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04 Oct 1884
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Ames Intelligencer in Ames, Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1884
Page
1
Local Ad Rates Mentioned for Classifieds
Advertising rates listed per line with 10 cent base for first area and 5 cent for each additional insertion. Notes include five line cards and per inch pricing, with half dollar to two dollar ranges for all business locals.
Ames Aims and Rail Hub Near Des Moines
The text describes Ames Iowa located on the Chicago and North Western Railroad at its junction with the Des Moines and Minneapolis Road thirty miles north of Des Moines. It notes Ames hosts Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts with hundreds of students, a well appointed public school, and a large public school building amid productive farming lands surrounding the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chicago and North- Western Railroad
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Ares
Chicago
St. Paul
Milwaukee
LaCrosse
Sparta
Madison
Fort Howard
Green Bay
Wis
Winona
Owatonna
Mankato
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Algona
Clinton
Marshalltown
Freeport
Elgin
Rockford
Local Businesses and Trades List Features City Firms
A scanned roster lists McCarthy Stevens Hays and many firms with trades including dentistry veterinary surgery general merchandise photography millinery boot and shoe dressmaking bakery grocery flour hardware tailoring markets grain and various crafts. Names such as George F Simmons Cooley Ballstone Nellis Kilmer and Staves appear among carpenters masons painters and moving services.
The Tariff Question and Our National Policy
A Jeffersonian style speech outlines Republican tariff doctrine, internal commerce gains, labor safeguards, and a call for industrial growth. It covers protection for American industry, the balance of foreign and internal trade, civil service reform, Mormon polygamy opposition, currency standards, and the need to protect the ballot and national unity. The piece treats economic policy as central to national prosperity and civil harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveusta
John B. Henderson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Donse
America
Lincoln
City of
New York
Manhattan
Massachusetts
Illinois
New Jersey
Iowa
West
South
Rusale
India
Europe
Alexander Hamilton
Statistical Bureau of the Treasury Department
Republic
North
South America
Garfield
Republic of Mexico
Rio Grande
Spanish America
Hell
Mexico
Asia
Africa
Tie Party
Ments
Executive Department
T Mente
West Point
Department of State
Oceans
Inet
Renin
Republican Tariff Plank From 1876 Platform
The New York Tribune notes a condensed Republican tariff plank urging duties on imports to aid American labor and national prosperity. It contrasts with Democratic shifts, arguing workingmen should judge which policy best serves labor interests and broader prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Presence of Mind in Danger Response
The article argues presence of mind is learned not instinctive, gained through familiarity with danger. It cites soldiers sailors and medical men, noting experience shapes quick judgment under risk and contrasts reactions in a fire emergency with a complacent mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
McClellan
Johnny Thar
Thair den
Reb
Union
Orantas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ames Antelligencer
Duncan, Publisher
Official Directory
C.G. McCanrny
J. L. Sarre
sClerk
O. Bor
Mitonall
Adi Ses Il Cue Eae Surveyor
Board OF Supervisors
Ames Business Directory
Attorneys At Law
BR. Cramiitt
G. F. Simmons
N. G. Cook
General Merchandise
Brad & Pax Roney
Toner
Rulley Ton
Bank of Testie
Detroit
Union National Bank of
Millinery
D. E. Dix. M
A. J. Sweeney
Boota
T. K. Soper
HH. Lightner
Bert. Read
dLamber
J. H. Queal & Co
D. Norman
Ineiomn
Henry Wilson, Jr
de Grats
Cook & Shields
Hoteia
Raynor
George E
T. O. Heiland
Charles Kilmer
Billiards
McDowell
Burge
Nursery
S. S. Paxton
A. J. Graves
Lnd
Dray
G. W. Staves
Methodist Episcopal
General Ee
W. P. Bennett
Masonic
Pe Lodge
A. F
A. BH. Duckworth
W.M. C. E. Taylor
United Workmen
C. M. Soren
GO. H. Maxwell
M. W
G. A
Eee
A.R
M. Hemstreet Pases Nees
Duncan Fd
Henry Wilson
C. E. Turner
Bigelow & Huntington
Stevens & Hays
Law
Nevada
Bow
D. McCarthy
LAW and Collection
Stevens’ New Buildng
Geo. A. Underwood
U.S
District of Iowa
Union Bank
A. K. Webb
Madrid
M. P. Webb
Sheldahi, Iowa
Webb Brothers
Ttorneys
Sheldahana
H. M. Templeton
Ysician and Surrgeon
Ames, Iowa
City
G. A. Meredith
Hutchinson
C. A. Beverly
M. E Church
Story County
E. B. Cramblit
Chas. E. Hunt
West House
T. C. McCall
Rive Estate
Nevapa
Laws
Seied
Yees F Ames
Oinaity
Milleck
Chicago & Northwestern
Gong East
Way Freight
Montour
Pacific Express
Rexpress NG
No. St. St. Paul
Hawarden
Business College
Kleokvue
Col Journal
Wudal
C.H. Prence
Prest
Keokuk
Alsure
Trux & Co
Seaute
Maine
John H. Queal & Co
Lumber Whealers
Dooks
Nichols & Maxwell
Orses
J. L. Bartlett
Tee Boyd Building
J. J. Bartlett
ST. Cal
Iit
Mar Reese
Peel
Castoria
H. A. Arcuzi
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N.Y
Entaur
Northwest
Council Biasil
Omaha
California
Colorado
N.W. R.Y
Chicago, Ill
Lake Erie & Western
R’y
Kansas City
Oros
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Newak
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Bainey
Westinghouse
Union Pot
I Sk
Lake
Ieee
Ayer
Ague Cure
J.C. Ayers& Co
Lowell
Mass
Blaine
BORER
China
the Civil Service
John A. Logan
Cevre
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