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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1898

Page

5

Local Paragraphs From The Intelligencer

Ames items note C E Hunt arriving from an eastern trip and visits by C G Lee and Mrs Lee to Newton. Fremont County editor W A Root of Cole Banner called. Several local people travel, attend meetings, and updates on health, court cases, and military movements including Iowa troops. Experimental fires concern Kansas City Grain Co elevator burn at Elwell with 20 000 bushels lost.

C. E. Hunt Ames Ney C. G. Lee Mrs. Lee Newton W. A. Root Cole Banner Kansas City Grain Co Elwell

College Notes Chronicle Movements on Campus and Local Visits

Dr. Charles Marston of Mason City visited the college with trustees Stout Jones and Hungerford. Alumni and faculty updates include Prof and Mrs Osborn settling in Columbus Ohio and Miss Margaret Doolittle studying at Northwestern University. Tecumseh livestock show entries include twenty head of fur blooded Short horns and a $250 livestock judging prize at the Trans Mississippi event in Omaha.

Charles Marston Mason City Messrs. Stout, Jones and Hungerford Board of Trustees Robert Combs Florida Osborn Columbus Ohio Omaha Ramsey Waterloo W. H. Heilman Spokane Falls Washington Marsh Humboldt Iowa Craig Wilmington U. S. Navy West Indian Boston

McKinley in Ames and Iowa trip highlights 1894 visit

A historical recount of William McKinley passing through Ames on Oct 6 1894 on his campaign tour then current events in Iowa. It notes cheers at the depot four years later and lists the presidential party including Secretaries and governors. The piece blends recollection of McKinley’s rise with brief notices of contemporaneous political figures and local ads.

Wm. McKinley Ames Ohio Kansas McKinley Washington Lincoln Wilson The United States Iowa Agricultural College of Congress Republic North Spain Miles Shafter Gage Alger Emory Smith Bliss Meiklejohn Porter Cortelyou McWilliams W. N Babcock Shaw Allison Medina Gear Cousins Hancock Republican State Central Committee Townsend Democratic State Committee Larrabee Boies

Poland China pigs for sale near Ames Iowa

One hundred Poland China pigs for the season’s breeding trade. Various sexes available. Location five miles east and one south of Ames Iowa. Note mentions Garland stove brand sold exclusively by Swank & ite.

Poland Ames Barsovur Swank & Ite

Dental practice advertises in Ames with home office

Thursday October 20 notice touts growing crowds in Ames for painless tooth extraction and false teeth fabrication. Claims operation based at 610 Walnut Street Des Moines with home office listed.

Ames Walnut St Des Moines

Ordinance 119 Sets Curb Distance Rules for Dwellings

City of Iowa ordinances establish curb lines on residences with widths of ten feet or more from the lot line. Violations of curb or driving on the lot outside the lines are a misdemeanor with penalties. The ordinance takes effect after official publication as required by law. Cal. Gioprina s Clerk, 5S. Cramer, Mayor.

Iow Sis CAL Gioprinas Qlerk

Bank Statement Sworn By Henry Wilson Cashier

Henry Wilson cashier of the named bank swears to the truth of the above statement to the best of knowledge and belief. Notary public attests the oath on the 20th.

Towa Story County Henry Wison Henry Wilson Pee

Fatal accident at Boone rail mill pumps collapses killing two men

At 9 am Monday a platform failed during the installation of a steam pump at the Northwestern rail mill in Boone. Fred Anderson died instantly when the pump plunged 35 feet. Water Superintendent Bert Leasure died at a hospital two hours later. A co worker escaped with a broken arm. Leasure, a Clinton resident, led the water system from Clinton to Council Bluffs and was active in K P and Woodmen. Anderson had 17 years with the company. A special Knights of Pythias train conveyed mourners from Boone.

Northwestern Boone Fred Anderson Bert Leasure Leasure Clinton Council Bluffs K. P Woodmen of the World Anderson Iowa Aishton Knights of Pythias

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