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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
5
The Butelliggencer is a Thursday morning Ames Iowa publication serving Story county with a yearly advance subscription rate of 1.00 dollars.
Marshalltown politician Henry Stone died in Chicago on a Friday after several months of illness. He had been a prominent Iowa figure and was elected speaker of the Iowa House in January 1894 after a hard fought campaign. Stone backed Governor Gear in the effort to secure the U S Senate seat, facing rivals including Cummins Hepburn Stone Lacey Perkins. His election helped fuse factional lines in Iowa politics. He was described as a good citizen and gentleman.
Senator Cummins is due in Des Moines Monday for a major demonstration after a political upset. The crowd follows the scene from grandstand to bleachers with strong support for Cummins, who remains confident despite defeat.
The Times Republican criticizes past endorsement of Senator Trewin by merging with the Intelligencer and notes the paper now apologizes for its representative. It blames progressive stance by Mr. Good for not standing firm in backing the candidate.
President Taft says he expects to sleep while crossing the state on his western tour, following a nightmare that disturbed his rest. The remark underscores a simple travel plan amid ambitious swing through western territories.
After raiding the town's ordinary loot, New York's corrupt police and allies began carting away pieces of Central Park.
The quip notes the iceman’s role in weather driven price swings and consumer reactions as seasonal conditions influence daily commerce. It frames a brisk, wry take on how cold snaps affect pricing and public mood.
A remark notes that with vast funds to manage, every member of the general education board will soon understand what it means to be a millionaire. It comments on the scope of money handled by the board and the implications for its members.
A commentary notes that mild weather favors continued operation of holding companies and warns that only a broader tax policy could disrupt their activity. The piece argues current conditions keep economic engines running despite calls for reform.
The United States Senate is to accept the conference report today and by week’s end a temporary tariff bill will be in place.
A concise note observes that the Wright brothers pursued noble ambitions to advance socially and gain distinction, framing their ascent as a measured, laudable effort.
A local debate centers on whether literacy materials challenge or reinforce public virtue during the prohibition era. Advocates argue education curbs vice while opponents fear it erodes traditional values in communities across the region.
In a brisk political note, small men bow to Taft, avoiding risk of incurring his rebuke or being sat on by him, demonstrating a climate of cautious deference among rival factions.
The paper notes no local citizen endorsing the tariff bill and remarks that no approval has reached its newsroom from this region. It implies limited public response to the measure.
Iowa progressives align with Bro. W. O. Payne and Col. B. E. Wentworth for Fairbanks. The tariff bill’s shoe schedule contrasts uppers and lowers like a pullman car rate card, signaling a notable policy distinction.
The text notes Taft amending the good roads proposition to read good roads, plenty wide, and observes the weather tending to split the country into wet and dry belts.
The report notes Osler present and lively at sixty, still active with his distinctive chloroform remedy and robust health.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan is set to appear at Ames chautauqua signaling a major program addition. The bill’s inclusion drew mixed reactions as attendees await details on dates and events.
Doctors in Ames petition for a Story county hospital to be located in Ames. They argue Nevada would be more central, citing Nevada’s forthcoming sanitarium, educated doctors, and a commodious cemetery as supporting factors.
The Stanhope Mail reports the Iowa Official Register for 1909 1910 issued by the secretary of state. The edition was edited by Guy S Brewer who is identified as the adjutant general of the state.
In a letter to President Storms, Mrs. Mary C. Cory of Cole states the old settlers were unaware they must register until after a celebration. She recalls coming to Nevada with Rev. A. W. Gilchrist on April 6, 1865, from Indianapolis and notes Beason J. Cory born in 1855 in Polk County remains a long-time resident. Her grandfather Gilchrist taught in Scotland and America, and she invokes Scottish educational heritage as support for I. B. C. prospects.
Notice states that Miss L Zenorr, a milliner, has sold her entire stock of millinery. Unpaid accounts are requested to be settled promptly by August. This is a formal notice for creditors and customers.
G A R reunion at Salt Lake prompts special excursion fares from August 5 to 8 via Chicago and Northwestern Ry. One fare round trip with Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars through without changes. Illustrated souvenir booklet available at ticket agents or The Northwestern Line address W B Kniskern.
The Northwestern Line offers discounted excursion fares to New York City Boston Toronto Montreal Quebec Niagara Falls Atlantic City and eastern resort destinations. Tickets provide the best value on all routes with full details available from any Northwestern Line ticket agent.
Dr. A B Storms president of Iowa State college Ames will be the principal speaker at the midsummer picnic of the Hawkeye club of Spokane at Natatorium park August 9 the opening day of the 17th session of the National Irrigation Congress Delegates from Iowa will be entertained during their stay D W Hurn will give the welcome address followed by Storms A baseball game Hawkeye club and a children's sports program led by E J Baker will precede luncheon on the green.
The Boone News-Republican recounts the life of Dr. Roy A. Collins who was murdered by his second wife in Portland Oregon. A pattern of volatile marriages and sensational moves spans Gilbert Iowa Des Moines and Portland with a jealous second spouse convicted in headlines.
The Rev Mr Shea warned that the Methodist conference will arrive before the community is ready and space must be found for about half of the visiting ministers. A rooster’s crow echoed through the church as the crowd smiled, noting poultry demand during the week.
Col McCarthy presided as members of the Fourth of July General Committee convened Thursday evening. Department heads reported and a full financial statement was rendered by the finance committee. An appropriation of 100 from remaining funds was authorized for the Commercial club for the Small Grain Growers association January meeting. After adjournment, committee members were banqueted by Daniel McCarthy at Jones cafe.
The church replaces the 9:45 Sunday school hour for summer. At 10:30 a m members and friends gather for a combined service including communion, instruction, and preaching, concluding at 12 o'clock. Pastor urges families to attend with children and bring job printing to the Intelli gencer office.
A local promotion invites the community to support a young woman in need by entering a drawing for a piano or other major prizes. Merchants behind the drive emphasize community spirit and the chance to win valuable gifts.
The official Methodist church board ordered pews identical to those in the main auditorium for the Sunday School room. Installation is planned before the conference, and the chairs now used will be moved to the assembly room in the basement and the classroom above the building.
At a Saturday meeting in Dr. Christ's office specifications were set. The octagonal stand will be built west of the knob at the park center. Cement work contract awarded this morning to Charles Flutter.
The ad promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as the simplest cure for coughs and colds by gentle bowel movement. It states the remedy stops coughing and relieves congestion quickly and pleasantly, sold by C. A. Gamble.
Mrs. O. Van Patten of four miles northeast of Ames died yesterday morning. The funeral will be at ten o'clock today at the Van Patten home with Rev. J. T. Houser officiating.
An advertisement claims ManZan is effective for all kinds of piles. It supposedly stops inflammation restores normal circulation reduces piles and heals affected parts. The product is conveniently applied from a tube with a small patent nozzle. Sold by C.
Sealed bids are invited by August 9 at 2 p.m. for a two story brick Baptist church to be built on the corner of Story street and Kellogg avenue. Prospective bidders may consult Mr. F. P. Harris at White's Hardware Store for plans and specifications.
The first application of ManZan, a great pile remedy, will almost instantly ease discomfort and continued use for a few days effects a cure. The tube has a small nozzle for convenient use and is sold here by C. A. Gamble.
Joel FE Cagwin announces he has secured the agency for Zemo a liquid external remedy for eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. Zemo claims instant relief and cure by destroying the germ causing the condition with proof of cures and samples available.
Special reduced daily rates via The Chicago and Northwestern Railway for trips to Seattle Yellow stone Park Yosemite Colorado and the Pacific Coast. Iowa Day at Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition on Thursday August 12. Towans reunion. Routes and guided tours illustrated with booklets maps and itineraries available free on request.
An old advertisement declares external use liquids Yemo draw germs to the skin and destroy them. ZemO allegedly cures eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and all forms of skin or scalp disease. It promotes temporary relief from salves while claiming permanent germ destruction.
Mr. Cagwin the druggist endorses and recommends ZEMO and will give a sample bottle upon request. The appeal stresses trying the product with a free sample for new customers.
Notice to interested parties that on July 27 1909 the District Court Story County Iowa appointed Sallie Stalker Smith executrix of the Millikan Stalker estate. All debts due should be paid to the executrix and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance. Dated July 27 1969.
The Independent School District of Ames Iowa invites bids for about 500 tons of lump coal to be delivered to school bins for winter use. The board may reject all bids. Submit bids by Wednesday September 1 to C H Pasley Secretary Board of Education 18 21.
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