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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

5

Farmers Brown and John Discuss Iowa Bank Prosperity

In a state house discussion Farmer Brown and his son review Iowa bank data from 1896 to 1900. They note lower loan rates, rising deposits across national state and savings banks, and a drop in foreclosures in Black Hawk county.

Farmer Brown State House John Iowa Mr. Ellyson Iown Abe Lincoln United States Black Hawk County Waterloo Bates Bryan State Auditor’s Office State and Savings Banks of C. G. Dawes Washington National Bank Nat'l Bank Ain't Due State and Savings Banks Doral Exsande Tans Seos Nat’l State Julian W. Richards

The Paris Cab Driver

Paris cabbies earn praise for honesty as Harper’s Weekly notes that lost items found in public carriages are deposited at the prefecture of police and promptly returned to owners. The piece highlights umbrellas sticks satchels and purses forgotten on taxis and the pride of non Parisians in finding their way home.

Paris France Prefecture of Police Harper’s Weekly

The Mind and Matter Debate Turns On Coal

A humorous London Tit-Bits tale presents Professor Counterfast arguing that mind weighs nothing when faced with a practical task. He contends a man’s brain weighs 30 pounds while his wife challenges him to weigh a coal-filled skuttle, revealing the folly of dismissing matter over mind. The line cuts to the punchline that mind versus matter debate exposes the professor as an illustrious idiot.

Counterfast London

Man flees Tremont House bill. trunk yields ore

A man fled Tremont House Chicago after running up a $200 bill. His heavy trunk, left behind, held ore specimens from Colorado mines. After legal delay, the trunk contents were sent to an assayer who valued two pieces of metal at over $100 more than the unpaid bill, after fees.

Tremont House Chicago Colorado Gage

Maximum 500 Appears On Notice Board

A cramming school notice board shows the top item labeled Maximum 500 and an attendant quips that Mr Maximum is always too. The scene captures a light moment amid exam preparations.

Maximum London Globe

Not a Good Conductor in a Lightning Joke

A Philadelphia Press quip notes a conductor who collects eight fares and rings up five, with an observant passenger declaring the conductor is not a good conductor, implying the lightning joke hinges on a pun about electrical conductors.

Philadelphia Press

Clear Lake Emerges as Popular Summer Resort in Iowa

Clear Lake Iowa becomes west region’s favored summer retreat drawing visitors from Iowa Illinois Minnesota and beyond. The lake offers fishing sailing and bathing with ample hotel and cottage accommodations as crowds arrive and many vow to return next season aided by Iowa Central Railway low round trip rates and agent information. Geo S Batty Marshalltown Iowa Gateway offers illustrated books and travel details.

Clear Lake Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Illinois Iowa Central Railway Geo. S. Batty Marshalltown

Nansen’s Pancakes and the Food Jam Revelation

Boyhood explorer Nansen traveled 40 to 50 miles on snowshoes without food. On a long trip he and friends carried provisions, but he produced smoking pancakes from his coat lining. He urged sharing, but others refused the heat and method, until he revealed jam hid inside.

Nansen

Is marriage a success say Oregon farmer comments

A farmer from Oregon argues marriage is a great success. He praises Lucinda for managing farm tasks from dawn to dusk, milking cows, caring for children, feeding animals, and household chores, suggesting no one could hire as much value for the pay.

Oregon Lucinda Woman’s Journal

Literary Irrigation Mockery Sparks Page Count Jibe

A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader quips about a new novel being dry while the author boasts the heroine weeps real tears across 253 pages, highlighting a playful clash over length and emotion.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Train Schedules From Ames to Des Moines Area

Railway timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals for multiple trains including Atlantic Express, Overland Limited, Chicago Express, and Dakota Express. It notes services Ames to Marshalltown and Des Moines connections, with several trains operating daily or on Sundays.

Chi Express Seanah Aes Atlantic Express Overland Limited Ndam Chicago Express Chicago Special Ames Marshalltown Dakota Expres Chiesvo Express Vreizhi Dakota & Desm Ex Des M. Accomodation Chicago E Xpress Mail Express William Wham Iy

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