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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1905

Page

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Webster City Armory Opera House Planned

Notes indicate Webster City plans an Armory opera house while State Center hosts a weeklong street carnival starting August 28, with Gov. Cummins scheduled August 12 at Chautauqua park. News also covers community hires, Hatchet newspaper launch by Carrie Nation, a special congressional session on the Panama Canal, and a C N W engineer Tom Savage’s 150 mile run in 142 minutes.

Tom Savage Boone Council Bluffs

Monument Stone Erected For Prof Budd In Ames

This morning Wm Smay sent a fine stone to Ames to be erected for Prof Budd showing local support for the establishment. Editor M B Beck of the Leader is recovering from appendicitis at Mercy Hospital Des Moines and hopes to be home within a week. R D Armstrong ends Mingo News and will move his press to Rhodes Iowa to start a new paper, Rhodes welcomes the new enterprise.

Board of Supervisors O. B. Peterson Des Moines Polk County Polk-Story Story City Wm. Smay Ames Prof. Budd M. 8. Beck The Leader Mercy Hospital Smith Cambridge Leader R. D. Armstrong Mingo News Rhodes Iowa Rhodes Bro. Armstrong Martin Reinhart Ames College Carroll Prof Marscon Corp of Engineers Carroll Herald News 18 Mayor Ingledue Marshalltown Iowa Gan Waterloo

Chicago needs two or three executions for murderers

The writer argues that several women killers in Chicago must be hanged to stop the murders. He notes killers often attempt suicide and fail, concluding that the State must deliver the executions to quiet the killings.

Chicago

Accident Bulletin shows railroad casualties for early 1905

Interstate Commerce Commission reports 262 killed and 2713 injured in January to March 1905 from derailments and collisions. Including all railroad accidents, total casualties reach 15806 for the three months. The note implies faster schedules alone won't fix the issue.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Pottery Plant Plan Advances in Boone Project

A capital drive seeks $10 000 incorporation with $5 000 paid in for a Boone pottery operation. Shares at $50 each are being offered and about half the funds have been raised.

Boone Marshalltown Times-Republican

Low Round Trip Rates to Portland via Northwestern Line

Advertises daily low round trip rates to Portland via the Northwestern Line. Mentions direct routes or via San Francisco and Los Angeles with a 2 cent stamp for an illustrated folder. Offers extensive route choices, with a low rate side trip to Yellowstone National Park and Alaska.

San Francisco Los Angeles Yellowstone National Park And Alaska

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B. A. Knudson Pure Food Grocery Ames, IA Webster City Armory Opera House State Center Gov. A. B. Cummins Chautauqua Park Fred John of Roland Geo. Clove First National Bank Nevada Carrie Nation Oklahoma Congress Panama Canal Charies Beech McCallsburg Tribune Zearing Enterprise G. W. Mills McCallsburg Mr. Mille Pribune Story City Herald Frank T B. Dorell Jersey Island Durell Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Society of Britt Tribune Spirit Lake Northwestern Railway Company Industrial Department Boone Democrat Northwest Portland St. Louis Department of Agriculture W. J. Semmons Bell Phone Mutual Stationery Loughran BAUER Bartlett Dewell, Ames, Iowa Dr. Templeton
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