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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
2
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Dr. Copestake recalls Edin burgh leaders who serve city needs while managing great businesses. He contrasts Edinburgh’s public spirit with American graft worries and urges patient growth in municipal ownership of utilities.
The Alta Advertiser urges rural mail route patrons to clear snow from boxes after storms and not drop pennies inside. Carriers lose time stopping to collect pennies. doing so thwarts timely mail service. Each carrier also carries stamp books costing one cent, and bad roads make routes harder.
Nevada Representative notes the Iowa Central railroad issued an in state advertising contract for the coming year. Other roads hesitate, unsure how ICC ruling will affect advertising. Iowa Central insists on advertising and will provide intrastate transportation for that purpose.
The Boone News-Republican reports Senator Ericson supports a direct statewide primary across parties on a single date and place to prevent fraud. He rejects partial measures and favors referendums by voters, while supporting state political conventions to ratify actions.
Henry Cunning of Clinton, a veteran railroad conductor, has been appointed inspector for the freight division. The new system earns praise from business men and has improved the delivery of freight shipments since its inauguration.
In Ames an unnamed couple wed without a license, possibly from Story City, while locals remark on the town's pretensions. A farmer and wife lacked scales to weigh a pig, balancing a board by sitting on its ends. when they swapped seats the pig’s weight balances again.
Mr William Marshall of Ontario Canada has been visiting Ames the past week. He says the climate along the St Lawrence river is too cold for him and he plans to return to Ames.
Advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims early use prevents attacks and asserts no opium or harmful drugs with dosing safe for babies and adults. Sold by Longheran Bauer and Joel C. Cagwin.
In Story County Iowa the District Court announces there is a written instrument claimed as the last will of George, late of the county. A hearing is set for January 12 1907, at the District Court to prove or disprove the will. All interested persons must appear and show cause if the instrument is not the true last will. Witness the Clerk of the District Court on December 12 1906.
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