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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

2

Ames Public Schools Report Feb 1905

The Ames Public Schools report for the month ending Feb 3 1905 details high school attendance enrollment 207 with 181.5 average attendance and 22 tardies. Total year enrollment 822 with 426 boys and 205 girls including 14 boys and 11 girls in the senior class. New contagion rules and health measures are outlined and adopted at the Feb 13 board session. Superintendent F E Kina notes conservative progressive policy and invites visitation.

South Side Christ Board of Education

Story County Sunday School Group Chooses Districts and Appointments

The Story County Sunday School Association executive committee met in Nevada to fill vacancies and organize six districts. New appointees include Nellie Vinje as primary secretary and Nellie Robinson and Josephine Hagen to the executive committee, with J M Bamford and Hugh Cummings also named. A county lyceum bureau was approved and six districts outlined to foster township organization and annual conventions.

Story County Sunday School Association Nevada Lsst Chas. Ff’. Kooser Nellie Vinje Jeffrey E. B. Meyers H. V F. G Ainley Nellie Robinson McCalisburg Er. O. Dillon J. M. Bamford Colo Hugh Cummings Josephine Hagen Story City A. L. Bartlett B. F. Mitchell Des Moines Lyceum Bureau Kirk Story County Lafayette Howard Twos Warren Lincoln Sherman Franklin Milford Washington Richland Grant Palestine Union Indian Creek New Albany Collins J. O. Simon A. M. Shea Ames V. Urbino Iowa Center Banner Township Banner Townships

Evangelist Rev O N Severance to Lead Burlington Revival

Rev O N Severance who conducted the Burlington revival is invited to hold evangelistic services at the Congregational church starting Wednesday night February 15 at 730. All city churches are urged to join in these non sectarian meetings presenting the motives of the Christian life in a brotherly spirit. Attendance is invited for students business men and the general public.

O. N. Severance Burlington Congregational Church

Devoe lead and zinc touted after short measure claim

The letter recounts a paint salesman dispute over measurement with Devoe paint from F W Devor & Co. It claims Devoe produces full measures and four quarts per gallon. It notes an AUCTION on a Saturday February 1s 8th at 1 pm for E F Posegate and lists Mrs S E Bigelow in Ames, selling property and furniture by cash.

J. H. Kohlmeyer Grove City Devoe Kohlmeyer F W Devor & Co Ames E. F. Posegate E. Bigelow

Notice to Dog Owners On License Renewal And Enforcement

Owners of dogs must renew licenses due to ordinance 121. Unlicensed dogs found running at large will be seized and placed in the City Pound with a $1 fee for capture and feeding. Unclaimed dogs will be killed. Licenses and tags available at the City Clerk’s office. A. B. Maxwell Lt City Clerk.

A. B. Maxwe

Planting Timing and Soil Care for Crops and Health

The piece emphasizes choosing the right planting time and maintaining enriched soil for crops and urges immediate action at first signs of tissue loss in humans. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a rapid supporter of nourishment and tissue restoration, promising a free sample.

Cabby Overpays Fare With Farthing in Comic Exchange

In a London scene, a taxi driver refuses to argue about distance and fare. He pays the old passenger with a farthing after calculating the trip, saying the exact distance equals half of the fare. The exchange ends with a blessing and the cabman’s farewell.

Cabby London Standard

Queen Victoria quilt gift linchpin of hospital memory

A historical note recalls Queen Victoria knitting quilts for Netley hospital during the Egyptian campaign. One coverlet bearing a V R monogram became famed as the wards’ prized piece, yet the staff granted it to the gravely wounded. A soldier’s fevered plea doomed the quilt to a grim omen.

Victoria Netley Hospital

Wanted trustworthy manager for solid business in county

Classified advertisement seeks a reliable man or woman to run a well established business in the county and nearby territory. Offers $20 weekly cash salary plus expense reimbursement and weekly checks from headquarters. No investment required. previous experience not essential. Enclose self addressed envelope to Manager 810 Como Block Chicago Ill.

Como Block Chicago Ill

Dow Rates to Roosevelt Inauguration from Washington

Excursion tickets for the Roosevelt inauguration in Washington are offered on Feb 28 and Mar 1 2 with return by Mar 18. Tickets available via Chicago and North Western Railway agents. Also notices seeking clean cotton rags and a Ames nursery owner promises March visits to replace dead stock for patrons.

Dow Roosevelt Washington, D. C North-Western Chicago & North-Western R’y J. J. KeGsey Boone St. Ames

Illinois Central Announces Double Daily Service To southern resorts

The Illinois Central advertises double daily passenger service from Chicago to New Orleans with dining and sleeping cars and connections to St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville. It promotes winter resort trips to New Orleans Vicksburg Havana Colon Panama Gulfport and Mardi Gras events. Steamship sailings from New Orleans to Havana Colon and Europe are listed with details on through sleeping car service and Dixie Flyer routes. Representatives H Hanson and J F Merry invite inquiries.

The Ilinois Central Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans Gulfport Havana Colon Panama Mexico Central America West Indies Europe Hot Springs Memphis Jacksonville Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta

The Salmon Mechanism and Its Inimitable Motion

The salmon adapts to its watery world cleaving through water with powerful fins and tail. Its movement eludes human mechanism and no waterborne instrument matches its posture or motion. Despite simple organization, the fish’s propulsion remains beyond our dynamic theories.

Notice of Administratorship for Nordstrom Estate

Notice is hereby given that on February 6 1905 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed Wea? Diamons as Administrator of the estate of Herman Theodore Harold Nordstrom deceased. All debts should be paid to the administrator and claims presented legally authenticated to the court for allowance.

District Court Story County Iowa Herman Theodore Harold Nordstrom Diaarns

Pineules touted as cure for kidney and rheumatic ailments

Pineules hailed as a broad remedy claiming to purge impurities and cure kidney bladder and blood diseases backache and rheumatism. Sold by C. A. Gamble in a compact health advertisement style.

C. A. Gamble O. A. Gamble

Millet debtor pays baker and butcher bills with art

The father of M Casimir Perier visited Corot and offered to buy a Millet painting. Corot agreed if the patron would settle the long outstanding butcher and baker bills of Millet. The bills totaled nearly $6,000 and had remained unpaid for twelve years.

M. Casimir-Perier Corot Jean Francois Millet

His Idea of a Lady in an English Courtroom

A cabman sues a woman for unpaid fare and proclaims she is not a lady. The judge asks how to recognize a lady. The cabman recalls a prior encounter where a lady gave him a sov'rin instead of a shillin and told him to keep the change, prompting the judge to question the cabman's definition of a lady.

Notice of Referees Sale in Story County Iowa

Referees Parley Sheldon J A Fitchpatrick and A Hurst will auction off the Susan M Eastwood vs Jennie Crane et al partition real estate in Ames Iowa on March 2 1905. The property includes specified portions of section 5 and section 8 township 38 north range 24 west with cash terms and sale at Story County Bank in Ames at 2 pm. Proceedings follow a district court order dated December 19 1902 and January 30 1905.

District Court Story County Iowa Susan M. Eastwood Jennie Crane Et al Towit A. W S.e S. E S. W Story County Bank Ares

Promises for the Future Highlight Friends’ Support

A reflective note emphasizes enduring friendship and mutual aid as plans for what lies ahead. The line suggests companions remain loyal and helpful as goals and hopes unfold.

Pineules Promoted as New Remedy for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments

An advertisement touts Pineules as a new cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic diseases promising relief from backache and kidney pains. It claims a universal benefit and invites readers to learn more from seller O. A. Gamble.

Morphine Request Sparks Self Harm Question at Drugstore

An individual entered a drug store and asked for morphine. The druggist refused without a prescription. The customer asked why he would not dispense it. The druggist replied I don’t know If I looked like you I should be tempted meaning the man suggested self harm.

Very Low Rates to Mardi Gras and Winter Resorts

On account of Mardi Gras excursion tickets sold to New Orleans March 1 to 5, and March 6 with return by noon March 7. Reduced rates also to principal winter resorts in the United States and Mexico. For full information apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.

North-Western New Orleans United States Mexico Chicago & North-Western R'y

Tailor Praises Suit as Slopay Basks in Credit

A brief exchange has a tailor complimenting Slopay on a fine suit while Slopay responds that it is a credit to the tailor. The Philadelphia Press notes the exchange with a hint of humor about a debit.

Slopay Philadelphia Press

With His Uncle Jeweler Conversation Shows Watch History

A Chicago Tribune column records a brief exchange in which a jeweler questions a man about a watch. The owner admits five to six years of ownership and notes it has mostly stayed with a relative.

Chicago Tribune

Untidy Exit Sparks Irritation in Ridiculous Debate

A humorous exchange questions what irks a man more than a woman exiting a car backward. The line ends with dismissive quip and a call to forget the issue with a simple surrender.

Best in the World Dr J W Hamilton Praises Warner Syrup

Dr J W Hamilton of San Francisco endorses Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy and unrivaled for asthma. Available from LovUghran & Bavgr.

J. W. Hamilton San Francisco Cal Warner

Unclear text on Hymen Nordy carpet business in Courier Journal

The readable lines mention Hymen Nordy and a flourishing carpet and house furnishings business in Louisville, with questions about what he sells.

Hymen Nordy Louisville Courier Journal

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