Business Brevities Rates Notice
The Bntelligencer lists local business notices at ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line under the header Business Brevities with no rate variation except by yearly contract.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1885
Page
3
The Bntelligencer lists local business notices at ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line under the header Business Brevities with no rate variation except by yearly contract.
A fragment shows Chicago and Northwestern time card details with mixed garbled text. It lists Atlantic and Pacific lines, No. 4 and No. 8 schedules, times from early morning to evening, and mentions St Paul Des Moines and Des Moines freight. It also notes northbound and southbound trains and an agent reference.
Cambridge authorities found a keg of beer in the county town. The Cambridge Herald and Intelligencer are offered a one year subscription for 2.00 to the reader.
Story City reports new residences by T L Dale and O P Frowick and shops by M M Smith and Overland and Frowick. Six Nevada youths are fined for rail in motion offenses, reflecting local penalties. Foot pads emerge in Story County as Collins residents John Walker and Plum are robbed of 400 and 100 dollars. Jas Wils of Union Two dies at 86, funeral held Monday. he was grandfather to Mrs S Stratton.
Miss Susie G. Kelly aged seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Kelley of Milford Indiana, committed suicide Sunday afternoon by cutting her throat after a long illness and temporary insanity.
The Century Magazine delays its April issue and will begin monthly releases on the 1st of each month. The April edition, 225000 copies, will appear March 25, while May’s 250000 copies launch May 1 as the magazine enters its thirtieth volume.
President Morr visited Los Angeles College on Monday. Jack Horner and John Cain moved to Nevada. Mr and Mrs M Heemstreet visit New York. Mason shipped hogs and cattle this week. Matilda Fletcher lectured at Cambridge and Maxwell. Lafayette Township population 95 with 72 voters. Hawarden train may resume soon. Time change expected on the C and NW within a week or ten days. Hirram A Becure of Nevada died aged 25 5. Albert Lucas family moved Edgar to Kearney Nebraska. Cheuir Court to convene in Nevada Monday with 94 cases on docket. Willlam Sheffield son of Jos and Mrs Sheffield of Story City died Saturday. A Gilbert area family bought tickets to San Jose. Mrs Stevens mother of J L Stevens spent a week at Ames then went to Perry. Ep Pickett and wife of Waterloo visited Ames. Muscatine County granted beer permit to Chas Long. Pasturing cattle at 50c per head monthly at Nellie Rhymer’s five miles north of Ames on W E Miller’s place. Maxwell M E Church belfry fire damaged but light.
A Good Fresh Milch Cow wanted in exchange for a near new farm wagon. W E Miller Ames Iowa A F and A M will take notice that the annual election of Arcadia Lodge will take place Thursday evening next. Our merchants offer spring and summer goods with large varied stocks. Hon John H King of Chamberlain Dakota calls on us as a newspaper and insurance man and former Franklin County representative. Elmer E Firru Marshalltown died after a home intrusion incident involving an axe after a mistaken residence.
Democrats claim Carter Harrison wins Chicago mayoralty by 1138 votes while Republicans concede 103 on face of returns. A recount is planned amid reported fraud discoveries.
Advertisement touts St Patrick's Pills as a cleanse for the system and liver regula tion to restore vigor and latent energy. Sold by all Druggists. There is a humorous aside about a train joke in the Oil City Derrick.
An old warning note cites CASTORIA used for infants and children and mentions adults and mothers passing it to their own children. The text highlights repeated usage across generations and references a controversial health claim without modern endorsement.
The Iowa supreme court declares the birth and death return law constitutional. The state board of health informs county clerks they must ensure returns are filed or sue for enforcement. The penalty of ten dollars applies to physicians who fail to file.
A traveler asks if malaria is available at a rural boarding house and the landlady replies they do not have it now but can obtain it for a family. The ad urges Brown's Iron Bitters to ward off malaria and cites Mrs. S. R. MacDonald of New Haven who claims a six year malaria illness cured by the product.
Theatre trio of The Hidden Hand, a farce, and Uncle Tom's Cabin drew crowds. Mrs Matilda Fletcher delighted a church crowd. a Grand Jury August meeting to settle a burglary case. a train incident led to arrests. Mrs Vorheir visits, eggs sold, James Wills dies, remarks on local life and hunts for staff.
In F village a joint Methodist and Baptist revival draws a large crowd with twenty four joining both churches. The event ends with a unifying communal baptism of faith as ministers lead a shared appeal. Moral urged to drop minor quarrels over weightier matters. Also includes real estate transfers and an ad for Mishler’s Herb Bitters as a medicinal tonic.
In Walnut Grove and nearby areas the tile industry grows as C S Giddings operates a tile works making farm tile. Norwegians south of the Nor gie settlement buy large quantities. The piece also notes births, moves, a writing school closing after twenty terms, cattle purchases, wild geese sightings, a serenade gone awry, and a summer teaching post for Harry Kelso.
A message of thanks from Crester and Clara Little James and Mary Little Eli and Mary Little for kindness and sympathy at their sister's burial. Also a notice about Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy ad and a visitor from Maquoketa to Mrs Thayer's mother.
QO L Dunkelberger of Nevada Iowa, en route to Chicago with cattle, was on a caboose step when the train backed up. The bumper crushed his right toe and partially fractured his left ankle, badly spraining the ankle. He was taken home the same day.
A testimonial promotes Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as a remedy for consumption in all stages. The ad claims relief from coughs colds bronchitis chest pains and related consumptive afflictions. Priced 50 cents and 31.00, sold by Pickett & Co.
Lt. Hutchinson who fell 24 feet last week and fractured a rib is able to be around again. Phil shows grit and will not be sidelined by a trifling fall.
The clipping advertises free trial bottles of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for coughs colds consumption and lung ailments. It lists Palace Drug Store and Pickett & Co as suppliers with dry goods varnishes and painters supplies. It notes duplex wire and garden seeds from T N Harpers Co Maxwell and Son and L M Co. prescriptions are prepared by a registered pharmacist at the Palace Drug Store.
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