Dentist Office Listing in Ames Iowa
O E Hunt Dentist located in Ames Iowa offices second door north provides local dental services in a storefront location.
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North
Ames
Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
6
Mason City Papers Are Consolidated
The Mason City Republican historic paper, founded in 1855 by General Datus E. Coon, has been sold to the Globe Gazette and will continue as a book and job office. The Plymouth Progress, owned by the Republican, also transfers with the sale, likely continuing as a weekly or semi weekly edition of the Globe Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
C. K. Meyers
Stanbery Bros
Republican
Globe Gazette
Plymouth Progress
Indian liquor sales lead to arrest in Des Moines
John Young of Marshalltown was arrested by federal officers in Des Moines on August 21 for selling liquor to Tama Indians who came to Marshalltown to see Buffalo Bill's show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Young
Marshalltown
Buffalo Bill
Iowa National Guard Rifle Team Finishes 16th at Kerrick Trophy
In a field of 39 teams Des Moines reports the Iowa National Guard rifle team placed 16th overall in the Kerrick trophy match at Camp Perry. Among state guards, the Iowa team ranked fifth, with both state guards and regular army teams competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Iowa
Sridegroom of a Month Vanishes from Clear Lake Farm
Nicholas Siferas of Clear Lake, Iowa, disappeared August 8 after a month of marriage to his wife. The 30 year old farmer lived alone on a small farm he bought two years ago and left no clues to his fate. A Chicago brother and Mrs Life's brother help search efforts as authorities consider drowning, death, or voluntary disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Nicholas Siferas
Clear Lake
Chicago
Life
Ex Governor Boies Attacks Thaw Commitment
Former Iowa governor Horace Boies wrote from Waterloo denouncing Justice Mills decision to remand Harry Thaw to the Matteawan asylum. Boies says the evidence proves Thaw is sane and condemns lifelong confinement as judicial murder.
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Des Moines
Horace Boies
Waterloo
Justice Mills
Harry Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Hen in Buggy Box Sparks Farmer’s Grocery Climb
A Howard county farmer finds a hen nesting 13 eggs under the back seat of a buggy stored in the carriage shed. He drives to town with provisions, the hen resisting the clerk’s attempt to remove her from the buggy box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Howard County
Commissioners May Change Road Tariffs in Iowa
Des Moines Aug 20 The railroad commissioners rule that statutes do not fix maximum rates and that changes must be uniform reasonable and just. They may raise or lower freight charges not higher than values established by law when not otherwise capped by legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Iowa
Commission
Razing Building Where First Laws Were Made
In Iowa City a building once hosting Iowa’s 1841 territorial legislature is being demolished to make way for a saloon. The site now holds a music and jewelry shop, and the original meeting place no longer stands in its former location.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Overheated grain stacks burn down near Perkins
Garrett Van Pykeren of a mile and a half northeast of Perkins loses much of his grain crop when five stacks of barley and four stacks of oats burn after smoke appears around 4 30 in the afternoon. Authorities suspect spontaneous combustion caused the fire.
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Perkins
Garrett van Pykeren
Here
Bleached flour seized from army post in Des Moines
Federal officers seized 310 sacks of flour at the army post shipped by Updike Milling of Omaha, on grounds the flour is bleached. The government had received and seized the shipment, a move described as unusual by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federal
Army Post
Updike Milling Company
Omaha
Slayers of Walter F. Schultz Get Governor’s Respite
Calvin Johnson Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey three felons sentenced to die by electric chair in Richmond for the murder of Chicago artist Walter F. Schultz have been respited by Governor Swanson. Johnson Pines and Dorsey receive new dates October 5 15 and 22 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey
Richmond
Walter F. Schultz
Chicago
Swanson
Revenue Receipts Show Good Gain
Treasury officials are pleased with Internal Revenue receipts for July the first month of the new fiscal year. July totals were 22,968,642 up 939,326 from July 1908. Officials see the rise as an encouraging sign for national prosperity.
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Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kiss and make up ends divorce case in Mason City
Mrs Violet Earl of Floyd County feared her husband two weeks ago and stayed with the sheriff while she sought a divorce. The couple, after an apparent reconciliation, were seen in a buggy heading home together as the hearing proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Tia
Violet Earl
Floyd County
Monument to Indian Tom Found Near Clinton Farm
A stone monument 130 years old was found on a farm near Comanche bearing the inscription In memory of Indian Tom killed by Big Elk Aug. 10, 1778. The stone washed from a hillside by rains. A search will be made for the body believed to be nearby.
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Clinton
Comanche
Tom
Big Elk
Fisherman Finds $700 Pearl Inside Catfish
North McGregor Iowa August 20 A fisherman named Thomas Laws reports finding a pink perfectly round pearl valued at 700 dollars while cleaning a catfish. He submitted the find to pearl buyers who confirmed the high value and luster.
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North McGregor
Thomas Laws
Wealthy Brother Leaves Turner Vast Canada Estate
Richard Turner, longtime bookkeeper for Banset-Husting in McGregor Iowa, returns from Canada after his brother’s death to inherit about 000,000 in cash and 500,000 in property. He plans to move his family to Canada to take possession. Turner, a prominent Mason, has been a town figure for years.
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McGregor
Richard Turner
Banset-Husting Company
Canada
Turner
Confession Links 12YearOld To Stepfather Murder
Indianola Iowa August 19 Harry Hutchinson a 12 year old boy confessed to killing his former stepfather Tom Currier. The boy claimed Currier abused him and his brother until Currier refused them entry on a cold night prompting him to shoot and ax the man and drag the body to a ditch. George Brand Currier’s widow’s husband later secured the confession after winning the trust of Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Harry Hutchinson
George Brand
Tom Currier
Carrier
Currier
Fred
Harry
Tragic Drowning of 14-Year-Old Berger Handeland
In Estherville Iowa Berger Handeland son of Mr and Mrs Lars Handeland aged 14 drowned Sunday afternoon around 6 pm while swimming in the Des Moines river above Kettleson Springs. A citywide alarm followed the disappearance and the body was recovered about an hour later with many volunteers aiding the search.
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Estherville
Berger
Lars Handeland
Des Moines
Kettleson
One Man Draws Two Land Chances in Two Drawings
Oskaloosa Iowa August 19. Frank Epperson, vice president of the Manning and Epperson State Bank at Eddyville, drew two land numbers in different drawings. He received No 1 868 in the Coeur d Alene drawing and No 1 052 in the Flathead reservation, a rare dual selection in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Coeur d'Alene
Flathead
Frank Epperson
Manning and Epperson State Bank
Eddyville
Flathead Reservation
Conductor Hal lett acquires two Iowa papers
Mason City Iowa August 19 H H Hallett now owns the Thornton Enterprise and has purchased the Meseray Messenger from Postmaster Editor Moore. Hallett a former conductor on the Great Western railroad is thriving in the newspaper business and will oversee both publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
H. H. Hallett
Thornton Enterprise
Meservay Messenger
Moore
Hallett
Great Western Railroad
Grain buyers clash leaves Lacey injured in Gillet Grove
In Gillet Grove Iowa on August 19 Fred Gleason and Robert Lacey, rival grain buyers, fought in the village store. Gleason allegedly held a knife and Lacey required a surgeon. Lacey pressed attempted murder charges. Gleason was bound over to the grand jury on $1,000 bail. The grand jury convenes next week to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillet Grove
Fred Gleason
Robert Lacey
Gleason
Lacey
Rock Rapids Youth Slashes Throat in Apparent Suicide Attempt
In Rock Rapids Iowa Peter Brown 22 is hospitalized in precarious condition after a self inflicted throat wound. He disappeared after dinner and returned home from a Rock Island train claiming to have been at Spirit Lake but later said Little Rock. A razor was used and authorities suspect heat and mental strain contributed. In a separate incident Clarence Kitt a farmer was killed when struck by a Great Northern train while crossing the track between Lester and Alvord.
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Rock Rapids
Peter Brown
Rock Island
Spirit Lake
Little Rock
Clarence Kitt
Lester
Alvord
Great Northern
Remarkable 76 Year Old Father Has 82 Children
Delmar Delaware August 19 birth of twins adds to the record of John W Guy who at 76 is father to 82 children. He has three marriages and through marriage ties to his present wife he is brother in law to two of his own children.
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Delmar
Del
John W. Guy
Wreck Kills Ten Injures Many in Denver Rio Grande Collision
A head on collision near Husted Colorado, between eastbound No 8 and westbound No 1 trains, leaves ten dead and many injured. Names of the dead include James Roseporka and M Larkin. listed injured range from broken backs to lacerations with patients treated at Arcadia hotel and various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Husted
Hueted
Jeamnes Roseporka
Chicago
Cc. M. Larkin
Cc. S. Brown
Jericho Springs
A. Gossage
T. E. Murphy
Denver
A. A. Davison
McPherson
Kan
I. G. Frederic
St. Louis
F. W. Beless
James
T. M. Randolph
Okmulgee
Okla
Fay Steck
Kansas City
John W. Roberts
Cambria
E. C. Whiteside
Henry C. Shipman
Kimball Ave
J. W
Gloucester
Ohio
Emil Kauher
Johnson Sr
D. K. Heron
Harrisburg
W. L. Ball
Decatur
Sloan Banker Dies in Omaha Hospital
Sloan Iowa reports F O Hendee a prominent citizen and bank owner died Friday night in an Omaha hospital after falling ill during a trip from Topeka Kansas to Denver. He held other important interests in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan, Ia
F. O. Hendee
Omaha
Topeka
Kan
Denver
Sloan Bank
President to visit Des Moines September 20
Des Moines will host President and party on September 20 with breakfast hosted by Senator and Mrs. Cummins. The president will review 6,000 troops at the state house after the breakfast.
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Des Moines
Aft
Cummins
State House
Man sacrifices life to save boy in Cedar Rapids
William Coates lunged onto the tracks to snatch a 4 year old from a looming train in Cedar Rapids Iowa but he was struck by the train and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
William Coates
Coates
Enraged man shoots rival then kills self in Centerville poker dispute
In Centerville Iowa on August 18 A Saums shot Tom Whittaker at a boarding house after a quarrel over a poker game. Whittaker survived with a broken jaw while Saums died at the scene from a self-inflicted gunshot to the temple. Both men worked at the same brickyard and shared a landlady's daughter, a likely motive.
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Centerville
A. Saums
Tom Whittaker
Whittaker
Advertising Brings 70 Year Old Man a Wife in Rowan
In Iowa Falls Iowa Aug 18 Doc Cole of Popejoy aged about seventy located Ada French of Rowan through a want ad in a local newspaper. After a brief courtship they married and will reside in Rowan at the brides home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Ila
Doc” Cole
Popejoy
Cole
Ada French
Rowan
Gasoline stove explosion wounds bakers in Mapleton
In Mapleton Indiana on Saturday a gasoline stove exploded at the City bakery injuring proprietor A R Sherman and his wife. Mrs Sherman suffered burns to her breast and limbs and is in a critical condition with a four weeks old baby. Mr Sherman escaped with severe burns while tearing away his wife’s clothing and extinguishing the flames. A small leak in the reservoir was suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
A. R. Sherman
Son of Joseph Smith Dies on LDS Reunion Trip
Alexander Hale Smith, third son of Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormon church, died yesterday while attending a reunion of Latter Day Saints at Montrose, Iowa. He lived in Lamont and will be buried there. He was a patriarch of the Latter Day Saints.
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Des Moines
Sta
Latter Day Saints
Montrose
Alexander Hale Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Smith
Lamont
Murder Trial Postponed In Fort Des Moines Case
Omaha Nebraska August 18 The court martial of Sergeant Crabtree charged with killing Captain Raymond at Fort Des Moines was postponed from today at Fort Crook to next Monday delaying the murder trial.
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Omaha
Neb
Crabtree
Raymond
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Train kills five children in Missouri collision
Kennett Missouri August 18 five Hyde children were killed when a St Louis and San Francisco train struck their wagon at a crossing a mile east of the Hyde farm while on the way to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett, Mo
Frisbee Station
A. H. Hyde
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hyde
Salmon Run At Puget Sound Draws Massive Six Day Catch
Marshalltown Iowa reports Abner A. Andrews describes a huge run of salmon at Puget Sound. Six days of trap catches total 53 500 fish weighing 8 to 20 pounds each. The fish migrate in a four year cycle to spawn, returning to salt water after hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Abner A. Andrews
Puget Sound
Barnstorming Mason City Mayor clashes over fire repairs
Mayor Frederick A. Kirschman ordered work halted on Keeney livery stable repairs after a fire damage. When the crew resumed, the mayor led a group to demolish the new structure. Keeney sued for damages of 1000 dollars per defendant. A high fence and canvas roof were ordered down. Keeney seeks an injunction to be heard by Judge Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Frederick A. Kirschman
W. Keeney
Kirschman
Witmer
Charles Miller
Fire Department
S. W. Keeney
Frank A. Miller
Keeney
Clark
Northwestern buys property at Merrill in bus iness district
Northwestern road agents purchased several valuable parcels in Merrill Iowa during the week and a couple of area farmers sold right of way across their land. The line is expected to extend from Centerville through Merrill with work likely to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Merrill Merrill
Northwestern Road
Centerville
Cream dispute between Bright and Sullivan heads to court
Mason City Iowa August 17 Bright a cream dealer from Emmetsburg refused James E Sullivan a pint of cream. Sullivan sues Bright for 99 99 claiming the dealer had supply and could not refuse sale. The case may reach a higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Hn. C. Bright
Emmetsburg
James E. Sullivan
Postmasters' League Meets At Capital
Des Moines Iowa August 17 The Iowa League of Postmasters will meet August 26 and 27 in this city in a two days session. The league is made up of fourth and third class postmasters and the program covers practically every subject that pertains to the handling of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa League of Postmasters
Clerk Decamps With 120 Dollars From Guest
Cedar Rapids Aug 17 A Grand hotel clerk B F Hiunt decamped with 120 dollars of a guest’s money. He was later arrested at Quincy HI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
B. F. Hiunt
Grand Hotel
Quincey
Des Moines Businessman Blanks Self Destruction
John B. Blank head of Fidelity Loan company in Des Moines shot himself at his home and died instantly. He was despondent over a $21,000 loss tied to the Independent Ice company receivership. His 18 year old daughter Helen found the body. his wife is in Chicago with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Moines
John B. Blank
Des Moines
Fidelity Loan Company
Blank
Independent
Ice Company
Helen
Chicago
Major Hartigan Heads Veterans in Philippines
Thomas Hartigan was elected commander of the Philippines department of the United Spanish War Veterans at the annual convention. American residents marked the 11th anniversary of the fall of Manila with ovations, theatre, and a bean feast for the Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Thomas Hartigan
Philippines
Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Islands
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