Ames Chautauqua a decided success with bright future
The Ames Chautauqua is described as a decided success and its future looks secure. A bumper corn crop is anticipated with better prospects than ever.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
1
The Ames Chautauqua is described as a decided success and its future looks secure. A bumper corn crop is anticipated with better prospects than ever.
A trial absolves the Nevada superintendent of immoral character allegations, with officials planning to present the case to county and state superintendents. The outcome is expected to impact local schools, regardless of result, in a demoralizing way. A sixteen month old baby girl near Zearing dies after ingesting kerosene left in a wash can.
Monday, while Mrs. Frank Bence and her son were visiting Mrs. Frank Kimberley and Mr. Bence worked nearby, a thief ransacked the Bence residence. He stole Mrs. Bence’s pocket book with $5 and Mr. Bence’s $10 bill, plus money from a pants pocket, leaving under $5 total. Mr. Bence, a summer crime target, suspects the thief and plans to trap him.
Warney Smith and Will Clark returned Thursday from Los Angeles where they worked in a packing house. They are pleased with the country and intend to return in November.
After October 1 Des Moines will be a first class free delivery office with three carrier grades and salaries from 600 to 1000 dollars. The move follows a population census result and the law allowing such status for cities of 75000 or more. Meanwhile Boone police report Jack Manning 17, son of Dr. W J Manning of Washington DC, returned briefly, then disappeared again en route home with an acquaintance from Nashville.
The Story County Veterans association decided at a Maxwell reunion to hold the next gathering in Maxwell during the August moon. It would be the first in eight years with talks of making Maxwell the permanent location for the city's annual meeting. Officers elected include Colonel J F Gillespie Lieutenant Colonel M V Bump Major O S Hammond Quartermaster J Ulm Chaplain A English Surgeon H McIntosh Drum Major George Pitsor Fife Major George Underwood Adjutant M Allen Assistant Quartermaster A Montgomery Nevada Journal.
The citizens committee reported favorably on enlarging the spade factory at Slater and was instructed to raise funds to secure the plant. The project includes a new building and machinery costing over $7,000 and a location near the tracks to be obtained.
A Slater News survey notes the Des Moines Ames interurban line progress with a route parallel to the Northwestern tracks from Ankeny to Ames and right of way already secured. The Iowa State Fair features heavy machinery displays, dairy contests, grain judging, and expanded facilities with special rail fares to Des Moines during fair week.
The Iowa G A R and friends travel to the Denver encampment on special North Western Line trains with through Paullman sleeping cars from Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other Iowa points to Denver. Departures September 2 and 4 with rates in effect August 30 to September 4 inclusive. Two regular daily trains. Fall information on application. Ap B agents Chicago North Western.
For the week ending August 21 1905 Des Moines Iowa reports near normal temperatures with copious rainfall in much of the state. Corn pastures and potatoes show improved conditions and soil moisture remains ample for future corn needs barring a dry spell. Wind and hail damage largely average. Pastures and second crop clover are rising quality. Threshing slowed by showers. some noted crop yields and plowing progress.
With new equipment we propose to make the finest photographs in Ames. Quality counts and price is not always high. You get something for your money here. Large portraits are not the common kind, but different. We count on likeness and permanency, not square yard cost. Drop in and talk it over.
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