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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
The Intelligencer announces its Ames Story county Iowa publication schedule and subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
M L Tesdall of Nevada announces renomination campaign for county recorder in Story County in the upcoming Republican primary, dated January 6 1910.
John Wesley Bateman voices anger over the C and N W railroad stock yard in Ames delaying shipments to Chicago. He vows to switch routes and suppliers, citing harsh conditions, lack of shelter, and poor price quotes as he lingers over steers kept in frigid pens.
Tickets for the Williams lecture are available at Groves Grocery and Holmes Music Store. The notice lists the outlets where the public can purchase in advance. Purchase options include the Groves location and the Holmes Music storefront.
Celebrated traveler and lecturer presents an illustrated lecture with Roosevelt as the hunting figure. January 29 marks the first number of a spring term college course. Single admission is 0c with season tickets for the full course at $1.00.
Bible School at 10 a m E 8 Owen Supt preaching and communion at 11 a m. The service aims to enlist young men and women into the ministry. No evening service due to union meeting at the College.
The First Congregational Church led by Minister William J. Minchin will hold a morning service at 10 45 with the subject The New Teaching of Jesus. No evening service. churches unite for a mass meeting at the Agricultural Assembly under YMCA auspices.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by minister George J. Crissman holds morning communion at 10 45 using individual cups. No evening service. The church unites with the Y M C A for a mass meeting at the Agricultural hall.
A centennial service for the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Gilbert will be held at the church on Thursday February 3. Rev. P W Bishop invites friends of the denomination loyal to the flag during the rebellion to unite in the service.
St Johns Episcopal Church announces evening prayer and sermon each Sunday at 4 p m led by Rector J Shutt. Holy Communion observed on the first Sunday of each month.
Christian Science services will be held at Smiths Hall Sunday at 10 45 a m with the subject Truth.
The Boone News-Republican notes Bishop William Quaile, a Methodist divine once criticized by Dr. Emory Miller, will lecture in Boone this Saturday for the Epworth League. The paper defends his topics as nonsectarian and urges readers not to fear disruption or shock from his talk on religion and temperance.
The St. Cecilia's church Winter Festival opens next Tuesday at the Armory. Each evening features a program plus amusements, a country store, fish pond, refreshment and fakir stand, with supper served midweek. A $50 diamond ring awaits the most popular young lady by penny ballots. Door prizes, booths, and guessing contests replace raffles, hoping for larger crowds than ever.
A neighborly vigil gathers around the sick bed as a man contracts a slight cold that proves fatal, leaving the community to reflect on his sudden death.
The tenth annual Farmers Creamery meeting will be held next Saturday at one o'clock in the rooms above the creamery. Stockholders and interested farmers are urged to attend. The piece notes a record high butter fat price of 40 cents in December 1909, above the usual 34 cents, and mentions the manager James Lake with three decades in the business.
An old advertisement advises breaking a cold in 24 hours and curing a cough by mixing two ounces glycerine half an ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound and eight ounces pure Whisky. Take a teaspoonful every four hours and purchase ingredients at any drug store.
The article notes three months of steady training ahead after a season of achievements. It hints that Jack has several standout stars ready to emerge but does not specify names or exact outcomes. The piece suggests anticipation of improved performance without detailing concrete results.
Mr. Frank Linebaugh visited Keo on business. Dairy butter sold Saturdays at Benson cash grocery. Lecture on Grace and Grit at Christian church Tuesday evening January 25. Fred Harris Ex 11 returns to school to graduate with class of 13. Bauge & Alm rubbers advertised for health and footwear. Rev P W Bishop and son visited Masonic brethren. Perry's holds semi annual 10 cent granite ware sale Friday to Monday. New piano at high school. old one given to Miss Showmaker's room. H M Benson reports creamery butter supply on Saturdays. Fred Reinsch of Gilbert area paralyzed after returning from a sale. Caution about wet feet and Bauge & Alm rubbers.
Hansen Bergen will enter James Milliken University next term with his brother Dean and sister Marie. The note mentions a local lecture by Rev. H. D. Williams on Grace and Grit, and a church supper program at St. Cecilia's Armory. The rest lists ads and brief notes from Ames.
The Denver special leaves Chicago daily at 6 00 P M for Denver arriving next evening on the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line. The Overland Limited to California departs Chicago at 7 00 P M for first class Sleeping Car passengers. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Direct connections for southern California via San Joaquin Valley or Coast Line. Through service Chicago to Seattle. Pullman cars depart Chicago at 10 00 P M on the Oregon Washington Limited via Portland and the O W W R K. Apply to North Western Line ticket agents for details. The Mahara Brothers are noted as a familiar theatre name.
Harsh laxatives should be avoided as temporary fixes that weaken the body. Rexall Orderlies are promoted as a safe, non irritating treatment with a guaranteed refund if unsatisfactory. Sold at The Renail Store by Loughran & Bauer Drug Co.
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