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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
9
The Armory Opera House presents the sensational comedy drama A Pair of Country Kids next Friday February 11. Hi and Trixie entertain for two and a half hours with a lively show including ten specialty numbers and a guaranteed first class production.
H M Benson advertises lower flour prices with Washburn Crosby Gold Medal at 1.60 dollars White Swan at 1.65 dollars and Kelleys Famous at 1.55 dollars.
The Los Angeles aviation meet ends as observers marvel at groundbreaking flights and the mastery of gravity with machines that glide and land safely from heights above four thousand feet. The piece notes the triumph of science and includes verses offered by the editor.
Poem about a mysterious aviator bird followed by a jumble of local notes. Mentions Lillian Barker Beetle, Mrs. Kelley and George Arrasmith hosting gatherings, a raid on Arra smiths, and social events. Reports on Friday programs, W R C schedules, and street vehicle counts with creosote pavement discussion.
A short sales notice for Misses' footwear showing prices at 1.98 3.00 500 and 7.50. It urges readers to view the items today and credits Semmons as the source.
Des Moines columns announce the great soprano Mme Schumann-Heink will appear at the Coliseum on Monday April 11 as the opening concert of the Greater Des Moines Music Festival. The event stars the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra under Emil Oberhoffer with Lucille Tewksbury Marietta Bagby David Duggan Arthur Middleton Richard Czerwonky and Carlo Fischer.
January attendance averaged 125 with 2.94 in collections and 14.69 total class funds. Birthdays include Canady Christensen Peel Shearer and others. box social raised 43.25 for church seats. Rev Breed and Rev Wolfe active in revival efforts. creamery board replaced Mars Johnson. various community visits and society meetings noted.
The creosoted block pavement on Nicollet avenue between Washington and First street shows little wear after three years of heavy travel. The city engineer’s department reports the government laid the pavement to test durability against other paving types in Minneapolis.
A medical post mortem in New York hospitals links consumption to unchecked dyspepsia, especially when predisposed to tuberculosis. Dyspepsia weakens digestion, causing malnutrition that invites disease. The ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee.
The Rexall Store in Ames invites indigestion sufferers to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back offer. A 256-cent box covers about fifteen days and larger 50 cent and one dollar sizes are available for chronic cases at Loughran and Bauer Drug Co.
Dr Houser of Ames spoke Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in the theater of the Y M C A for Boone area listeners. The service featured special music and drew a large representative audience with many friends hoping for more visits from him.
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