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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1877
Page
2
Local offer invites readers to request preferred article items in a renewal drive. If readers skip the request, the note suggests a canvass where staff will arrange to obtain the desired article for subscribers.
A scrambled report notes Laver’s comeback in Ohio defeating opponents, with Republicans conceding defeat in hours of struggle. It says the likely majority will exceed 23,000, signaling a political tidal wave.
The Postmaster General plans to recommend to Congress a privileged postage rate for newspapers regularly issued from an identified office of publication and used for public purposes, consisting mainly of public news.
The Nashville Board of Trade at a meeting on the 3rd inst endorsed resolutions favoring a law remaking greenbacks receivable for customs. This measure is not new, but appears to be the first time a merchants group has backed it.
Republicans push back as General Harlan gains favor for the Supreme Bench. Democrats had chosen Herschel V. Johnson and may oppose the president, risking a clash over the appointment.
An eastern Democrat questions the Ohio win fearing it is a flawed triumph that elevates George H. Pendleton to the Senate and pushes the party's platform toward one of its worst ever.
A dubious note describes Uncle Jimmy Blaé Joans of Indiana offering a mock endorsement of the president. The piece portrays his talk as bold and humorous, implying he would help pass the president's cattle through Ingeany if given the chance, reflecting mixed sentiment toward the president.
Vernon parish election return forgery charges loom as the Returning Board faces possible fourteen year penalties. The defense includes Shellabarger of Ohio and Wilson of Town with State assistance from Jere Black. Separate editorials criticize Carl Schurz and discuss Army expenses and Texas Pacific ties amid political turmoil from October 1877.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Mr Burstow showed little interest in discussing Ohio results after a Republican defeat. He cited multiple causes, including third party movements and dissatisfaction with the President's policies, and said he knows nothing of any English mission offer.
Tom Scorr urges Congress to grant a subsidy ranging from 50.9 million to 175 million dollars for the Southern Pacific Railroad. He argues the South deserves independent education with the Pacific coast, but notes no real benefit without subsidized connections and branches.
A report notes Evarts condemns newspapers for distorting his speeches to mislead readers. He defends the justice of the President and describes the South and New England receptions as equally enthusiastic.
The note indicates the Presidents message about tax policy will be published on the paper's fourth page today. It signals readers to look for detailed discussion of taxation plans and potential impacts during the current fiscal period.
The Story County Board of Supervisors meets in October 1877 to record official actions, approve warrants, set committee assignments, and address county affairs. Minutes document hearings, financial accounts, road work, and public resolutions from the session.
The county board convened with members present and approved a $15.80 appropriation from the Poor Farm Fund to redeem land in Palestine township. It accepted the East Indian Creek bridge on the Nevada and Cole road for $425, contingent on contractor D. P. Padelford's acceptance. A permit to sell intoxicating liquor was issued to Tilden & McLain for June expiration. The board authorized warrants for claims and per diems and adjourned after approving minutes.
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