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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1898

Page

5

Proceedings in Story County Board 1898 First Days

Proceedings show the Story County Iowa Board of Supervisors examining claims and approving minutes. The session covers tax levies, highway petitions in Grant and Lincoln townships, aid for county residents, and appointments for poor relief disbursements.

Story County Iowa The Soldiers Relief Commission Marietta Heul Geo. Tem Et al Grant Township Wolf Jensen E. P. Gilbert Gilbert Station Edwin Kex Cole Elizabeth Ward Ames F. A. Cox Egland LaFayette T. 8 Olson LaFayette Township Ytrevold M. Hessebarger T . Holm Elizabeth Scott Union Township J. E. Jones Nancy Huff J. C. Warren Thos Jarges Collins Township J. B. Shaw John E — Rex J. Y Ie Atastake Nicie al School Collins Sehl House Franklin A Grant Howard Indian Creek Ae Milford New Albany Washington Number Center Grove Mission Walnut Grove Jefferson Walnut Palestine Palestine Center Hloomeld Slater (Frankin de Tee County

Barcelona as a port city and its sluggish post office

Pall Mall Magazine contrasts Barcelona with Marseilles noting its rapid growth and model industry yet criticizing the city’s postal system. It laments the distant head telegraph office the single town branch and staff indifference while Madrid is deemed worse and officials mocked for slow service.

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

Mrs. Grover Cleveland Returns Handkerchief With Kindness

A White House reception tale recalls Mrs. Grover Cleveland stepping aside to recover an old lady’s dropped handkerchief. She replaces it with her own, gives hers to the elder, and asks to have hers returned. The owner later receives a laundered keepsake atop a box of White House rosebuds.

Grover Cleveland Cleveland White House Mrs. Cleveland

Papa's Business Firefighter Joke Report

A Philadelphia North American piece quotes a child in Boston describing her father as a conflagration ejector. She clarifies he puts fires out, eliciting amused confusion from the new teacher and highlighting a local, humorous exchange about firefighting.

Boston Philadelphia

Evangels and Courage Aboard a Stricken Steamer

A saloon gospel meeting ends abruptly as an iceberg collision traps passengers. Two evangelists push for boats but a quick cockney interjects and averts panic among the crowd. Earlier, 13 men in India sacrifice rifles to prevent English losses by throwing breech locks into a ravine.

Evangelista Washington Post India London Saturday Review

The Horses of Manila and Its Jockey Club

The author notes Manila’s diminutive but shapely horses descended from Mexican stock. Foreigners run a jockey club with two annual meetings at Santa Mesa turf. Weights range 132 to 154 pounds for riders, with a 2:10 mile time cited for a pony carrying 150 pounds. Only stallions used. mares cannot enter the city. The streets teem with carriages during fiestas as riding replaces walking.

Mexico Jockey Club Santa Mesa

Faithful Unto Death: A Notable Instance of Courage

A concise reflection on moral steadfastness, describing a single, notable act of courage at a critical moment. The piece emphasizes perseverance and fidelity under pressure, framing the event as exemplary and worthy of lasting remembrance. It notes the extraordinary resolve shown by a central figure.

Frederick Douglass tale of music in Dublin

The Buffalo Express recounts a Frederick Douglass anecdote from Dublin. He buys a violin for five shillings, plays lively tunes that inspire a dance, and after the performance deems the fiddle more valuable than its price, declaring he would not sell it.

Frederick Douglass Buffalo Express Dublin Frederick

A Wonderful Time Divider Chronoscope Promises Precise Timing

The pendulum chronoscope is touted as the world’s most marvelous timing instrument. It measures to one thousandth of a second and works like a stopwatch without needing an electrician or mathematician. It is a mechanical device with simple electrical attachments and can gauge cannon ball speed, weapon fire intervals, and boxing blows.

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