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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

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Celebration of 1859 Fourth at Agricultural College Grounds

A Boone County News report in the Story County Advocate describes the July 4 1859 celebration at the Ames Agricultural College grounds. About eight hundred to fifteen hundred attendees traveled by a long procession of forty teams under threatening skies, yet the day turned cool and pleasant with music from local bands and no disorder. The event praised the college grounds 650 acres between Timber Creek and Squaw Fork for timber stone and soil and touted the school as a potential Iowa beacon. Pine salve advertisement notes Gamble sells carbolized salve for burns cuts and bruises.

Boone Nevada Story County Advocate Boone County News Boone County Ames Agricultural College James Phelan Aoonsboro Swearingen

Zemo and Pineules Kidney Remedy Ads

An 1910s advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for eczema and itching skin and scalp diseases with samples and patient cures shown by druggist Mr. Cagwin. Pineules are promoted as a kidney remedy for back pain bladder inflammation urinary disorders and weak kidneys sold by C. A. Gamble.

Cagwin Zemo C. A. Gamble

Pain displays Battle in the Clouds at Iowa State Fair

The Pain Company unveils its latest spectacular fireworks show Battle in the Clouds for the Iowa Stars Fair this year. The State Fair is state owned and run by the Department of Agriculture, running August 27 to September 3 with visitors from nearly every township expected.

Pain United States Pain Company Iowa Department of Agriculture

Golden Wedding in the West Rev H D Weaver and Mrs Weaver

Rev H D Weaver and his wife celebrated their golden wedding in Long Beach California with a July 4th reception at the First Baptist church. Friends from Iowa Oregon and New York attended a program including remarks by Deacon A A McLean and former pastor Rev Frank L Norton. The couple married in 1859 in Oregon City Illinois and have long served as ministers in Iowa and Illinois.

Ames H. D. Weaver Long Beach California Bowers Pasadena Miss Pierce Miller A. A. McLean Mr. Whiting Frank L. Norton Oregon City Ilinois Iowa

City Council Proceedings Publication Law Question Clarified

Special counsel George Cosson states city councils may opt to publish council proceedings in a newspaper or post them publicly. statute allows publication as optional with compensation limited to one third of legal notice fees. Des Moines dispatch dated June 26, 1909.

George Cosson Byers Riggs Printing & Publishing Company Des Moines Riggs Ptg. & Pub. Company van Meter Towa Thirtythird General

SEN Cummins Home Coming Draws Enthusiastic Iowa Welcome

Senator Cummins arrived in Des Moines Monday to an energetic turnout of old and new admirers. He spoke of upholding truth and justified his actions in opposition to party policy, noting the tariff bill controversies and Taft's influence, returning to a more united constituency.

Nevada Cummins Des Moines Iowa Cumming Senate Taft Thaat

Parade of prize stock at Iowa State Fair closes with new amphitheater

A closing day parade of prize winning horses and cattle at the Iowa State Fair is planned with the new amphitheater boosting enjoyment. The event showcases a half million dollars worth of stock under favorable conditions, though the date contains an error in September.

Iowa

Boone Fair and Speed Program Planned for September Four Days

Boone Driving Park and Fair Association announces a four day fair starting September 21 featuring trotting and running races, an automobile meet, an educational department, and a floral hall. No entrance fee, and Boone County students are eligible to exhibit.

Boone Driving Park & Fair Association Boone Boone County

Resolutions For Mrs Helen Allen From Laura Chapter 115

Laura Chapter 115 offers heartfelt memorial resolutions for Mrs Helen Allen. The tribute lauds her as a trusted, selfless worker who enriched others lives and lives by faith. The chapter passes to minutes and city papers a copy and sends a copy to Nellie Bosworth Georgian Walkey and M A Manning with condolences. Gambling warns of youths losing money as a cautionary line.

Laura Helen Allen City Breaved Nellie M. Bosworth Georgian L. Walkey M. A. Manning

Corn Crop Utilization Breaks Down by Use

The article lists total corn output at 2 000 bushels with 241 000 000 used in flour mill products and 8 000 000 in storch manufacture. It notes 9 bushels for malt liquors, 40 0 bushels for glucose, 190 bushels for export, and 3 000 bushels for seed, totaling 518 000 000 bushels or 19.7 percent of the crop. The remaining 80.7 percent or 2 118 000 000 bushels were nearly all fed.

Kansas Clitb Journal

Surprise at Hanson home for Miss Zenor

A surprise party hosted at the Hanson residence on Arrasmith stead, four miles north of Ames. Miss L Zenor, a milliner, was greeted by about fifty guests after a stroll with Milda Swearingen. she received a souvenir spoon as a token of esteem from attendees from Ames Zearing Nevada and surrounding areas.

Hanson Arrasmith Stead Ames L. Zenor South Miss Zenor Milda Swearingen Mit Zenor Vuesis Zearing Maure Nevada

Summer Coughs and Colds Sue to Laxative Syrup Claim

A fragmentary ad claims Bees Laxative Syrup cures colds and coughs with a pleasant laxative effect. The notice lists a seller and a contact but provides incomplete details. The advertisement reads like a dated health product claim with sparse provenance.

Time Waits for No Man but a Conductor Beats It

A lighthearted note suggests a musical conductor can tempo with time, implying mastery over schedules and pacing. The quip frames conductors as timekeepers who steer performances with precision and urgency.

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Tennessee Red H. L. Munn Lumber Bosworth Drug Store Mutual Telephone Ames, Iowa John W. Kennedy & CO Chicago, U. S. A Boone CO. News B. A. Lockwood Grain CO J. M. Munsinger LOUGHRAN @ BAUER Ames Baptist Church City Council Sen. Cummins Wettstein Tailoring Company Gambling
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