Ames public auction ends with potential creamery rebirth
A. G. Armstrong bought the Ames plant for 650 after a weak bidding. The buyer may reopen it as a creamery, restoring milk product quality. The note appears in Collins Liberator.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
1
A. G. Armstrong bought the Ames plant for 650 after a weak bidding. The buyer may reopen it as a creamery, restoring milk product quality. The note appears in Collins Liberator.
Arbor day is set a week from tomorrow as newspapers note civic themes. In Simpson College two students face suspensions for a class scrap while a broad view discusses crime, philanthropy, and local business news including a Boone Veterinary College graduate and a murder case ending with a lynching risk.
State veterinarians report rising tuberculosis among Iowa cattle with officials ordering immediate slaughter of cattle showing signs to prevent spread. State Veterinarian Baughman tested herds in Rockwell City after illness was observed and found afflicted cows among eighteen cows.
Iowa State College Experiment Station issues Bulletin No. 81 from the Animal Husbandry Department with twelve months of feeding results for four beef type Angus Hereford steers and four dairy type Jersey Holstein steers. It includes feed tables and gain data per animal and group, slaughter test figures, and carcass notes by John Gosling of Kansas City. Obtain from O F Curtiss, Director, Experiment Station, Ames Iowa.
The Chamberlain's Pain Balm liniment is praised for rapid relief from rheumatism and sciatica with many users reporting surprise and delight at the quick action. Sold by Loughran & Bauer.
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