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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
4
The Republican candidate explains the need to curb railway and industrial power to ensure fair competition. He notes widespread urging from Iowa Republicans to seek renomination and states his continued commitment to public service as governor. A second obituary item honors Sarah A. White of Story County born 1886 died 1906 with details on family, schooling, faith, and funeral.
A letter expresses strong republican beliefs focusing on economic tenets and Lincoln’s call for a new birth of freedom. The writer urges citizens to act for the good of the state and party, signing as Albert B. Oummings.
Anna L Scott Potter born in New Jersey July 23 1859 died after joyful service in Ames Iowa She was married Feb 22 1882 to Arthur L Potter and leaves three children Fred Lena and Pauline Surviving siblings and many friends praise her work in the Methodist church Ladies Aid and choir Funeral services were led by Rev Charles H Seccomb with a quartet performance and memorial thanks to supporters.
A devotional poem honors a devout woman at prayer and worship. The note of thanks expresses grief and appreciation to neighbors for flowers after a daughter's death. School attendance and crowded classrooms prompt calls for new rooms or bonds for building. Market-day sale occurs every Saturday at Kooser's store by the Ladies' Aid Society.
At a Saturday board meeting a resolution was approved to submit to voters on March 12 a bond issue of 9000 dollars to build a four room brick schoolhouse in the fourth ward and to equip it. The district now transports 140 pupils from the ward at rising costs, and brick construction would save on transportation expenses despite higher interest. Younger children face long trips to and from the motor station and school.
Court of Story County issues notice to heirs and creditors of Francis T. Finch deceased. Debts must be paid and claims presented in legally authenticated form to the court for settlement. Administratrix Susie M. Fuzen signs the notice.
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