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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1910

Page

8

Ames Moves Against Immoral Burlesque Shows

The Des Moines Tribune notes a community stance against burlesque performances arguing they foster vice. Mayor and marshal vow to block traveling shows, urging reputable acts and closer community scrutiny of entertainment. E L Doggett exhibits seven birds and wins prizes at the Ames Poultry Show with Ed's Reds coloring well.

Des Moines Tribune Ames Armory E. L. Doggett Ames Poultry Hanson Rhode Island Red Club of America

City leaders silence vulgar Broadway act Black Crook

Citizens across Ames applaud Mayor Tilden and Marshall Thompson for suppressing indecent portions of the Black Crook show Tuesday night. The episode prompts calls that the entire production could have been stopped to uphold public decency.

Ames Mayor Tilden Marshall Thompson

Col McCarthy Joins Sled Ride at 77 for Landmark Search

Colonel McCarthy celebrated his seventy seventh birthday by driving a sled to the Boone county line to seek 1854 landmarks. Snow covered fences and fields made the countryside resemble Story county when he arrived. Later he ran a solo foot race and rode a hand sled downhill to prove age is only imagination.

Colonel McCarthy Col Daniel McCarthy Boone County McCarthy Story County

Prominent Patent Remedies Sold by C. A. Gamble

The text advertises Rings Little Liver Pills as effective and pleasant to take with gentle action. Pinesalve Carbolized is promoted for burns, cuts and bruises and available at this location through C. A. Gamble.

C. A. Gamble

Post Office Examination Set For Ames January 26

United States Civil Service Commission announces an Ames Iowa exam for clerk and carrier posts in the Post Office Service on January 26. Promotion rules, age and health requirements, and eligibility standards are outlined with pay grades from first to sixth and various duties, including auxiliary and substitute roles. Floyd M. Williams at the Ames post office handles applications and instructions.

United Stated Civil Service Commission Ames Iowa Post Office Service Post Office Department United States Postoffice Department Commission Postoffice Service Post Office Floyd M. Williams Postoffice

Paving for Ames Is Now Assured Public Notice

Public notice announces a City of Ames plan to pave several streets with creosoted wood block, detailing streets Onondaga Duff Douglas Kellogg and related rights of way. It outlines assessment rules, council hearing on February 21 1910, and publication in Ames Times.

Onondaga Street Carroll Ave Grand Avenue Duff Avenue Story Street Douglass Avenue Kellogg Avenue Ames Iowa Council Chamber Carroll Avenue Interurban Railway Company Ames Times and Intelligencer Towa A. B. Maxwell

Remedy Mix Promoted For Colds And Coughs

A home remedy claims to break up a cold in twenty four hours and cure any curable cough. The recipe combines glycerine two ounces, virgin oil of pine half an ounce, and eight ounces of pure whisky, mixed in a large bottle. The Virgin Oil of Pine compound is sold by Leach Chemical Co. in Cincinnati.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

Personal notes from Ames Short Course attendees

Don Berry of Indianola son of Senator Berry visits Ames for the Short Course and weighs a return to newspapers for agricultural journalism. Several Webster family members and local residents attend events, illness, or travel, with updates on schooling, charity, and social visits around 625 State street and Des Moines to Hartford and Boston connections.

Don Berry Indianola Senator Berry Berry Register and Leader Ames Bertha Sloan St. Louis Exposition Howard Whitney The Register Des Moines Whitney Indianola College Board of Education of Daisy Brown Bible School of Pedagogy Hartford John Wright New York City Mabel Millard Webster City Hilda Johnson Florence Jensen A. A. Quint Chicago I. 8 C. BE. Bartholomew Chester Critchett Drake Glee Club Werrick George Farrell Ankeny Snook College Street Rex Kendall Burlington State Street C. W. Dudgeon Mendota Illinois Rebekahs Tinsley Clutter What Cheer Iowa Raymond Alm Ogden Fred Alm R. T. Jeffrey Niles Bedford Henry Westerman Douglas Avenue Ann Sheehey Bray Miss Bray Spencer Duncan Frank Perry Linden

Zemo agency announced for eczema and skin cures

Joel B. Cagwin announces securing the agency for Zemo a remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases Zemo described as a clean external liquid giving instant relief and proof of cures offered samples requested Iowa is noted to have 30 000 000 acres of improved land

Joel B. Cagwin Zemo Gagwin Iowa

Farms Valued At Two Thousand Dollars On Average

A historical note states that lown farms are worth on average two thousand dollars, indicating typical property values in the period.

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