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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

8

Busy Januarys for Uncle Sam in Historic Battles

A compact chronology highlights January battles and events from 1815 New Orleans to 1907 Kingston quakes. It lists leaders, losses, and notable figures such as General Andrew Jackson, naval actions like Protector and San Gabriel, and births including Mrs. Mary Briley and Iowa figures born January 14.

England Portugal Mexico Confederacy Uncle Sam America Geenral Jackson New Orleans Great Britain Napoleon Jamaica Mississippi River Lake Borgne Jackson Pakenham Southwest Ghent U. S San Gabriel Springfield United States Galileo Eli Whitney Red Hill Carney’s Bridge Kingston William T. Sherman Harriet B. Stowe Charles E. Pickett Waterloo Bonaparte van Buren County Iowa Mary Briley Ontario

News ten years ago in Ames Happenings of January 12 1899

A digest of events from the January 12 1899 Intelligencer notes in Ames Story County. Dr S W Beyer found valuable clays suited for dry pressed brick. a Kelley meeting urged building a creamery. Maxwell post office became third class. birthday and anniversary events. political and civic notices. several Civil War battles and figures tied to dates in January. local figures like Kasson and Hamilton born in January are cited.

S. W. Beyer Story County Kelley Maxwell Wright Gilbert Marshall Baill Congress Stanton John Byrne Iowa San Francisco C. M. Proctor College of Osteopathy Ames Racine Katie Goble Smith Motor Line Boone Minnie Adams E. C. Potter Gus Seecing O. D. Freed South Main Street Davis

January Marriage Seals Union of Corlette and Bernard

Miss Bernice Corlette and Dr. Ransom Bernard wed at the Corlette home in Clarke Avenue with Rev. W. J. Minchin officiating. Attendants included Miss Inez West and Miss Dora Rice at the piano. Guests from Ames and surrounding towns attended. the couple plans to travel west before settling to practice.

H. B. Corlette Clarke Avenue Bernice Corlette Ransom Bernard Chicago Dora Rice W. J. Minchin Irene Barlow Des Moines Inez West Sumner Iowa Lyle Corlette Miss Barlow Clover Club Corlette H. H. Bernard Elkader Etta Harvey Pauline Potter Ruby Lynch Laura Thompson Melville Barlow Shaff Clinton LeRoy Corlette Oskaloosa Paine Algona J. T. Lang Rolfe Jennie Corkindale Odebolt Ames Iowa State College Miss Corlette Bernard University of Wisconsin Rush Medical College Mrs. Bernard West

Fifteen Years Ago in Ames Intelligencer

Clippings recall events from January 1894 including Charles John Confare and Florence Confare wedding December 26 at Maxwell and the twenty sixth anniversary of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Confare. Also notes visits, funerals, society events, and local character W H Grove.

Charles John Florence Confare Maxwell Benjamin Confare College Hattie Lucas Ames Nettie Des Moines Washington, D. C J. J. Grove Waynesburg H. L. Carrell Andrew Scott Mr. Hester New England R. Sheeney W. H. Grove

The Yankee Doodle Boy at the Armory

The musical play by Powell and Cohan forces constant laughter for two hours and thirty minutes. It will be shown at the Armory on Friday January 8.

Saying Anger Hurts Longevity More Than Hard Work

A concise reflection warns that five minutes of anger shortens life more than a week of hard labor. The admonition stresses temperance and steady effort over explosive emotion.

Miss Lora Orland and Harry Wiese Wed in Chicago

Miss Lora M. Orland and Harry J. Wiese of Boone were married in Chicago at the Grand Pacific hotel. They returned to Ames then Boone, where they will reside. Miss Orland was longtime chief operator at Mutual Telephone and Mr. Wiese works as a Northwestern railroad conductor.

Lora M. Orland Harry J. Wiese Boone Chicago Grand Pacific Ames Miss Orland Mutual Telephone Office Wiese Northwestern Railroad Mrs. Wiese

Yankee Doodle Boy production at the Armory

Powell and Cohan present a strong vocal musical at the Armory. Each principal is a soloist delivering a singing display of merit. Ten new songs replace last season’s music in a notable production kept intact from last year. One of the season’s most enjoyable evenings awaits next Friday.

Powell and Cohan Armory

Night's the Time to Spoon Song Published

Lynn F. Cowan known as Babe in Ames, a drum major and civil engineering student, composed the new song Night's the Time to Spoon. The 1909 copyright is held by publishers, with words by Grace Tinsley of Ames. Cowan wrote the music at Clear Lake last summer and is cousin to soprano Elsie Lincoln of Des Moines.

Lynn F. Cowan Ames Babe Cowan Elsie Lincoln Des Moines Grace Tinsley Clear Lake

Des Moines Tribune Offers Subscriptions at One Dollar

The Des Moines Best Evening paper The Tribune announces a limited offer to new readers to receive delivery through January 4, 1909 for one dollar. Subscriptions may be arranged with the publisher of the Intelligencer.

Des Moines the Tribune Intelligencer

Death of pioneer Nelson Taylor at age 92

Nelson Taylor of Ames Iowa born December 17 1816 in Wyalusing Pennsylvania died January 4 1909 at his home aged 92 years 18 days He was a devoted Christian and long time choir leader with deep ties to New England and Illinois communities His funeral was held at the Congregational church with Rev Minchin and Rev Johnson officiating.

Nelson Taylor Wyalusing Bradford County Pennsylvania Ames Iowa Nathan Anna Ross Taylor Connecticut Nelson Adaline Kansas Taylor Maryall Bedford County Martha Fletcher Byron F. Taylor Hastings Mich Charles E Gertrude Russell Milledepeville Illinois Egbert Elbert Martha Taylor Lovina Wills Royal Taylor Ottumwa Nettie Whitinger Fay Taylor Lovina Taylor Presbyterian Church Congregational Church le Raysville Carroll County Father Taylor New England America New Haven Abraham ‘Taylor Washington Perrin Ross Gen. Ross Wyoming California Wood Buena Vista Minchin Johnson

Ames youth Buell Tilden dies after illness

Buell Tilden born in Ames on April 25 1888 dies December 30 1908 at his parents home on Douglass Ave after a three week typhoid fever. He was a freshman at Iowa State College and pledged to Beta Sigma Pi. A large Congregational church audience heard Rev William J Minehin conduct services. Interment followed in the city cemetery.

Buell Tilden Ames Douglass Ave Iowa State College Beta Sheta Pi L. G. Tilden Congregational Church William J. Minehin

Milford and Grant News Roundup

Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Moses visited Webster City and met Edd Cooper and his wife of Mitchell 8 D. The Cooper family plans spring Montana homesteads. Fred Porter visited Roland and the Gaards. their son has been ill. Mrs. Gaard known as Della Moses from Milford. Ernest Tripp will quit farming, hold a public sale this month, then move near the I C and operate a boarding house with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amesbury.

C. N. Moses Webster City Edd Cooper Grant Mitchell Cooper Montana Fred Porter Roland O. A. Gaard Gaard Della Moses Milford Ernest Tripp I. C Harry Amesbury

Children depart for new home in Okemah Oklo

Saturday morning a group of children left for their new home at Okemah Oklo. Numerous friends wish them well as they begin this move. Local residents, including Mrs John Moses and daughter Maude of Cedarville, visit relatives at the C N Moses and Fred Porte homes amid prior illnesses.

Okemah Oklo John Moses Maude Cedarville, Ill Visi C. N. Moses Fred Porte

The Yankee Doodle Boy at Armory Opera House

The musical comedy promises rare humorous entertainment by Ell and Cohan. The Armory Opera House venue hosts the performance amid gleeful anticipation from audiences seeking lighthearted amusement.

Public Auction at Farm Near Colfax Township

Howard Lund sells farm goods at residence near Colfax seven miles west of Ames, eleven miles east of Boone. Auction includes thirty head of livestock, farming machinery, hay, chickens, and more with terms cash under five dollars and notes for larger sums. Free lunch midday. Auctioneer Posegate. Clerk Sheldon.

Colfax Township Ames Boone Kelley Napier R Island Rock Island Howard Lund EB. F Posegate B. J. Sheldon

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Admiral Duff John B. Gordon Joseph Story Supreme Court T. E. Alderman Nevada George W. Dunham Manchester The Arkansas Post Scottsboro Hartsville Julien Dubuque Dubuque Canada Hatteras Ala Beverly W. Va John A. Kasson Burlington Lincoln McKlnley Alexander Hamilton the Treasury Nevis West Indies Aaron Burr Daniel McCarthy Bernard Corlette San Blas John Hancock Quincy Mass Henry Clay Fort Fisher Manila the Intelligencer the Yankee Doodle Boy Wiese-Orland Babe Sowan Miss Tinsley Inghams Semmons Dry Goods Store Milford and Grant Clark Mansfield Til J. W. Bateman J. F. Warren Herbert Hardy Alvin Banks Orlando van Patter Charles W. H. Mills F. Hardcastle Ell and Cohan Perse Armory Opera House
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