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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
8
Mrs Hall, daughter of Julia Ward Howe, lectured Monticello seminary girls in Godfrey NL on The Cardinal Points of Good Manners. The audience rose to sing The Battle Hymn of the Republic as she arrived, and she urged natural conduct, tact, sympathy, listening, and avoiding slang.
Miss Niva Nichols has been teaching the Harmony classes at the college during Professor Thompson's illness.
Attend Miss Tait's assemblies Tuesday nights at Smith's hall. Dancing begins at nine o'clock.
Old Golden coffee offered at 25c value for a special Saturday on February 19 priced at 20c by J. B. Kooser & Co.
C A Batman announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Story County Iowa County Auditor, subject to the decision of the Republican primary election on June 7, 1910.
M. L. Tesdall of Nevada seeks renomination for county recorder in Story County in the Republican primary. This notice appears in the January 6, 1910 edition.
County Clerk candidate Ole Langland of Cambridge Iowa seeks Republican primary support for the district court clerk position in Story County. The filing date noted January 29 1910 and the appeal targets Republican voters in Story County.
The Ames basketball team, hampered by training quarters and injuries to Joe Brown and Mosher, rides a string of wins to challenge the Missouri Valley crown. Nebraska, Grinnell, Drake, and Missouri losses frame a hard fought season as Teddy and Herbert spark key victories.
In Gilbert and surrounding towns residents report visits from Ames, Story City, Boone, and Nevada. Revival meetings led by Rev. Rick er of Ellsworth proceed as WCTU hosts a mother’s gathering. Wedding anniversaries and property transfers mark a busy week with multiple社 relatives and friends visiting and social events charted.
Prof. A. S. Thompson recovering from grip blames students at the short course for spreading the illness. Major Knapp relapsed and confined to bed, with L. M. Bosworth the latest to fall ill. If shorthorns are the cause, inspections may be required when they arrive in Ames.
A short aphorism attributed to Thomas Jefferson advising restraint in anger with the maxim to count to ten or one hundred before reacting. The quote emphasizes measured response over impulse.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a scientific constipation remedy with a risk free trial. It claims the treatment is odorless and tasteless, eaten like candy, and highlights gentle action without causing diarrhoea or nausea.
Rexall Store advertises Orderlies as beneficial for children and the elderly with a 10 to 25 cent pricing for 12 or 36 tablets. The ad promotes their availability only at the Ames location and notes terms of sale including cash discounts and financing details.
Public auction on Friday February 25 starting at 11:00 am on the farm two miles east of Kelley. Horse sales from outside vendors one dollar per head with at least twenty five horses expected. Cattle includes 24 head with various ages. 51 Shropshire sheep mostly ewes in lamb. 800 bushels Kherson seed oats. hay and corn fodder. implements include Deere gang plow corn plow wagon and other items. Lunch by Ladies Aid.
The article stresses exact weights and measures in compounding medicines and thorough checks as safeguards. It urges readers to send or bring all prescriptions for precise, careful filling and verification.
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