Republican Ticket list for state and local offices
Framed as a party slate listing candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Judge Superior Court Superintendent of Public Instruction Railroad Commissioner and other county offices. Names include FRANK D. JACKSON WARREN S. DUNGAN GORIRP 8 ROBINSON HENRY SABIN JOHN W. LUKE B. P. BREPSANN A. L. STUNTZ T. J. MITCER O. G. ASHFORD J. F. REEP J.B. SEAN 4 8. APLIN M.C. ALLEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Jackson
Lient
Warren S. Dungan
Girrorp
Robinson
Henry Sabin
John W. Luke
B. P. Brepsann
A. L. Stuntz
T. J. Mitcerodenee O. G. Ashford
J. F. Reep
J.B. Sean
Aplin
M.C. Allen
Nebraska Democrats Uphold Silver Stand Amid Post Office Appetite
The Dubuque Telegraph, a Democratic free silver paper, comments on the Nebraska Democratic convention’s rejection of Bryan and asserts no falling off in silver sentiment there while noting a notable rise in interest in post office patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Nebraska
Bryan
Springfield runner breaks mile record at Hampden Park
H. C. Taylor of Springfield Mass. lowered the mile world record at Hampden Park last Thursday to 2 01 3 5 from a standing start, beating Windle’s 1892 mark. The race splits show 22, 1 02, 1 30 3 5, 2 01 3 5. E A McDuffee and James Clark also lowered tandem flying start record from 2 05 3 5 to 2 01 1 5 at the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Taylor
Springfield Mass
Hampden Park Mass
Windle
E. A. McDuffee
James Clark
Bannon Family of Eight Brothers Produces Local Baseball Talent
Jimmy Bannon signed to play with the Bostons next year and hails from Saugus with eight brothers, all skilled in baseball. Six brothers once played for Lynn Electrics, while Tim and Tom Bannon formed a twin battery. The roster spread across the field as a family reunion on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bannon
Bostons
Saugus
Electrics
Lynn
A Wan
Bannon
Battery
Tim
Tom
Devastating Gulf Storm Hits Louisiana Coasts and Islands
A severe gulf of mexico storm lashes Louisiana coast and nearby islands with 75 to 100 mph winds and 15 to 20 foot waves. The disaster causes widespread loss of life and property, with estimates exceeding 2500, and leaves many residents, including numerous Black communities, in dire need as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Louisana
Jackson defends pension aid at Independence Republican meeting
In Independence, Hon. Frank D. Jackson explains he assisted a union soldier’s pension, denies moral wrongdoing, and admits an error of judgment. He credits government reinstatement and two secretary of state elections as proof of his innocence, inviting public scrutiny by Iowa voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Frank D. Jackson
Pension Bureau
Interior Department
Iowa
Lowa
Sheriff Sale Notice in Story County Iowa 1893
By special execution from the Story County District Court a sale is ordered of Jesse F Gossard and Alice B Gossard’s interest in the south half of the northwest quarter and northwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 32 township 83 north range 24 west. The sale is set for November 4, 1893 at 11 a.m. at the Nevada courthouse front steps, for cash to satisfy a debt of 2226.45 plus 62.25 attorney fee and 13.20 costs, with 7 percent interest. Sheriff QO. G. Ashford of Story County announces the notice dated October 2, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Story County
William McGrath
Mary McGrath
Jesse F.gossard
Alice B. Gossard
North West
St. P. m
Fifth Principal Meridian
Jesse F. Gossard
Alice B Gossard
Nevada
QO. G. Ashford
Proposals Open for Story County Poor Farm Steward
Sealed proposals will be received at the County Auditor's office in Nevada Iowa to fill the position of steward of the Story county Poor Farm for one year starting March 1 1894. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all proposals by order of the Board of Supervisors A P Kine County Auditor Dated Revell Iowa Oct 11 93. 25-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Iowa
Story County
Board of Supervisors
A. P. Kine
Revell
Story City Academy Opens First Term Under Encouraging Circumstances
Story City Academy began its first term Monday amid encouraging conditions. Miss Mabel Ferguson of Howard township visited Story City guests Miss Sarah Boyd. A southbound flyer was delayed by an attempted wreck near Rolfe. a tie was laid but engine cleared it with no damage. The Iowa Central railroad plans moving stockyards about 200 yards east to aid rapid town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story City Herald
Story City Academy
Mabel Ferguson
Howard Township
Sarah Boyd
Rolfe
Story City
Iowa Central Railroad
Outlay of time saves snow blocked roads this winter
Farmers are urged to spend an hour cutting weeds along road sides to prevent snow blockages. A 32nd Iowa Infantry reunion was held at Ft. Dodge with companies organized in Story and Hardin counties. Rev. Elliott continues a well attended series of Christian church meetings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zearing
32Nd Lowa Infantry
Ft. Dodge
Story County
Hardin County
Elliott
Christian Church
funeral of Ed's baby attended by A G Raynes in Ames
A G Raynes attended the funeral of his brother Eds baby in Ames Sunday. Mr Edward Johnson of Cambridge filled the Congregational church pulpit last Sunday in Slater. Mr Frank Comstock and Mrs Marie Erickson were married near Kelley last Friday. The new station on the C M St P R R between Verry and Woodward opened with Mr Cochran as first agent. Mr A Fread and family left last Monday for New Virginia Iowa to visit relatives and then plan to go to San Jose California next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater News
A. G. Raynes
Ed’s
Ames
Verry
Woodward
Bouton
Cochran
A. Fread
New Virginia
San Jose
California
Mr. Fread
Edward Johnson
Cambridge
Congregational Church
Slater
Frank Comstock
Marie Erickson
Kelley
Local visitors and church dedication mark a quiet Cambridge week
John Haverly Simon Stratton and Al Lee visited Ames with Nevada visitors staking grade lines for Skunk River ditch. The Elwell M E church was dedicated with Rev A L Curtis delivering Christ text. Local changes include Gillespie selling his grocery to McNeal and Alderman and Smith & Son moving to a new room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Press
John Haverly
Simon Stratton
Ames
al Lee
Nevada
Skunk
M. E
Elwell
A. L. Curtis
Circuit
Christ
Burg
Clipper Late This Week and Local News Notes
The Clipper is late this week with notes from Chicago visits by the publisher and guests. Local reports mention a serious accident to Mr Clare Baldwin’s son, repainted Brethren church, hay fire losses, and travel to Chicago by several residents. Supt Reed’s annual report filing is praised as a county leadership achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kegley Branch Moves Stock to Don How’s Store
Correspondence notes a stock of general merchandise moved from Story City into Don How’s new store, promising greater town convenience and growth. Also mentions John Stevens recovering from a wound with one arm lost, Oscar and Clint Johnson returning from Palo Alto county, and Mrs. Clara Butler plus son traveling to Aledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story City
Donhow
John Stevens
Reverend Hester Preaches at Keltner School House October 22
Frost colors the creek and river foliage as autumn paints the area. Rev. Thomas will preach at the Keltner school house Sunday October 15 at 11 AM. Rev. J. K. Hester will preach at 3 PM on October 22. Lou Tillotson has moved into the new farmhouse. Oscar Litehard has left for Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Keltner
Oscar Litehard
Oklahoma
Brown
Illinois
Lis
Donney
J. K. Hester
Lou Tillotson
Keltner School
Kelley for business everybody on the move
Local brief notes Wilbur Kelley and others are on the move with business and travel. E Barnes departed Tuesday for the Dakotas. J W Lytle visits the World's Fair city this week as a local man. Frank Gerbracht attends the fair and plans to bring home a New Jersey companion. Families from town journey to Oklahoma and Colorado on trips. William Johnson visits from Fort Benton Mont. Foster visited the county seat. John Roney heads to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lytle
Joe
Frank Gerbracht
New Jersey
Frank Wej
Local Highlights From Ames Area Visitants and Daily Life
Mr and Mrs Robert Young of southwest of Ames visited the Foster family Sunday Agent Tanner of Crocker saw his best girl again Sunday evening John Frees has a new barn under construction boosting local improvements Mrs J M Stark has gradually recovered enough to enjoy a buggy ride daily for the past week Mr Wortman entertained relatives from Ames last week Miss Willamette Gossard teaching east of Ames spent Sunday at her home nearby Very warm weather for the season may spoil corn as some are already gathering Cora near ready to harvest a twelve year old girl of Tom Tessdall died early Monday funeral held in the Baptist church Tuesday and interment followed at the cemetery near Slater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agent Tanner
Crocker
John Frees
J. M. Stark
Tom Tesdall
Baptist
Slater
College Notes From Ames Church and Conference Week
College notes describe rapid occupancy of a new building, fall field day, receptions, and sermons. It covers student activities at Ames, a reception by Miss Chambers, the Heywood concert, and the U S annual conference of the United Brethren in Christ hosted by Ames with a detailed program and upcoming Harvest Home events.
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Union National Bank
AMBS
W.M. Greeory
E.R. Chamberlain
Cashier
Atlas National Bank
Third National Bank
New York
Valley National Bank
Des Moines
Story County Bank
Parley Sheldon
B. J. Sheldern
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Owners of Story Co
Abstract Books
Smith & Son
Read’s Market
Kenneth Whitaker
Regulator
Main
Ames, Iowa
Illinois Central
Central Station
19Th Street and
Park Row
Like St
the Intelligencer
K. Wilson, Publishers
Bicycle Records
Base
Sheriffs Sale
State OF Iowa
J. F. Gillespie
Messrs. McNeal
Alderman
Grace Dyer
Isaac Walker
Hot Springs
Thomas Roberts
Collins Clipper
L. D. Ozman
Wyatt Carr
U. S
Maxwell Tribune
Clare Baldwin
Br. Hatcher
Chas. John
Chas. Webb
Col. Scott
Mary Avis
Ewing
C. A. Wood
Wood
Gothrop
la Fayette Indiana
Anna Beatty
Emma Silliman
R.J. Silliman
Clarence H. Wise
Cedar Falls
Reed
Roe
Kegley Branch
Oscar
Clint Johnson
Palo Alto County
Wm. Johnson
Atlanta
Clara Butler
Aledo
James Noble
Scott
Kegley
Nels Jacobsons
E. Barnes
The
Dakotas
Mr. P. Raff
Mary
Jennie Raff
Albert Vanile
Charley
France Raff
John Palmatier
Colorado
William Johnson
Fort Benton Mont
E. Foster
John Roney
Ames Prug CO
Bigelow & Smith’s
Ames Drug Co
Robert Young
South West of Ames
College Notes
Prof
Pommel
Missionary Circle
Y. W
Flora Wilson
P. E. O. Society
Heywood
Mary Safford
Sioux City
Dysinger
Carthage College
Chas. Stearn
Miles
Corner Tenth and
Lincoln Avenue
Oak Park
I. A.C
Kent
United Brethren In Christ
Missionary Board Meeting
E. M. Jones
Bishop Hott
Directors of Preachers Aid Society
D. R. Miller
Dayton Ohio
Preachers Aid Society
Ames Union
Beardshear
Funkhouser
F. H. Neff
L. H. Cook
Bish
U. B
Kev. Clark
Resources
U.S
Treasury
National Bank
County of Story
E. R. Chamberlain
G. A. Underwood
W. M. Greeley
L. Stevens
Daniel McCarthy
Board of Supervisors of
Laws
J. B. Shaw
R. W. Liddle
John Johnson
Nevada Township
City of
Cher Collins
Theomy
Franklin
Hughes Howard
Jason
Grant
Whitney
Creek Frank Hill
LaFayette
Amlaund
Lincoln
Golly Milford
Chas
Simeon Meu
New Albany
John Nilan
Palestine
Hatfield Riehland
Olena Sherman
Ellicott Union
Grafton
Washington
Harry Kels
Warren John Peck
Nevada City
Ed Ward
FC Metall
John R
Lyman Ee Zwirling
PSO
Norris
Ballou
J Armatrong
John Koons Ison
Geo P
James Hiram Taylor
H J Garlock
Johnson EG Richardson
L McKim E Bates
Mnell
Daniel Allard
Peterson
Cal Giddings
John Riddlesbury
R John Briges
N T P Worsley
J M Hawthorn
J. G. Shaw
Attest A
Orange Judd
Inteliiencer
Nees Ware
Hamilton & Co
F. Martin
Russell & Erwin
BiNgHam & Co
Adams Bros
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