural unions cited

The passage cites 19th century naval committee findings on water tight bulkheads and ship safety, then shifts to agricultural co operatives like the Fruit Growers unions in New York New Jersey and Delaware with details on cooperatives price setting and quality control. It notes the Daughters of the American Revolution and a bill to mark Columbus day sites and Mary Washington monument plans.

New York New Jersey Fruit Growers’ Association Pennsylvania Board of Trade Union New Jersey Fruit Exchange Hammonton Fruit Growers New Historical Society The Daughters of the American Revolution Harrison Mary Washington George Sherman Congress Columbus America

State News round up from The Evening News at Cc

Snow storm blankets the state while voters, deaths, and accidents populate the week. Veterans at Marshalltown vote Democratic. A M Abraham of Oskaloosa dies suddenly. Henry Rogers of Grundy Center marries. John M Spencer of Van Buren County dies aged 76 after long residency since 1840. Burglary in Wyoming Jones county nets hundreds. a Dubuque brewery wagon driver is shot for $100. Daniel Markham near Emmitsburg dies after being run over. his injuries include loss of a leg and fingers. Mrs Sena tor Grimes sculpture bequest debated for capitol display. legal notice mentions Larkin Meade, Fessenden link. Pel Beam’s hired man injures Mrs Stone, shoots self. inmate conditions imply possible recovery for Stone family.

Marshalltown Linton A. M. Abraham Oskaloosa Will Clayton F. Clayton Macedonia Err Henry Rogers Grundy Centre John M.spencer van Buren van Buren County Ft. Dodge Wyoming Jones County Key West Dubuque Daniel Markham Emmitsburg Senator Grimes Sena Bass Tor Larkin G. Meade Ngton Tor Fessenden W. B. Allison EB Nealley Marcena Stone Althy Shall Pelbeam

Local druggists tout cures for consumption and more

Rome Georgia dealer W D Hoyt & Co markets Dr King’s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklin’s Amica Salve praising strong cures in the city. They claim several pronounced consumptions were cured with limited bottles, guaranteed. Sold by L M Bosworth. A Pullman farmer found a rich onyx bed after digging a well.

W. D. Hoyt & Co Rome Ga Dr. King Bucklin Dr. Covery L. m. Bosworth Pullman Wash

Assassin Mobs Prompt Anti Italian Violence Calls

A letter condemns the murder of Chief Hennessey and urges punishing criminal Italians without inflaming a race war. It defends Italian workers as industrious and essential to railroads and large projects, urging lawful action against criminals while avoiding broad ethnic persecution.

Hennessey New Ns Hennessy

Ocean Steamer Design Advocated by Sir Nathaniel Barnaby

Sir Nathaniel Barnaby describes a future ocean steamer built to avoid rolling and to feel like a residence. He envisions a ship so steady that passengers would be reluctant to disembark and would travel at higher speeds, aiming for fifteen knots or more.

Nathaniel America Nathaniel Barnaby Irom and Steel Congress Sir Nathaniel Sue

Surge in New National Banks Counts 296 in 1890

Since 1865 there has not been a year with so many new national banks. By September 1890 the total reached 296 with capital of 24.595 million dollars. The growth concentrates in the southwest and northwest, led by Texas with sixty three banks.

Southwest Texas

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