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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
3
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The piece praises Ames for backing the Chautauqua Assembly now opening its third year and frames the movement as a progress in education and moral culture. It notes plans to map an ideal park system for the campus and campus growth, and reports an Austrian professor’s fluid lens discovery cutting telescope lens costs dramatically, aiding college experiments.
The article discusses insurers challenging full payment after San Francisco fires, debates over earthquake damage, and the burden on claimants to prove loss without records. It notes valuedPolicy bills, insurer adjustments, and the tension between premiums, assessments, and settlements. It ends with a reference to a Democratic state convention in Waterloo upcoming Wednesday.
The Chautauqua management set dates after studying the almanac. The article details moon phases from the 6th to the 12th and mentions Saturn and Jupiter rising times, eclipse prospects, and visible stars including Vega, the Swan, and the Great Bear. It also discusses a proposed merchants Chautauqua to curb mail order shopping and promote local dealers.
The Ames Band unveils new dark green uniforms with black braid and red trim, proudly bearing the Ames name. After a long absence, the group promises enthusiastic, timely rehearsals and strong town support, though funding remains a concern to cover instruments and music. Boost the band so it will toot.
Boone News writer N. Eb Goldthwait recounts Russell Sage and Commodore Vanderbilt noting a sixty four million dollar projected wealth at ninety from a half million at thirty nine, and advises patience and honesty over quick riches. He critiques Ossler on chloroforming at sixty.
The Story County Historical Society seeks new life to preserve early local history. Prof L F Parker leads a system gathering Poweshiek County history with triannual meetings and rotating towns. Officers include J F Gillespie president and M C Allen treasurer. a storage space for collected articles is under consideration. A suggestion for Ames Chautauqua grounds as gathering site is noted. The text also includes House Joint Resolution No 1 proposing a constitutional amendment enabling drainage projects and district formation with property assessments, to be voted by next General Assembly.
In Europe the American Arbor Day has been generally adopted as a civic observance promoting tree planting and environmental awareness among communities and schools across several nations.
A Cambridge Leader comments on high school graduates tiring of advice. He doubts their receptiveness, notes many are half right, and tells them to cut the apron strings and go out and win.
Old purgatives replaceable by Cade's Little Liver Pills claim to strengthen the whole system by cleansing the liver. Advertisement notes headache biliousness and constipation relief and lists O A Gamble as seller. Also includes a real estate notice inviting inquiries about buying selling or exchanging property with F M Darner at Bosworth's drug store. Land in Minnesota referenced. 12-4
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