Wanted ads list items and services for sale or hire
The clippings show want ads offering a pony, vegetables, a fourving horse, second hand items, a piano for rent, lost items, a fur set, furnished house to rent, and housing for sale. Multiple names and addresses appear, including Kellogg Street and Burnett Street, with notices from S. V. Kalsen and others. The page also notes a free insertion until Jan 1 for employment seekers not exceeding 20 words.
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Intelligencer
Magazines Wanted for Library Exchange Program
Miss Freed seeks all magazines and periodicals that donors no longer wish to preserve. The library can use duplicates not kept in the collection and may exchange them for other issues at binderies. If books cannot be donated, contribute magazines to Atas for the library.
Public notices and advertising deadlines set for weekly Intelligencer
Advertising copy church and club notices must reach the Intelligencer office by Tuesday noon each week because news items are received by Wednesday noon. The notice emphasizes submission timing for timely publication and weekly issue planning.
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Intelligencer
Message to Friends: Report on Ames News This Year
A citizen urges sending the Intelligencer to friends and relatives to spread word about current events in Ames during the year. The note emphasizes keeping others informed about local happenings.
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Ames
Kooser Company Announces Dinner Pattern Sale
J. B. Kooser & Co. invites shoppers to clear out dinner patterns at greatly reduced prices. Offers include a range of patterns and discounts on select sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kooser & Co
Christmas Services and Community Fundraising Notes
Churches schedule Christmas tide services with Advent sermon by Rev. W J Minchin and choir by Miss Ethel Pike. A church revival led by Rev. G Augustus Jones attracts locals from Perry Iowa. Funeral of Miss Lascing reported with burial in Ontario cemetery and mention of family moves. Jeff Logan possum suppers praised as a social staple with remarks by M K Smith.
Christmas Cheer At Congregational Church Event
A Christmas tree will be lit Monday evening at the Congregational Church followed by a Christmas concert for Bible school members and friends with festive cheer for all attendees.
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Congregational Church
The
Bible School
Congregational Church Bible School Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting of the Bible school in connection with the Congregational church, officers were elected: George M. Hultz superintendent, BE. B. Watson assistant superintendent, Roy J. Bradley secretary and treasurer. Galen Tilden requested relief after two years in the superintendency and was replaced by Hultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Bible School
George M. Hultz
BE. B. Watson
Roy J. Bradley
Galen Tilden Havin
Ultz
Christmas Exercises Planned by Bible School of Christian Church
The Church of Christ with Pastor H D Williams will preach at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday morning theme The Tender Relation of Master and Disciple and at night The Three Christmases Bible school begins at 9 45 am with classes for all grades The Endeavor society meets at 630 pm A tree loaded with presents and a short program of recitations and music are planned for Monday evening.
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H. D. Wiliams
Endeavor Society
Bible School of the Christian Church
First Christmas Sermon at Baptist Church Services
Walter I. Fowle leads the First Baptist Church as Sabbath school opens at 9 45 with a sermon at 11 and a 7 30 evening message titled Lessons from Bethlehem in the Manger of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Fowle
P. U
Bethlehem
Christmas Cantata at Baptist Church Seen as Giving Event
The Baptist church children present a cantata titled The Interrupted Program on Monday evening December 24. All are invited for a Christmas giving drive with contributions to the Orphan's Home in Chicago. Clothes or other articles may be left at the church this week for the Christmas box.
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Children of the Baptist Church
Chicago
Special prices on Fancy China sale dates
J B Kooser and Co advertises special prices on all Fancy China items for Saturday and Monday December 22 and 24, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the limited sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B Kooser & Co
Death notice for Mary Leeeing of Marian Rebekas Lodge
Ames Iowa December 18 1906 a memorial notice from Hall of Marian Rebekas Lodge 108 laments the death of Mary Leeeing. The resolutions drape the charter in mourning for thirty days extend sympathy to the family request publication in the Intelligencer and minutes record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Marian Rebekas Lodge
Mary
Jessie Kooser
Myna Hunter
L, Zenorr
Evangelistic Conference to Be Held by Boone Story Ames Churches
The Christian churches of Boone and Story counties join Ames for an evangelistic conference on Thursday December 27 starting at 10 a.m. Rev Chas 8 Medbury of Des Moines will give the closing evening address. Other ministers include B H Coonradt Maxwell Leslie Wolfe Zearing O F Ward Boone Loren Howe Pierson and W J Miochin Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Story Counties
Ames
Chas
Medbury
Des Moines
B. H Coonradt
Maxwell
Leslie Wolfe
Zearing
O. F. Ward
Loren Howe
Pierson
W. J. Miochin
Midnight Mass Solemn Opening at Christmas Eve
A grand opening of the Catholic church will take place at midnight Christmas Eve with Rev. Renier officiating. High mass will be sung by a 25-voice chorus. Cramblitt's Orchestra will provide music and soloists include Mrs. Wood Miss Mabel Kingade Mr. J. R. Bradley and others. Geo Moquin directs the program.
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Renier
Cramblitt
Wood
Mabel Kingade
J. R. Bradley
F. R. Conaway
Geo. Judiseh
Geo. Moquin
Poole Matriarch Dies in Nevada After Illness
Mrs. Thomas Poole died at her home in Nevada on Monday after a long cancer illness. The funeral was held Tuesday. A daughter, Mrs. F. I. Banks, resides in Ames.
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Thomas Poole
Nevada
Poole
F. I. Banks
Ames
See Shugart for coal wood and as kinds of feed
Mutual 460 Ia 144 indicates a listing for Shugart offering coal and wood as well as various kinds of animal feed. J B Kooser & Co advertises a broad selection of Christmas goods.
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Shugart
Mutual
Central District Medical Society Meets in Ames
The Central District Medical Society gathered in Dr. Pammel's lecture room at the college in Ames on Tuesday. Four papers were presented on appendicitis, gall bladder disease, puerperal eclampsia, and blood poison. A dinner in the Stultz dining parlor followed, with about forty members attending from various areas.
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Central District Medical Society
Ames
Pammel
E. E. Dorr
A. B. Deering
N. M. Whitehill
E. A. Bare
Stultz
Boone
Felt and Warm Lined Shoes Advertised by Daniel Bros
For felt and warm lined shoes for men and women see Daniel Bros and their 6 2t man.
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Daniel Bros
Winter-Born by Mr and Mrs Al Winter
Dee, 14, a daughter. KEATING-Born by Mr and Mrs J R Keating, a son.
Birth of Jesus Sermon at U B Church by Pastor Stiverson
Services at the U B church Sunday morning feature a sermon by Pastor J W Stiverson on The Birth of Jesus. Evening service presents The Wonderful Name. A male quartet of the Doggett brothers and Rev Stiverson will sing at both services.
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J. W. Stiverson
U. B
Jesus
Doggett Brothers
Rev. Stiverson
Christmas Program at Friends Church Near College
The Friends Church near the college will hold a Christmas tree and a program of music on the evening of December 24. The teachers of various classes organize the program and lead the musical performances.
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Friends
Revival meetings begin at Friends' church in Emporia
Reverend J. W. Elder of Emporia Kansas opened a series of revival meetings at the Friends Church starting Sunday in December. The events aim to bring congregants to renewed faith and will run through the holiday period with additional services announced.
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J. W. Elder
Emporia
Kansas
Friends
Christian Science Services Sunday Evening in Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Science services are scheduled for 7 30 Sunday evening at Odd Fellows Hall with the subject Christian Science.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule 1906
Andrew M. Shea presides as pastor with a full day of activities on Sunday December 23 1906. Sunday school at 9 45 am led by F Cupps. evangelistic service at 11 am under Rev G Augustus Jones of Nebraska. Junior League at 3 15 pm led by Myrtle Lanning. Epworth League at 6 30 pm with Frank Perry as president. revival service at 7 30 pm led by the evangelist.
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Andrew M. Shea
F. Cupps
G. Augustus Jones
Nebraska
Myrtle Lanning
Epworth League
Frank Perry
Evangel
Funeral for Mrs. John Perry Near Crookston
Mrs. John Perry died after a brief illness at her home near Crookston Minnesota on Sunday morning December 16 from pneumonia fever. The funeral will be held in Crookston on December 19. She leaves five children and was a daughter of H. F. Woodruff of Ames.
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John Perry
Crookston
Mina
Perry
H. F. Woodruff
Ames
Death of Harry Koons in Ames Iowa
Harry Koons born July 17 1868 in Fairview Pennsylvania moved with family to Ames Iowa in 1883. He married Lula McGow on February 6 1895 and had three children. The Koonses lived in Kansas 1902 then returned to Ames dying December 12 after a wagon trip westward. Funeral held Friday at the Christian church with Rev H D Williams. interment in Ames Cemetery.
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Harry Koons
Fairview
Iowa
Ames
Lula McGow
F. E. Kooser
H. D. Wiliams
Ames Cemetery
Poultry Awards at Ladies Farmers Institute Show
Awards announced at the Poultry show of the Ladies Farmers Institute. Winners recognized for breeds, egg production, and display quality, with prizes presented by institute officials amid a community food and agriculture event.
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The
Ladies’ Farmers Institute
Barred Plymouth Rocks Show Names and Pens
Barred Plymouth Rocks show entries include first and second cockerels and hens from W. A. Taylor Mrs Chag Minkler E. F Vail J. Knudson and a federal pen under Mrs T. Sime.
First cock winners list from Fair event
The notes list 1st cock J. B. Diltz and 1st pal a8 Diltz, 1st ckl and 1st and 2nd hen G. N Foote, plus 2nd ckl and 2nd pal Mrs. Geo Carter as placing in the exhibition.
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J. B. Diltz
A8 Diltz
G. N Foote
Geo Carter
Miss Mary Leeeing Dies After Prolonged Illness
Miss Mary Leeeing died at her home on Thursday after months of illness attributed to tuberculosis of the abdomen. She was 47 years old and had been in frail health since March 1906.
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Mary Leeeing
Poultry Show Awards and Winners Noted
The listing records prize results for various classes including Ist and IInd ckl Ist hen 1st and 2nd pul Ist pen D. KE Klamp and WHITE WYANDOTIES Ist and 2nd ckl Ist hen 1st and 2nd pul Ist pen awarded to Mrs. D L Lang. Mrs. E. T. Me Kim Best pair Bantams W A Taylor and Best pair ducks to Mrs T Sime.
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D L. Lang
E. T. Me- Kim
W.A. Taylor
T. Sime
Christmas Window Display Rivalry In Ames Towns
The Story County editors boast about holiday merchandise in local shops. Editors urge merchants to admire the window decorations by Tilden Bros Co The Fair Belt W J Sermons and Semmons with Klove Collins and Williams Perkins named for their artistic displays.
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Story County
Tilden Bros. # Co
W. J. Sermons
Ames
Klove and Collins
Tilden’s
Belt
Williams and Perkins
Henry L Carrell Named Secretary of Des Moines Firm
Henry L. Carrell, formerly of Ames, chosen secretary of Hastie Carrell Abstract at 219 W. 5th Street Des Moines. The firm issued a compact pamphlet on land measurement and subdivision, tax information, and tax sales suitable for vest pocket use and mailable upon request.
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Henry L. Carrell
Ames
Hastie-Carrell Abstract Company
W. Sth
Des Moines
Funeral for Mrs Perry in Crookston Minnesota
H F Woodruff Mrs Jane Perry and William Perry travel to Crookston Minnesota for the Wednesday funeral of Mrs Perry daughter of Mr Woodruff She died of pneumonia after a weeklong illness She leaves five children besides her husband and other relatives
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H. F. Woodruff
Jane Perry
William Perry
Crookston
Nesota
Perry
Woodruff
Purloined Poles Trial Over Nevada Farmer Fined
H. C. Lowery a wealthy farmer near Nevada was found guilty and fined 50 dollars for purloining telephone poles from the Nevada Mutual Telephone Co. He has appealed the decision by Justice Son who presided over the case.
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H. C. Lowery
Nevada
Theevada Mutual Telephone Co
Lowery
Justicerson
Agricultural Convocation At College Feeds Hundreds
The agricultural group held its monthly convocation at the college Monday night in Margaret hall. About three hundred attendees were served coffee and doughnuts after the meeting in the old dining room.
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Margaret Hall
Miss Mellor Acts as Librarian in Freed’s Absence
Miss Mellor will act as librarian during Miss Freed’s vacation in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Freed travels at her own expense, not charged to the association.
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Miss Freed
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Miss Mellor
Freed
Association
Church groups raise funds at Friday supper and sale
The Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church cleared 147 dollars in total with 77 dollars from their Friday night supper and 70 dollars from the Ladies' Aid society sale held the same evening.
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Christian Endeavor
The
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
New Business Manager Named at College Agriculturist
W. H Schnaidt of the class of 1908 resigns as business manager of the Agriculturist. R. BE. Drennan, class of 1907, succeeds him as the new business manager at the college publication.
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W. H Schnaidt
R. BE. Drennan
Our Best Clubbing Offer In Newspapers
The Weekly MOWA STATE REGISTER and FARMER and the AMES INTELLI GENCER offer one year subscriptions for one dollar and twenty five cents each valid through January 1 1908.
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Mowa State Register and Farmer
Ames’ Intelligencer
The Register and Farmer Weekly Farm Magazine Ad
Advertisement copy touts The Register and Farmer as a weekly farm magazine and newspaper with 24 plus pages, regular departments, expert contributors, and many features including a high grade serial story. It promises world national and Iowa news in condensed readable form and urges prompt acceptance of the offer.
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Register
Fsrmer
News of the World
Nation
Iowa
Women Inventors Put Ingenious Work To Everyday Use
A historical reflection notes women’s practical ingenuity in domestic life and beyond. It cites mothers keeping babies safe, housewives maintaining meals, and two Long Island women who used hung fish to control rose bugs on fruit trees. It also imagines future female-made machines for home use.
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Long Island
Paul Jones Says He’ll Appoint Admiral If Meets Opponent Again
After John Paul Jones defeated the British Serapis in the Bonhomme voyage the English government promoted the captain as a reward for bravery. Jones heard of the promotion and vowed, If he ever meets the officer again, he will make him an admiral.
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Paul Jones
John Paul Jones
George
Striking Coincidence and Nellie Visitor
A Chicago Tribune passage notes Mrs. Gotsum-Let recalling a newspaper story about selling a gold mine for half a million. The timing links to the arrival of a young visitor named Smoothley to see Nellie, implying a coincidental link between past news and present visits.
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Gotsum—Maria
Smoothley
Nellie
Gotsum
Chicago Tribune
Living skeleton recalls circus life in Detroit interview
A Detroit Free Press interview quotes a man who says he spent most of his life in touring shows. He describes starting as the fat man, then marrying, and now living as the skeleton in a bizarre career arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leck
Detroit Free Press
The Retort Courteous and Miss Oldwun Dialogue
A brief exchange features Miss Oldwun declining many marriage offers while Gayboy comments on the Mature courtesy as Meggen dorfer Blatter interacts in dialogue style. The fragment reflects serialized wit and social satire in a formal tone.
It Is Queer Bon Spectator Means Welcome
A fragmentary sample from a 19th or early 20th century page hints at casual talk about someone who pays as he goes being seen as American and welcome by a spectator. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or date context.
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Laura Conaway
Adams
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R Sale
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Cal
Pina
Indy
Summer St
E Street
S. V. Kalsem
G. E. Burton
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Sincerely, Andrew M. Shea
W. M. Elliott
Ontario
Miss Lascing
Bureau Junction
Ilinois
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Virginia
Augustus
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Ames & College Road
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Gridiron Club
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Medbury Coming
New Catholic Church
J. B Kooser & Co
U. B. Church
Friends Church
Christian Science
Methodist Episcopal Church
Poultry Awards
Nevada Institute
Plymouth Rocks
Pan W. A. Taylor
Chag, Minkler
Pal
E. F Vail
J. Knudson
Buff Books
Brahma
Agricultural Convocation
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