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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
2
Rural creamery profits cited by Zearing report
The Zearing News details a year’s business of the Zearing creamery showing more than $38,000 in proceeds distributed as dividends to 194 patrons, with other creameries in Slater Roland Story City McCallsburg and county points also posting surpluses. Farmers are urged to boost home production and cooperation to sustain rural creameries amid dairy expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zearing
Zearing Creamery
Iowa
Slater
Roland
Story City
McCallsburg
Hearing Creamery
No Place for Dave Palmer Seeks G A R Commander Post
A reader attacks Dave Palmer as unfit for the G A R department commander in Iowa. He portrays Palmer as a lifelong musician and helper who would rather perform than lead, urging loyalty to others and cautioning against political maneuvering. The letter questions Palmer’s dignity and mentions potential post dues pressure and name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Palmer
Iowa
G. A. R. Post
Lot Abraham
Abraham
David Joshua Palmer
D. C
Manchester
Gov. Cummins
Cummins
Roosevelt
Rann
Birth and death notes for William Henry Harrison
Gen William Henry Harrison born February 9 1773 in Virginia later served as president and died in Washington in 1541. No further context or corroborating details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Harrison
United States
Washington
Nevada Representative Celebrates Fifty Years Of Publication
The Nevada Representative marks fifty years of existence with special praise for Payne & Son twenty five years of editorship and W. O. Payne. The paper is lauded for old school journalism values, strong local and world news, and enduring editorial work by Father and Mother Payne. The Intellingencer extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Payne & Son
News of the World
W. O. Payne
Representative
Payne
Intellingencer
Compromise Reaches Rail Mail Pay Reductions
Railroads and the house committee on post offices and post roads agree on a pay cut for railway mail services. Per ton rate on large routes rises to 20 dollars while the committee lifts from 18 to 19 dollars. A 1 million dollar cut in mail car rent is approved and mail bag weight payments are dropped. Savings exceed 3 million dollars with hoped use for rural carrier salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Post Offices
Washington
Washington understaffed rural mail carrier pay row
Blunt critique targets several Washington officials delaying a pay raise for rural mail carriers. The piece suggests sending them on short trips this week to reveal how the policy would work, predicting they would abandon duties after the initial excursion and stay beyond the six week limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local notices from Story County residents and visitors
A roundup of neighborhood movements and health updates includes Mrs. G. W. Boyd visiting Nevada, Geo. Person moving to Ames, Elmer Clayton returning from Indiano la, and Mrs. EB Penfield recovering from grip. Many inhabitants travel to nearby towns, attend graduations, or visit relatives. a wave of grip and bilious illnesses appears, with numerous family trips and community events noted.
Birth and death dates of Gen William T. Sherman
General William Tecumseh Sherman was born on February 8 1820 in Lancaster Ohio and died on February 14 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Sherman
Lancaster
Ohio
Metaphysics and the Quest to Define Reality
A reflection on how science frames understanding by defining concepts and the limits of metaphysical explanation. Albert Hubbard critiques the pursuit of fixed definitions as a shortcut from genuine inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Huobard
Local Notes From Ames and Nearby Towns
Reverend Bishop led Sunday church services at the Christian church. Dr. McDonald and Mr. Pearl are listed as sick. A new store is planned in about a month. E P Gilbert and family and Calbert Smith plan to move to Colorado ranches in about a month. Elmer Coffin couple visited Ames over Sunday. Many youths attended Ole Olson show at Story City and returned after late trains. George Coffin and wife spent several days in Ames. William Kennedy hosted two boarders at his hotel Saturday night due to the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BE. Gilmore
Roy
Algona
Bishop
Christian Church
McDonald
E. P. Gilbert
Calbert Smith
Colorado
Elmer Coffin
Ames
Ole Olson
Story City
McCallsburg Hay Freight Accident Injures Two Men
John Womack of McCallsburg suffered severe heel and ankle fractures while hauling hay for Scott Dysart. Judd Howard, also from McCallsburg, was injured when a hay load overturned at his home. M Maimin sold thirty eight hogs for eighteen dollars and four cents each last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Womack
Scott Dysart
Judd Howard
McCallsburg
M. Maimin
Roland social to aid Seven schoolhouse fundraiser
A baskets social will be held at the Seven school house tomorrow night. Miss Celia Nelson teaches there. Little Maria Lura died January 28 of pneumonia before turning two. The Ole C Langland farm sold for 33709 dollars averaging 92 50 per acre. Mr and Mrs J G Dison of Marietta Minn visit Roland’s parents. Martin Arndell of Dallas Wis visits Roland. Miss Gunhild Hollan d and Mr Austin Rufinson wed January 23 at St Petri church. H E Myrah sold the Gjert Waage farm for 90 per acre. A son of T A Ostrom was badly scalded at Roland by boiling milk. Paul Nockling T J Jacobson and Abel Thompson attended a cement men’s convention last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Nelson
Maria Lura
Ole C. Langland
J. G.dison
Marietta
Gunhild Hollaand
Austin Rufinson
St. Petri’s
H. E. Myrah
Gjert Waage
T. A. Ostrom
Roland
Paul Nockling
T. J. Jacobson
Abel Thompson
Cement Men’s Convention
Collins News In Brief Local Moves And Farewells
Mr and Mrs Jackson returned to Collins from Sildam Springs Arkansas. Oley Kintz bought the Collings Drug Co business from Hawkins and Tennis. Sunbeam lodge of the Mystic Traders at Collins gave a farewell supper to Thos Mather and Clyde Hall who depart for Dakota. Geo Shearer accepted a position with a drug firm in Tama City. Maud McQuiston surprised at home by Collins senior high school class.
Slater Couple Carl Ersland and Lillie Michelson Wed
Carl Ersland and Lillie Michelson were married in Cambridge on January 25. Ersland traveled from Kanawha to Slater for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ersland
Lillie Michelson
Cambridge
Mr. Ersland
Slater
Kanawha
Surprises and Movements Round Slater Area
The report notes Nelson & Son inventory assistance and a surprise for Arne Twit in Hendricks Minnesota. It mentions N O Ihle dragged by a saddle stirrup, uninjured after a horse slip. Larson Ryan sell shoe stock at Slater to Severt House. Box social planned at West Point school house in February. Severeid leaves Slater to visit Huxley then Glen Flora Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson & Son
Arne Twit
Slater
Hendricks
Minn
N. O. Ihle
Larson & Ryan
Severt House
West Point School House
Rasmus Severeid
Huxley
Glen Flora
Wis
Cambridge Social and Church Notices Roundup
The Cambridge Lutheran church youth organize a society to boost church work. The eight months old baby of Mike Anderson died at their home in Cambridge on January 29. Miss Clara Aplin hosted Cambridge school teachers on January 26 with Hazel Adams and Frances Merz as guests. A Cambridge girl named Cambridge Girl, a son sold in February 1906 for $40, later sold for $640.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Lyceum Lady Quartette
U. B
Cambridge
Lutheran Church At
Mike Anderson
Clara Aplin
Hazel Adams
Perry
Frances Merz
Maxwell News: Gibson Sweep Stakes Winner and Local Events
Mrs J Gibson won the sweep stakes prize in Maxwell spelling contests. Mother Scoles, a longtime resident, died Friday beloved by townspeople. A Masonic school of instruction opened at Herald lodge hall with day and night sessions invited for neighboring lodges. J C Barber plans Oklahoma move after a February 2 sale. The Maxwell Tribune promotes Maxwell vigorously, urging town pride. Maxwell District Court members held a pleasant meeting at Oxley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gibson
Maxwell
Mother Scoles
Herald Lodge
J. C. Barber
Oklahoma
Maxwell Tribune
Maxwell District Court
Supreme Court of Honor
Oxley
Huxley Notes Include Local Deaths And Debates
A child of Tom Olson died of diphtheria last week and a Huxley debating club held its first meeting on mail order houses with public sentiment favored. Ole Mason and family plan a North Dakota return while Mrs. Sarah Eklund of Palestine township died January 28. Ed Olson of Duluth visited, and Severt Sampsons moved to Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Olson
Huxley
Ole Mason
North Dakota
Oliver Johnson
Hudson
Sarah Eklund
Palestine Township
Ed Olson
Duluth
Minn
Severt Sampsons
Dakota
Story City Notes: Obituary and Local Updates
Gonsul Lee of Story City, 68, died of paralysis January 30. His wife died last August. R Dawson, Story City Telephone manager, injured by coal bin collapse. he was unconscious for a time. Insurance settled a restaurant fire two weeks ago. Evangelical choir fundraiser at the Pound netted over twenty-one dollars. L P Laneson of Gregory visiting relatives in Story City. A Samtale Mode event occurred at Bethel church last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonsul Lee
Story City
BR. R. Dawson
Story City Telephone Company
Evangelical Choir
L. P. Laneson
Gregory
Bethel Church
Nevada News Roundup From Nevada and Surrounds
Henry Schandt injured when a horse fell on him as he rode near Nevada. Charley Spurling breaks a leg at McHose Brick and Tile Works after a tile car jumped the track. Nevada firemen’s week praised as a success. 20 boys save a tidy sum. A union temperance meeting is set for Thursday at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Eliza White plans a Des Moines home. Bowden vs Hadley case on Transient House redemption sees arguments. judge to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Henry Schandt
Charley Spurling
McHose Brick and Tile Works
Union Temperance
Churches of
Presbyterian Church
Eliza White
Des Moines
Bowden
Neglected Colds Threaten Life Warns Chicago Tribune
An editorial urges not to ignore colds especially in children with proper foods ventilation and clothing. It promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective and notes its popularity and wide sale. Local druggists Loughran Bauer and Cagwin sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Loughran & Bauer
Cagwin
Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands Cure Promoted
An advertisement touts Chessber Si Salve as a quick cure for sore nipples and chapped hands. It claims easy application and reports success by 25 cons.
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