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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1898

Page

10

Orricial Page Terms of Subscription From Ames Intelligencer

The Ames Intelligencer lists subscription terms published by Hudson Brothers Ames Iowa. The official paper or story county terms specify a yearly rate of 1.00 dollars.

Orricial PaPter Story County

Proceedings of Story County Board September 1898

The Story County Iowa Board of Supervisors met September 7 to 10 1898 with all members present. They examined and approved claims and conducted tax cancellations for charity and other adjustments. The days cover highway petitions loans poor fund allocations drainage and election board appointments with minutes read and approved.

Story County Iowa Soldiers Relief Commission Marietta Norn Geo. Templeton Et al Grant Towna Wolf Jensen Grant Township E. P. Gilbert Higehway Gilbert Station Edwin Rex Colo Elizabeth Ward Ames F. A. Cox Anna Read Union Township Toller O. Berkel Egland LaFayette Township Olson Nancy Huff J.C. Warren Jas. Malioy Jarges Chas. N. Stanton Collins Township J. B. Shaw Court House Nellie M Geo. A. Elliott Maine Bon Casannes Pnes Ecards Jia Ae Ee Mons Baton Ioc Ss Ck Seis Tak Eka Taees Snes Oh Serge Maxedon Ceariotta MoBerns Ioi Shane John Fane Lincoln Township A. Fitchpatrick D. M. Grove Dodge & Greve

Barcelona’s Slow Pace Critics in Pall Mall Portrait

Pall Mall Magazine laments Spain’s port city Barcelona as a model of industry yet notes slow officials in Madrid and Barcelona. The piece contrasts brisk port activity with distant offices and cautious clerks, imagining how officials would fare in a harsher setting.

Barcelona Marseilles Barcelonese Spain Madrid St. Martin’s-le- Grand Pall Mall

Notable Mrs Cleveland Kindness and Ocean Panic Tale

The tale recounts Mrs Grover Cleveland rescuing an old lady’s handkerchief at the White House with a gracious gesture. It then shifts to Ben Cable of Illinois recalling a mid ocean iceberg encounter where two evangelists cause mild alarm until a Cockney’s humor defuses panic aboard.

Grover Cleveland White House Cleveland Ben Cable Illinois Evangelista Evangelists

Papa's Business Firefighter Quip Sparks Boston Tale

A Boston girl tells a new teacher her father is a conflagration ejector. He puts fires out, the girl explains, in a humorous exchange cited by the Philadelphia North American.

Boston Philadelphia

The Horses of Manila and their racing culture

Describes Manila’s miniature horse breed descended from Mexican stock, between 48 and 52 inches tall, ridden by heavy riders. Notes a jockey club with two annual meetings at Santa Mesa, weight scales from 182 to 154 pounds, and a mile in 2 10 with a 150 pound rider. Mares cannot enter the city. only stallions are kept. Everyone rides in the streets during fiestas.

Mexico Jockey Club Santa Mesa

Faithful Unto Death Manifesto in Courage Example

A historic quotation honors steadfast bravery, noting a notable instance of courage on the brink of death. The text emphasizes fidelity and endurance beyond ordinary risk, reflecting enduring moral strength in extremis.

Courage under fire on the northwest frontier

A London Saturday Review account recalls a 18 man expedition cut off in northwest India. Surrounded and killed, the survivors showed courage and cool judgment by removing rifle breech locks to deny enemy use, ensuring captured weapons were useless to the Afghans.

India London Saturday Review

Frederick Douglass in Dublin and the dancing fiddles tale

The Buffalo Express recalls Frederick Douglass in Dublin where he bought a violin for five shillings and impressed a shopkeeper by playing Rocky Road to Dublin then The Irish Washerwoman. The dealer’s wife danced with joy and Douglass left, noting a black man could coax value from a fiddle.

Frederick Douglass Buffalo Express Dublin Frederick

Wonderful Time Divider Modulum Chronoscope

The new modulum chronoscope is touted as the most wonderful timing instrument, measuring to one thousandth of a second. It operates like a stopwatch without need for electricians or mathematicians, using a simple mechanical design with electrical attachments. It can determine cannon ball speed, fire lapse, runner start times, and boxer punch duration.

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