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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

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Museum exhibits from foreign lands arrive at Ames College

Exchanges Mr M J Wragg returned from St Louis with a near car load of museum articles including 60 woods varieties from Argentina Nicaragua specimens from Japan native woods bamboos botanicals and a complete Philippine exhibit all destined for Ames College museum. Oliver Cole sold his business to Chas Watney with no workforce changes and $1200 price tag plus additions. A Russian torpedo boat report notes a gunner’s marksmanship record at 5000 yards nine hits in ten with thirteen inch shells in under five minutes. Nels traveled to San Francisco on the cruiser New Orleans and may return within four months with full pay.

M. J. Wragg St. Louis Argentina Nicaragua Japan Philippine Ames College State Register Oliver Cole Chas Watney Watney Cole Roland Nels San Francisco New Orleans Herald

Snow and fire and a busy Iowa week

Snow deepens across Iowa with record levels this winter. Oskaloosa endures a $150,000 blaze destroying several large mercantile establishments. Reports note Iowa's heavy snowfall surpassing two decades of winters. Local humor and misadventure appear in a Sioux City burial error. Sanford Dodge Co presents Isben Ghosts at the Armory with Laura Frankenfield and Paul Terhune praised.

Oskaloosa Sanford Dodge Co Isbens Ghoste Armory Opera House Laura Frankenfield Alving Paul Terhune

Extended deadline for Rosebud homesteads to May first

Washington grants an extension allowing settlers to file on Rosebud Reservation claims by May first. Speculators’ bid to seize unestablished homesteads are blocked as harsh winter weather persists in the northwest. Many pioneers have already headed west with teams loaded for fuel and feed, determined to claim new land despite hardship. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar touted as a cure all for coughs and lung relief marketed by OC A Gamble.

Rosebud South Dakota Northwest Washington OC. A. Gamble

W D Fans to Lay Concrete Floors at State College

W D Fans and workmen began inside the dairy building at the state college to pour 10 000 square feet of concrete flooring. They will also install concrete floors in the college central hall totaling 20 000 square feet with completion delayed until late spring or early summer.

W. D. Fans Ames State College College Central Hall Webster City Tribune

Kelley family sues Johnson for damages in district court

Isaac Kelley seeks 500 dollars from George P. Johnson for an alleged January 20 home invasion that harmed his family and stole two cows and a horse. Malissa Kelley sues for 1000 dollars and Mary Etta Kelley for 1500 dollars alleging beating, verbal abuse, and impaired domestic duties.案件 filed by attorney H E Slattery of Ames. next term begins March 20 in the city.

Isaac Kelley Franklin Township George P. Johnson Malissa Kelley Johnson Mary Etta Kelley Kelley Blowe H. E. Slattery Ames Journal

Vacation Coast Excursions From Chicago by Rail

Travel advertise for Pullman Tourist sleeping cars from Chicago to Pacific Coast March 1 to May 15 1905. Daily and individual excursions via Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. Double berth $700 for two, includes dining cars meals a la carte. Routes through San Francisco Seattle Portland Spokane and other western points. Tickets via Chicago & North-Western Bay agents.

San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Boise City Spokane Walla Wall Ogden Salt Lake City Butte Montana Colorado Utah Nevada Pacific Coast Chicago Union Pacific North-Western Pullman Chicago & North-Western Ba Y

Iowa State Dairy Bulletin on 1905 Butter Contest Findings

The bulletin reports results from the Iowa Educational Butter Contest begun in 1905 with 55 entrants over six months. Butter was scored in Ames and New York, with final averages guiding winners. It includes salt in butter studies and practical notes, available from OC F Curtiss in Ames. Clubbing rates for The Intelligencer on Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post are cited, plus Pinesalve product promotion.

Iowa State College Iowa H. R. Wright Ames G. L. McKay P. H. Kieffer New York W. H. Healy Prof. McKay Larsen OC. F. Curtiss Intelligencer Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post America

Mail order houses threaten local shops and towns

An editorial warns against mail order firms like Montgomery Ward and Sears Robuck, arguing their low advertised prices prey on consumers, harm local dealers, depress town values, and centralize trade. It urges buying locally, notes home goods are cheaper, and condemns trusts while urging patriotism and local support. The piece cites Chamberlain's remedy as a local product and sponsor.

Montgomery Ward & Co Sears Robuck & Co Barnum Chicago Montezuma Republican

Editor slams Ames bias on education board

A Midland Schools editor criticizes Ames for bias against locals in state education policy. The letter argues against labeling Ames as narrow minded and questions whether a capable outsider cannot serve fairly. It urges fair judgment and cautions the editor to consider broader perspectives before public outrage.

Midland Ames State Board of Educational Examiners Iowa Des Moines China

Navy veteran Nels Juhi returns home to Story City

Nels Juhi came back to Story City Monday after four years in the U S Navy. He trained six months on a training ship and then served over three years as a gunner's mate on the battleship Oregon. The Oregon cruised Philippine waters while Juhi recalls being near several Russian Japanese naval actions and witnessing the blow as described.

Nels Juhi Story City United States Navy Oregon Nels Philippine

Pneumonia Deaths in Chicago Largely Preventable?

An old notice argues that many pneumonia deaths in Chicago could have been prevented by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It cites a theatre fire tragedy and stresses the remedy’s wart to treat colds and influenza, with a testimonial from W. D. Wilcox of Logan, New York.

Chicago Chamberlain Laura W. D. Wilcox Logan New York Loughran & Bauer

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Mest TO Chase & Sanborn B.A. Knudson Russia Hock Sioux City O. A. Gamble Burt True Pers WJ. Semmons ODD Fellows Temple Loughran Bauer
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