Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy Sold By Dealers
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colfe Cholera and Dyspepsia Remedy. The remedy has no merit for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
2
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colfe Cholera and Dyspepsia Remedy. The remedy has no merit for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers.
The Ames postal savings bank opened last week with two depositors, Charles Story and a colleague, witnessed by a crowd. Deposits were made at 8 am at the money order window, with first dollar handled by Miss Corbin. Certificates come in color coded envelopes from $1 to $20, non transferable, with rules for loss and redemption requiring Washington approvals. Deposits have grown rapidly since opening, despite a stray political remark about campaign contributions.
The North Western Railroad reports telephones in train dispatch offices began official operation at 10 am on August 17 after about ten days of familiarization. Western Electric said phones would replace telegraph mainly for detailed messages, not routine dispatching, to save time for the chief dispatcher. Belle Plaine dispatch staff operate the switchboard with desk phones and folding extensions.
One way second class Colonist tickets will be sold September 15 to October 15 to principal points in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia via Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Tickets valid on daily and personally conducted tours in Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars. For full information contact S A Hutchinson Manager Tours Department 1488 Clark St Chicago IL or nearest Chicago and North Western Ry ticket office.
A stranger from Beloit suffered an epileptic seizure Tuesday around 5 30 pm on Main Street, fell, and hit his head. After brief care at the Fair Store he recovered. He was en route to Marshalltown for treatment. A C North Western advertisement promotes its new Chicago Passenger Terminal.
Eleventh District attorneys Macomber and Johnson from Ida Grove, in Ames Tuesday, took depositions in a will case. They met old friends and discussed reciprocity and Taft's likely election outcome, with Macomber backing Canadian reciprocity and Hubbard.
A stream of brief updates lists residents and visitors from Ames Des Moines and surrounding towns. Several personal notes mention travel marriages hospital recoveries and family visits including Mr Macomber’s son in Washington Miss Ione Bell Mason City Mrs Geo Brown Roland Opal Culp Ames and many others in a survey of local social activity.
Ontario items list residents and visitors. W H Van Dusgy buys new automobile while many travel to Boone Nevada Ogden Des Moines and The Dalles for work exams and teaching. Local events include wedding attendance church address and royal workers meetings with protracted meetings and a birthday gift of horse harness and buggy.
Last Sunday the church held a watermelon "fill up" at W P Kintzley's home with ten attendees from friends and neighbors. Names of those who brought new pupils or doubled attendance include Grace Rogers and Mary Crosby among others. Sunday School reorganization began at 10 o'clock to raise attendance with a special incentive for bringing nonattending children.
Ordinance No 253 enacted by Ames Iowa City Council mandates labor by able bodied male residents aged twenty one to forty five to perform two days of eight hours per year on city streets or pay 2.50. failure to comply carries fines up to four dollars and possible court action. taxes from forfeitures fund street maintenance. The measure, approved August 7, 1911, is to take effect after publication.
Notice is given that a writing purporting to be the last will of Ella L. Wilcox, late of Story County Iowa, is on file in the District Court. A hearing at the September term on Wednesday September 27 1911 is set to determine its validity. All interested must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be accepted as the will.
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