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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

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Iowa farm land price records and depot updates in Iowa papers

An Auburn man pressed a customer for payment claiming his wife would stay longer away if given more money. Reports note Iowa dirt worth money with an 80 acre Logan area farm selling for 11000 cash. Nashua Reporter and Maxwell Tribune praise hog shipments and local agriculture. Slater News details depot work and Floyd monument destruction in Sioux City. Carroll Herald counters a Washington Press fiction claim about Dr Storms election prayer in Ames.

Iowa Logan The Union Nashua Washington Dr Storms Ames Des Moines Carroll Herald

Very Low Rates to California Oregon and Pittsburgh

Very low rates offered via the Chicago North Western for Aug 1 to 3 excursions to Pittsburgh and to California Oregon Washington. G A R and Trans-Mississippi Congress special tours with multiple city stops, daily escorted tourist cars, final return until Oct 15. Details at Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

Pittsburgh North-Western Chicago & Pee Reas Chicago & North- Western San Francisco Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress Seattle Wash Chicago DeKalb Clinton Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Tama Marshalltown Ames Boone Omaha Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Chicago &Orthwestern R’y

Knoxville man loses $6000 at Des Moines amusement park

A Knoxville man arrived in Des Moines with 6000 in cash to buy a marble business. After visiting an amusement park he found his money missing. He offered a 1000 reward for the return of the 6000. The Boone Republican comments on the incident.

Knoxville Des Moines Boone Republican The Northwestern Ames John Smith Times-Republican

Maxwell attractions promise a lively K of P picnic August 4

The Maxwell Tribune notes the K of P picnic on August 4 along with a baseball tournament August 10 and a fall carnival to boost business. Talks of a big band concert add to fall plans as bands may attend once arrangements are set.

Maxwell K. of P Algona Brownies Chicago Giants Maxwell Tribune

Idaho Springs visit described with mining and town life

The letter recounts an Ames to Denver to Idaho Springs trip with weather, then details Idaho Springs in the Colorado Rockies. It covers mining canyons, ore markets, electric lighting, telephones, and the springs claimed to cure diseases, plus remarks on local people and a future trout story.

Eorror Ames Intelligencer Ames Denver Idaho Springs Yankey Hill Clear Creek Canon Soda Chicago Colorado Colorado & Southern Railway Rocky Mountains

Prices for Platinum Photos at Ames Art Studio

The studio advertises affordable prices for platinum photos in folders. Call to inspect work and compare prices at Ames Art Studio. Tue Ames Art Studio.

Increased interest in Iowa State College Scholarship judging contest

The judging contest at the state fair draws a large field. Secretary Simpson reports six to seven entries daily with many inquiries. Entries are due August 13 on official forms. Contestants will judge two rings of cattle and two of horses. open to farmer boys, not agricultural students. The event occurs Monday morning August 24.

Iowa State College Simpson

Gamble's stock expands as new goods arrive daily

Gamble's stock grows with daily arrivals of new goods, keeping shelves fresh. Chairs, clothing, and other items are restocked constantly to meet customer demand.

Gamble

Chicago Centennial Plans Announced For 100th Anniversary

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway announces a phiet edition with the entertainment committee’s plans for Chicago’s centennial celebration from September 26 to October 1. The service highlights easy access to Chicago with reduced fares to be announced.

Chicago Chicago & Northwestern R'y Aphiet Entertainment Northwest Tor

Picnic dinner line ready from Miter & Son

Our line of goods for the picnic dinner is complete. Give us a call, 1.J. Miter & Son.

1.J. Miter & Son

Mrs Charlotte McBarnes Honored With Tea By Story County Pioneers

A guest of honor at a Story county tea, Mrs Charlotte McBarnes, mother of Mrs Ginter, is a temporary resident with her daughter Mrs Will King. A party of invited pioneers shared travel memories and their native states, with Mrs Elwood noting 52 years in the county. They enjoyed a supper, ice cream, and cake before returning to the parlor.

Charlotte McBarnes Cole Will King W.l.ginter Story County Morell Austria Buckeye Ohio Mesdames Shommedieu N Perry W. S. Morgan H. Trites E. B. Carver New York 8. P. Rinehart Virginia Chas. Graves Elwood Illinois IB Allard H. M Dayton

Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor

Drumond Tenn merchant T A Pinner recalls a quick cure from dysentery using one bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says no doctor is needed and praises the medicine as best for bowel complaints for children or adults. Sold by all druggists.

Tam T. A. Pinner Drummond Tenn

Plucking Sheep in Shetland A Historic Roos Method

The article explains rooing the pure bred Shetland sheep in June when fleece is ripe, a less damaging method than clipping. It notes the wool’s soft texture, how to distinguish plucked from shorn wool, and references a 1616 Scottish privy council action condemning the practice with fines, echoed by James.

Shetland Privy Council James Ireland

The Tropic Home and Its Airy Interior Design

White men’s homes in the tropics favor abundant air and minimal furniture. Light wicker furniture, bamboo, and cane replace heavy pieces while floors are polished with coconut husks. Ballrooms are open to cool night breezes with movable furniture and jalousies for ventilation.

Tropic India West Indies West Africa Tropics

The American Farmer and His Broad Acres

A Kansas City Journal reflection praises the American farmer as owner of his land and harvest. It extols the dignity of farming life, the security of ownership, and the farmer’s role in feeding and educating his family while securing old age and posterity. The piece frames farming as a source of contentment, hope, and independence.

Kansas City Journal

Just Alike Omnibus Wheels and Circus Diameters

The London Chronicle notes standardization across transport and labor. Yellow painted omnibus wheels fit any bus color, circus rings share a fixed diameter, ladders and ladders steps follow exact measurements, and sailors ratlines use a twelve inch step for safe runs.

London Chronicle San Francisco St. Petersburg Hodman England

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