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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

3

Want Column Promises Rooms and Houses Here

Readers are urged to use the In telligencer want column to declare their desire for a room or a house. The notice highlights the service as a simple way to reach potential helpers and match seekers with available accommodations.

Iowa publicity bureau meeting set for January in Des Moines

Des Moines January 10 event outlining a two day joint meeting of the Iowa Associated Dailies Iowa Weekly Newspaper Publishers and related groups at the Chamberlain hotel. Program includes speeches on cash in advance plans advertising policies and needs of Iowa with officials and publishers participating followed by organization of publishers and a joint session to promote a state publicity bureau and extension work.

Des Moines Iowa Associated Dailies Iowa Weekly New Paper Publishers Iowa League of Commercial Clubs Des Moines Airmen’s Club Chamberlain Hotel Iowa George Welsh Minnnesota Don Seitz New York World Woodworth Club Greater Davenport Carroll Ad Men Commercial Club E. P. Adler Davenport John C. Kelly Sioux City Lafe Young, Jr Victor E. Bender Springfield Louis Murphy Dubuque W. B. Southwell W. F. Parrott Waterloo George Stivers Burlington

Direct Vote Wins Borah to Prepare Report

Senate judiciary committee deadlocks 8 to 8 but approves reporting the sub committee's amendment proposal for direct popular election of U S senators. Borah to draft the report. Three senators oppose the amendments. debate centers on whether states or Congress control electors.

Washington Senate Committee On the Judiciary United States Borah Depew Nelson Dillingham Congress Senate Friends of Popula House

Mortgage Recorded for 1.4 Million in Iowa Traction Plan

A 1,400,000 mortgage was filed by Omaha and Western Iowa Traction Company to International Trust Company at 6 percent for twenty years. The interurban line aimed to connect Omaha and Sioux City via Council Bluffs with Harrison county on potential routes, including Logan Magnolia Beebe townships.

Council Bluffs Beebetown Logan Magnolia W. F. Cherry Princeton Omaha & Western Iowa Traction Company

Banks slide into canal during Panama work

Congressman Scott Ferris returns from Panama and reports landslides into the Culebra cut challenge engineers. He says a restraining wall cannot be built and Col Goethals agrees the method is to keep removing slides with steam shovels until the bank slope halts further slides.

New York Scott Ferris Oklahoma Panama Canal Ferris Culebra Goethals

Fire Ravages Merritt Barn Killing Several Horses

A late night fire at C. W. Merritt’s farm destroyed the barn and its contents including several valuable horses. Firefighters and neighbors saved a few horses, cattle, and two buggies. Loss estimated between seven and eight thousand dollars.

C. W. Merritt

Rebels Seize Four Towns in Honduras Coastline

A Guatemalan special report from Port Barrios says Manuel Bonilla’s revolutionary forces captured Cape Trumio, Bishop's Point, Micas Lagoon, and Tela after seizing all bay islands. A Hornet convoy supported troops en route to the mainland as Telas fell with little resistance. Davila officials have joined the revolt.

New Orleans Port Barrios Guatemala Honduras Bay Islands Cape Trumio Bishop’s Point Micas Lagoon Tela Hornet Tels Manuel Bonilla Bay Island Davila

Monument to Iowa pioneer Mrs. Henry Lott planned

Fort Dodge reports committees in Webster and Hamilton counties will erect a monument on Mrs. Henry Lott's grave next summer. Lott, who arrived in Webster county in the late 1840s, died after an Indian attack on her home while her husband was away.

Fort Dodge Webster Hamilton Henry Lott Iowa

Churches pledge millions for hospital fund drive

A church dinner raised 100000 of the 400000 local pledge to back a Christian church hospital project. The plan requires each denomination to raise an equal amount with access open to all, ensuring one third of hospital beds remain free for any denomination.

Christian Church

ZEMO Skin Treatment Promoted by Cagwin Drug Store

Cagwin Drug Store advertises ZEMO for skin affections with a money back offer if customers are not satisfied. It promotes ZEMO as a clear liquid for external use and notes its claimed efficacy against eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions for all ages. Heating the Orchards mentions orchard heaters trial and Royer orchard in Council Bluffs. Johnson Yardmaster at Boone referenced with move. Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson relocate with new railway yardmaster role.

Cagwin Drug Store Zemo Royer Council Bluffs

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W. H. Poole Kelly’s Burley & Stevens Canier Bros. & Herman Grundy County Frank B. Spence Ames Lowa Stewart Cable Louick Berger Houser Farmers’ Institute A “Iy Vom - Finkot A W Publicity Bureau Des Moines Act Enate Committee Judiciary Marshalltown Marshall Ogan Benjamin Nichols Ottumwa James W. Pickler Electrical Ames Engineering Company Eastein Street Jlo Harry Bell Universal Bell Telephone System Iowa Telephone Co Des Motairs Holdredge & Campbell THE Ames Intelligencer W. P. McDonald Ruth Willie Roy Mitchellville McDonaid
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