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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

7

Ames City Schools Annual Report 1910 Highlights

The Ames City Schools report shows 1 001 students enrolled across Bearshear Welch South Side Central Grades and High School with improving attendance and health. It notes high school accreditation, stronger promotion standards, expanded departments, new bench work hopes, and facility upgrades including cement walks improved heating and added Welch property. Nonresident attendance rises, tax rate falls, and contest successes bolster district vitality.

Bearshear Welch South Side Central Oklahoma City

Finances and Improvements Of Mason City School District

The report details a Beardshear building roof replacement and South Side furnace, with extensive room renovations funded by voluntary pupil contributions for 18 motto banners and silk flags. Bonded debt totalled 60,000 with 31,557 warrants, all promptly paid. tax rate and improvements funded without increasing debt. Welch building added 9,000 in bonds at 4 percent. potential bond issue up to 40,000 due to higher valuation. Superintendent F. Be. King notes careful financial management and paid bills.

Welch Beardshear Mason City

Real Estate Transfers Record From Iowa Towns

A. A. Logan to Nannie Epperson for $2000 transfers lot 1 in J H Jacobson add Gilbert. A L Kloster to A W Larson for $2500 transfers lots 1 and 2 bik 8 Huxley. Nellie Grace Davis to Citizens Lumber Co for $1000 transfers lot 8 bik 16 Borns add Ames. Ida F Hinds to Nellie Grace Davis for $25 transfers lot 8 bik 16 Borns add Ames. Mabel I Shannon to Earl C Shannon for $400 transfers lot 10 bik 7 Duffs add Ames. B A Lockwood Grain Co to J S Doggett for $45 transfers lot 11 Lockwood's add. C G Lee and wife to J W Nowlin for $1 transfers shf sw nw sec 9 83 24. E E Little and wife to Car L Little for $1 transfers lot B block 1 and lots C and D block 2 of George & Little's subdivision of n % n % nw nw sec 9 83 24.

A. A. Logan Nannie Epperson J H Jacobson Gilbert A. L. Kloster A W Larson Huxley Nellie Grace Davis Hus Citizens Lumber Co Borns Ames Ida F Hinds Mabel I Shannon Earl C Shannon Lockwood Grain Co

Daily tours offered on Chicago Union Pacific Northwest Line

Daily from March 1 to April 15 tours are personally conducted in tourist sleeping cars via the Chicago Union Pacific Northwest Line. For full particulars write A Hutchison Manager Tours Department 212 Clark St Chicago or contact ticket agents North Western Line 4612.

Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern A. Hutchison Mgr. Tours Dept Clark St North-Western Line

Winslow will case reversed by Iowa Supreme Court

In Newton Iowa on February 16 the Iowa Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in the Winslow will case. Mrs Sarah F E Winslow left about 30 000 three fourths to her son George and small bequests to other heirs. The district court initially refused to break the will but the supreme court later set it aside.

Newton Supreme Court District Court Winslow Sarah FE. Winslow

Iowa Clothiers Meet in Cedar Rapids Convention

Iowa State Retail Clothiers association reports memberships more than doubled in the past year. Two hundred of eight hundred clothiers in the state are now members. The group will join the State Manufacturers association to oppose discriminations in express rates. Ben R. Vardaman of Detroit spoke on salesmanship.

Cedar Rapids Iowa State Retail Clothiers’ Association State Manufacturers’ Association Ben R. Vardaman Detroit

Train Wreck Kills Fireman Near Lake Mills Iowa

Fireman William Ericson died and three others injured when Northwestern passenger No. 15 crashed into a freight train north of Lake Mills during a February blizzard. Injuries listed include engineer William Pyson with arm and leg broken, passenger E A Graves cut and bruised, and passenger John Wilson slightly hurt. Many shaken but expected to recover.

Mason City William Ericson Lake Millis William Pyson E. A. Graves John Wilson Lake Mills Pyson

Veterinarians Gather in Des Moines for Tuberculosis Fight

The Iowa Veterinary association opens a three day convention at the Savery in Des Moines with plans for stricter cattle and horse inspection. Tubercular tests and demonstrations will be held as part of efforts to curb contagious animal diseases. H E B Talbot presides, with A L Ward, A L Birdie and Hal C Simpson in key posts.

Des Moines Iowa Veterinary Association Savery H. E B. Talbot A. L. Ward Hampton A. L. Birdie Cedar Falls Hal C. Simpson Denison

Oliver Typewriter pushes 17c daily plan to masses

The firm promotes a new sales plan offering a small cash payment then 17 cents a day for the Oliver Typewriter. The response is a flood of applications from diverse buyers signaling broad appeal and belief in universal typewriting now within reach.

Oliver Typewriter Promises Easy Money and Home Use

The Oliver Typewriter is presented as a money making machine for beginners and experts alike with high salaries in demand. It emphasizes home use for training youths and calls readers to request details and a free catalog, promising an easy selling plan and national reach from Omaha Nebraska.

Oliver Typewriter Oliver America

$100 Typewriter For 17c a Day

An Oliver Typewriter advertised as the $100 machine, famed for its innovations and features, is offered for 17 cents a day. The copy promotes the model as highly perfected with numerous conveniences and a balance of advanced writing tools.

Oliver Didessearieg

Farmer Shot by Accident Near Goose Lake

John Meyers aged twenty six from near Goose Lake, Iowa, was brought to Clinton with a bullet wound in the head. Surgeons removed part of the bullet and a skull fragment remains embedded in his brain. Authorities believe the wound occurred when a rifle fell from a shelf and discharged.

Farmer Clinton John Meyers Goose Lake

Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Fenton Rural Districts

An outbreak of scarlet fever in rural areas north and east of Fenton Iowa leads to quarantines in several families and the temporary closure of one school on February 16.

Fenton

Reformatory Population Tops Five-Year Peak

Anamosa Iowa February 16 The Reformatory Press reports the count at the High Market Reformatory is 496 the highest in five or six years signaling an upward trend in inmate numbers across the facility.

High Market Reformatory Anamosa Reformatory

Grand jury indicts Austrian for murder in Seevers case

Newton Iowa reports that Millavan Travich an Austrian was indicted by the grand jury for the murder of Dan Kar uga at Seevers on January 3.

Newton, Ia Millavan Travich Dan Karuga Seevers

Lincoln Reflects on Death and Life’s Impact

A quote attributed to Abraham Lincoln laments the difficulty of dying and the wish to leave the world improved by one’s life. The remark expresses a somber view of legacy and meaning.

Abraham Lincoln

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