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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
5
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Presbyterian and Congregational leaders reveal Emmanuel movement blending psychology religion and medicine. Dr Flynn and Rev Magill plan clinics and classes to improve body and mind with physician exam and spiritual guidance, tying old religious practices to modern therapeutic culture.
Municipal officers across the state note the supreme court reversal of the Emmetsburg sewer case. The ruling ends a four year court battle, voids the waiver and bid-notice issues, leaving property owners who did not pay or sign waivers to sewer privileges without costs. The decision affects 363 lots in the district and highlights questions for public improvements.
The Boone News-Republican states a young Republican learns to honor caucus decisions and faces political peril if he defies a caucus backed candidate. The piece stresses moral binding to caucus outcomes and warns against undermining endorsed nominees.
In a mail vote last week 2300 teachers favored changing the Christmas convention to October or November while 750 backed keeping the holiday date. The result signals a shift in planning for the annual event.
The Waterloo Times-Tribune notes the danger of neglecting local development and urges residents to invest in their own community to foster growth and prosperity. It frames unity as essential for regional progress.
The Hardin county Citizen argues that issuing many health certificates for Allison may be excessive and that hearings or speeches in Iowa could provide stronger proof or evidence.
Al Adams of the Humboldt Independent issued three extras detailing the progress of the Gotch-Hackenschmidt match in Chicago Friday night.
Kansas City man jailed five years for stealing a locomotive attracts derisive comments accusing him of failing to steal the entire system and bypass the legal department.
Ed Klove purchased the corner lot at State and Hodge streets and plans a summer building project. He intends to start construction after acquiring permits and clearing the site.
Todd J. Patton of 05 Civil works in the Charger River district locating tracks and dumps for the disposal of material excavated from the canal prison.
Word reached that Os car Litchard a former Story county resident killed himself at his Creston City Oklahoma home in the latter part of March.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Dr. Gooley for buggies while noting Fortune respects the diligent early riser who hustles. The snippet frames a local sales prompt with a nod to industrious habits.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement proclaims ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 50 cents, guaranteed and ready for use. It promises prompt relief for any form of piles, with soothing and heating action in a single application.
The Rebekahs will hold an initiation Friday night and attendees are advised to go to D. B. Cooley for Suggies.
A new electric clock has been installed in the Central building at the college by J W Tinsley. It sits over the president's reception room doors opposite the main entrance on the east and is connected with the campus system. The hands move every twelve seconds, five times a minute. This is the first clock in the building and may lead to more in other rooms.
The Hutchinson family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Mrs. Cc. A. Hutchinson. R. B. Hutchinson and relatives.
Appointment details state W H Bredls is the administrator of Henry Foster deceased in Story County Iowa by district court order. Creditors must present claims authenticated to the court for allowance, with payments to the administrator. Dated March 14 1908.
G C Peterson I C 05 is appointed assistant transit man to the Resident Engineer in the Gatun Dam division at Gatun.
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