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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
Joel E. Cagwin announces securing the agency for Zemo the external cure for eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. Zemo cleans and relieves by destroying the germ causing disease and leaves healthy skin.
In Porto Maurizio Italy on April 12 Roosevelt and Pinchot met on Miss Carew's veranda and later walked into the forest. Pinchot plans further interviews while Roosevelt declines to discuss the talks.
Deadwood S D April 12 United States Marshal Seth Bullock longtime friend of Theodore Roosevelt has received a letter inviting him to join the ex president in England before Roosevelt returns to the United States Bullock said he will meet Roosevelt in London around May 2 and would not comment further on the invitation
Rapid City April 12. Representatives from South Omaha stock yards arrive as the eighteenth annual meeting of the Western South Dakota Stock Growers Association opens. The party includes twenty five commission men. Sioux City sends twenty five. Chicago Kansas City and Minneapolis also represented.
Sioux City Iowa April 12 R B Whitney councilman in charge of public safety announced the appointment of John B Richard as chief of police to succeed John Dineen who has served six years Richard has been chief of detectives and is a veteran of the force.
Chicago news reports rain in the southwest driving down wheat prices by two cents with May at 1.12 and July 1.04, plus declines in corn and oats and lower pork lard and rib values. Cash prices show No 2 corn at 57 to 58 cents and No 2 oats at 41 cents.
Cattle receipts at South Omaha reach 4500 with prices mostly 10 cents lower for native and western steers and cows and heifers selling between 3.00 and 6.55. Hogs tally 4700 with prices 10 to 15 cents lower, bulk around 10.00 to 10.10. Sheep receipts 6400 with yearlings 7.75 to 8.75, ewes 7.00 to 7.75, lambs 9.00 to 9.85.
Chicago on April 11 reports cattle receipts at 27 000 with steady to 10c lower prices ranging from 4 70 to 8 55 for Texas steers and calves from 7 00 to 8 50. Hogs receipts 28 000 down 10c with good to heavy classes from 9 30 to 10 60 and bulk sales 16 45 to 10 55. Sheep receipts 12 000 with natives 4 50 to 8 25 and lambs 7 75 to 9 60, yearlings 7 30 to 8 80.
In Watseka Illinois on April 12 Dr W E Miller was found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of J B Sayler and Mrs Sayler was also convicted of manslaughter. John Grunden was acquitted. Miller faces twelve years and Mrs Sayler three years. A motion for a new trial was set for April 30.
John P. Cudahy the packer who attacked Jerem Lillis president of the Western Exchange Bank at the Cudahy home in this city last month returned to Kansas City from the west. Mrs. Cudahy said she knew nothing of his return.
A proverb notes that those who hesitate too long before acting may miss the moment. It warns that waiting can erase the chance to choose a suitable outcome or destination.
Washington report details a strong insurgent surge with Democrats opposing expenses for Speaker Cannon and Vice President Sherman. A 111 to 132 vote sent the conference report back. Cannon attacked critics from the Republican side while Minority Leader Clark pressed tax cut aims. Senate debates on the commerce court proposal followed with amendments and votes, including Elkins and Cummins actions.
Senate proceedings begin formal consideration of the administration railroad bill. Senator Elkins leads the move in the Interstate Commerce Committee, with Dixon offering an amendment to curb higher short hauls, and Heyburn’s land-disposal court proposal fails 34 to 27.
Kansas board asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to rescue the states poultry business from high express rates. Nineteen express companies are accused of charging shippers for icing regardless of use, with rates deemed excessive. The 197 business value is reported at about 10 million dollars.
In Cherry Illinois on April 12 the final message read All alive 2 p m November 4 from the St Paul coal mine. The line was found with the recovery of thirty one more miners bodies entombed since the disaster on November 13.
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