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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1879

Page

3

Local business notes and rail line updates in Ames area

The clipping lists merchants Clark's grocer and D. M. Haypen speaking at Pleasant Hill School House, notes Van Valkenburgh moving into Booth's building, and Tur C. & N. W. extending tracks. It covers railroad and trolley infra, local politics in Palestine township, and mentions a proposed opera house in Ames.

D. M. Haypen Pleasant Hill Richland Township Elliot T C McCall A Rainbolt F Balliot Palestine Township Sheldahl John R Hays C E Turner Geo W Dyer N A Rainbolt Milford Township Pleasant Grove A Ashford W D Lucas C H Balliet C G McCarthy Howard Township Underwood F Balliet J B Mctrose W H Gallup Lincoln Township Adgett H_ Balliet J B R MacDonald Collins Township Northwestern D Lucas

Sort Your Potatoes for Higher Market Returns

Grocerymen urge farmers to sort potatoes for sale. Consumers prefer sorted potatoes, and sorted lots can fetch 5 to 10 cents more per bushel than unsorted stock.

C N W plans rail expansion for mixed gauge trains

It is reported that the C. and N-W Company will lay two more rails on their Des Moines division to permit narrow gauge or standard gauge trains. If done, engines of either gauge could pull through cars of the other gauge, making a mixed train a novel sight.

Tas W. A. T. Company Des Moines

County Honors At State Fair Stallion Premiums

Story County Honors in State Fair results include Bd. Lockwood of Nevada winning first on walking stallions and J. R. McDonald taking first on four year old stallions. Ed Lockwood’s Trampoline won first in stallion race. George Kiutchin's Tramp Dexter Jr. earned second on 3 year old stallions, with Mc Clelland second in 2 year olds. Dan McCarthy of Ames won first on Monarch in draft stallions and sweepstakes. Parley Sheldon claimed first on Rodman a 3 year Hamiltonian stallion and first on Romania a 3 year Hamiltonian mare.

Story County Btory Lockwood Nevada J. R. McDonald Trampoline Ed. Lockwood Geo. Kiutchin Tramp Dexter, Jr McClelland Dan McCarthy Ames Monarch Parley Sheldon Rodman Romania Lamilton Freeman

Justice Courts Sale Notice at Leoat Biase Office

A public sale notice announces the sale of Leoat Biase for Justice Circuit and District Courts at the offices listed, detailing the action and venue.

Leoat

Henrick B Compliments Iowa on Thrift and Prosperity

Congressman H B Wright on an investigating tour praises Iowa calling it the best agricultural state with superior emigration and thrift. He contrasts Iowa with Kansas noting wheat fame but declaring Iowa superior in general appearance and prosperity.

El Dora Papers Correct a Local Name Mix Up

A party from Ames to Eldora led by Ed Watson staged an abortive suicide attempt. Eldora papers misreported him as Watts, causing confusion. The Ames Herald and Ledger note the correction and suggest the intruding sensationalism was unnecessary.

Watson Ames Eldora Watts Messrs Herald and Ledger

Is She Insane or in Dotage

An elderly woman, Mrs. Rogers of Franklin township, was once deemed in dotage by county officials but is described here as insane at times. She has shattered windows, seeks weapons, and recently wandered toward Ames onto a railroad line where a northbound train stopped in time. She is kept under watch to prevent harm to herself or others.

Graves Epviron Livendencer Ames Jones Reagan J. Starr Underwood A. J. Graves Rogers Franklin Township Swan's Crossing Eeat

Local residents and travelers linked by visits and trips

Personal notices list Mrs. W. D. Lucas ill. Eugene A. Keigley leaves for Chicago lectures. A. B. Thomas, Mrs. J. H. Soper, Mrs. Geo. H. Maxwell, Dr. C. Smith, Mrs. C. L. Denton, Mrs. A. C. Hamilton, D. A. Bigelow, Miss Lou Buckman, L. Q. Hoggatt, Ed Otley among others traveling to Chicago or visiting relatives. brief movements include Kansas City trip and a greenback speech in Scranton. Otley returns to Dubuque then back on route.

W. D. Lucas Eugene A. Keigley Chicago Chicago Medical College A. B. Thomas Clinton J. H. Soper Geo. H. Maxwell C. Smith A. Underwood C. L. Denton Oswego New York Lou. Buckman Chaney Thomas Odebult Sac County L. Q. Hoggatt Scranton Greene County Ed. Otley Dubuque

Local notes on frosts churches and town events

Heavy frosts and frozen ground mark the morning. Apples plentiful, potatoes scarce. flax yield shown as 6,460 bushels. A Saturday political meeting drew many with speeches by Lucas and others. A new church was dedicated by Rev. Adams of Waterloo. building seats 300 and cost about 595 dollars plus labor. Local illness and family visits are noted.

W. D. Lucas N. A. Yambolt J. K. Macomber Roney M. C. Stevens J. 8. McCoy Cleveland Ohio Kansas City

Lightning-Rod Humbug Exposed at State Fair

A critical attack on the Chamber's National Lightning Protection Company and Davenport Pump Company exposes the so-called new lightning rod as a fraud. The piece debunks claimed authorities and warns farmers to avoid the rods while promising a future critique.

J. K. Macomber State Agricultural College The College Quarterly National Lightning Protection Company Macomber Agricultural College Chambers Davenport Academy of Science Witter Muscatine St. Louis Kavanaugh Houston Texas the Quarterly Fine Art Hall Davenport Pump Company Chamber National Clark Maxwell John Tyndall Redding B. J. McKeel Henry Smithsonian Institute McKee U Port McKeel

Frog in a Childs Stomach Reported in Grand Junction

A Grand Junction Head Light item describes a child of Thomas Ryan who suffered fever and nosebleeds last Tuesday and reportedly vomited a dead frog from the stomach. Doctors believe the frog, swallowed as an embryo in the egg, grew then died from confinement. The preserved frog astonishes locals.

Thos. Ryan Grand Junction

Poultry Book for Farmers Sold by Iowa Farmer Co

Iowa Farmer Co of Cedar Rapids offers a small book on poultry care edited by Col L K Felch of Natick Mass. Described as the best posted on king care and management of poultry, the 50 cent price includes postage. Orders to Iowa farming Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Iowa Farmer Co Cedar Rapids Lowa Col. L. K. Felch Natick Mass United States Lowa Farming

Political Dinner Talk Targets Duncombe in Iowa

Traix of the Ft. Dodge Times quotes Hon. John F. Duncombe denouncing Greenbackers as communists and warns voters to oppose them. He recalls past support for the Union war effort and suggests Duncombe now aligns with a Greenbacker ticket led by a top copperhead in the state.

Traix Ft. Dodge John F. Duncombe Mr. D Greenbackers John F Iowa Hamilton Freeman

Notice of Tax Sale on Iowa Land Block

Notice to heirs and all interested parties that the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 8, township 82 north, range 24 west, was sold for 1875 taxes on November 18, 1876. N A Rainbelt bid in the property and now holds the certificate of purchase. Redemption expires 90 days after service unless redeemed, otherwise a deed will be made.

A. FE. Footer 5Th P. M Iowa N. A. Rainbelt N. A. Ratxnour S&s Hamilton P.M N. A. Rainbolt N. A. Rarynovr Cambridge Story County N. A. Rainapur Scott Nevada A. Rainbolt N. A. Rarnnorr

Campaign meetings scheduled across Story County towns

The Republican committee announces evening meetings from October 18 in Ames to October 13 in Nevada, with speakers including N A Rainbolt and J R McDonald. Sessions aim to energize voters, light venues, and rally Republicans and Greenbacks for a strong county majority. Weather permitting, all appointments will proceed. local committees will manage lighting and arrangements. T. J. Rosa chairs the central committee.

Story County T. J. Rosa Cen Rep

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D. M Des M Ae Callanan Anan Northwest J.J. Smart C. B. Atkins West C& N.W ER. R Atlantic Express Acco D’n. C Sxixner Fairchild Bradley Thomas & McLain James Bradley Est’s U.S G. A. Meredith Aff Ang Boone Streets South Side C. A. Beverly A. M Ofce Bingham & Co Onondaga St E. D. Andruss Ental West House John L. Stevens Lucas’ Bank N. A Bolt Loena Greeley Onondaga Street Geo. W. Dyer J. A. Fitchpatrick Dyer & Fitchpatrick Ausw Opera Block Jaws G A Underwood Story Co Cyrus E. Turner Isretucexcer Block W. H. Fitchpatrick Stice OF Peace and Collection D. Thompson T.C. McCall McCall & Thompson, AW Laws A. Fitchpatrick Masonic Acadia Lodge F. & A. Masons Hureday A. HK. Ducewortth W. M. C. E. Tartar Asonic Hall J. K. Macomeyn M. W M. Soren Ames Lodge U. W Nichols & Maxwell Ivery and Feed Stable Bes Destines Charles Cranshaw Onodegast Chas. Cranshaw Mes. L. Cransna Peterman Bingham & Co's van Valkenburg & Co Parker Boone Buf Nots van Valkenburgh & Co Veterinary Hospital J. H. Bousquet & Co Home News McCune Bros Clark’s Graxrt CuaRx City Drug Store Booth Clark Queensware Thayer's Sheldahel New York City Europe Rempmuper Jolly Hummex LaFayette Township Nichols Minnesota Williams Locomotive Works of Pittsburgh Sidewalk Committee Bigelow, Huntington & Tilden Lewine Society of the Baptist Church N. E. Hireh Bigelow Huntington & Tilden’s Dre Moines Ovk T. K. Soper Tur C. & N. W. Company Utah Stevers Batavia Chicago & Northwestern Aurora Tus Caveus Center School House C. P. Viraxa the Nursery P. L. Porter Porter Davenport Live Stock Journal A. M. Ball Compton Lawrence Hvey Compton J. K. Macomarr Davernport Gazette Democrat Gazette der Demokrat Mitch Ontario A. E. Starter Sam Hegland Jno R Hays First School Reiland E Turner D P J Vinge Union Township Jno L Stevens Warren Township Boston C H Bailliet JR McDonald New Albany Cole Lucas Jno L Stevens Nevada Township Mallen School J B MecHose Indian Creek Township Iowa Centre C G. McCarthy H. M Fanson Centre J R McDonald Sherman Township Danskin School H M Fanson Ashford A Underwood LaPayette Township Story City Juo R Hays D J Vinge W D la Grant Township Robinson Turner G A Underwood K M Fenson J B Melrose R Ways Henry Barnes Dalton School J R McHose Walnut Grove School House Court House N A_ Rainbolt Mes H Sraixe Dan Ballarp Joan Cone Washington Township Clemens Hutchins Banks J J. Ketesey P. O. Box William Hulett Old Stand John Elliott Thayers City Bakery and D.N. Maxwell G. BR. Ross Pootles’ Bakery Universal Lunch Room OF Hemstreet’s Chaney M. Hemstreer Hugh Compton Shockley & Clark’s WN. S. Bradley J. J. Bousquet & Bo Bools MO. J. Bousquet & CO Onondaga and Douglas Streets Blour Spence & Haverly Pro M. B. Church P. Sruckstaag E H. S. Goble Harness Shop Dane Neataly Casaply Times
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