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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1895

Page

4

The Intelligencer Issued Thursdays at Ames Iowa

The Intelligencer appears as a Thursday issue from Ames Story County Iowa published by Hudson Bros with subscription terms at one dollar per year in advance. The note on bloomers and knickerbockers argues for women choosing their dress and quotes that press and pulpit cannot decide the matter. It also mentions the Fairfield Tribune and Sigourney Review, both Democratic papers, refusing to publish Jenkins name with his ticket at the top of editorials.

Ames Story County Iowa Hudson Bros Fairfield Tribune The Sigourned Review First Water Jenkins Iowa State Press Chicago Judge Payne Daniel Payne Dunraven America England C. S. Sargent United States Army Congress Garden and Forest

Seventh District Republican League Meeting Invited

Young Republicans are invited to attend the seventh District Republican League meeting in Des Moines on October 9. A distant comet may be visible October 1 around the sixth, a signal that could alter the political field from Allison to Clarkson.

Republican League Des Moines Allison Clarkson Iowa National Republican League Republican District League

Winona Parents Urged to Keep Youths Home After Dark

In Winona Minnesota a plan to keep younger residents at home after dark is discussed. Officials argue parents should take responsibility rather than rely on police. The piece stresses home life and parental duties over police authority.

Winona Minesota

Unnamed tragedy in Oskaloosa questioned motives

The Times Republican questions the cause of a double tragedy in Oskaloosa, noting the couple had been married three years and skeptic about parental opposition meaningfully affecting the outcome. The piece suggests a deeper motive or consideration of legal rights.

Oskaloosa

Cuban patriots seek international recognition and aid

Reports indicate Mexico and most South American republics may recognize the Cubans as belligerents. Liberty-minded Americans urge U S recognition for humanitarian reasons. Spain has no claim on the United States, and the Mora Claim bribe should not influence policy.

Mexico Spain United States

Campaign Rally In Story County To Feature Senator Allison

A Republican campaign rally will open in Story County with Senator Allison as principal speaker at Nevada on Tuesday evening October 1. Hull Young Ericson and others will also speak in the Opera House and Court House, promising the county’s best meeting yet.

Story County Nevada Allison Hull Ericson

Is Marriage a Failure In a Iowa Column

The column surveys local affairs from the Iowa press, noting political talk on the Y M C A and Republican District League, a sharp critique of Judge Payne, Dunraven and the Defender yacht match, a divorce docket listing six couples seeking release, a forestry editorial urging conservation, and statistics on U S forest value with a call for congressional action.

M. C. Myres Mary A. Myres Effie Pemberton Chas. Pemberton Elva van Scoy Henry B. VanScoy Mary C. Elzie Wm. C. Elzie Lillie Holdridge Chas. R. Holdridge Sarah Black Alex Black Iowa Colorado New York Massachusetts

The Rural Boy and City Lad Character Contrast

An essay contrasts the rugged rural upbringing with city youth. It argues country boys gain discipline, learn work, and value time through farm tasks. City schooling alone cannot equal the character formed by responsibility and daily labor on the farm.

Lincolns Garfields Websters

Harper’s November previews include new Wister and Davis pieces

A glance at Harper’s Magazine announces A Pilgrim in the Galia by Owen Wister, a longer Western tale, plus W D Howell on Literary Boston Thirty Years Ago, Richard Harding Davis on Out of the World at Corinto, and short stories by Harriet Prescott Spofford Brander Matthews and Julian Ralph.

Harpers Magazine the Galia Owen Wister West W.D. Howell Boston Central American Richard Harding Davis Corinto Harriet Prescott Spofford Brander Matthews Julian Ralph

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Just USC J. Jacobs Judisch Bros Dudgeon the Intelligencer Senator Allison Chicago Tribune Cuba J. A. T. Hull United Hawaiian Islands J. A. T. Hun Iowa City Republican Tyrill the Register Endeavorer Clark L. Hag
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