Scott's Emulsion Ad Copy from New York Firm
Advertisement for Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street in New York promoting Scott's Emulsion product line.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
3
Advertisement for Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street in New York promoting Scott's Emulsion product line.
Des Moines reports the Iowa Medical Society backing a state hospital for patients in the advanced stage of tuberculosis. Meeting in the Chamberlain hotel, Dr. J. W. Kime of Fort Dodge urged the facility to protect public health as contagion peaks in late disease. The council approved and plan to push before the May state society sessions.
Fairfield Iowa January 26 George Cummins was killed when he fell from a hay load as the team ran away Roy Whitman was thrown from the load with serious bruises and injuries both men were from the area and the accident occurred near Fairfield
An old remedy named Bees Laxative Cough Syrup claims to be non opiate and non narcotic. It is described as a gentle laxative that clears the system and soothes throat irritation to stop coughing. Sold by Cc A Gamble.
Humboldt Iowa January 26 report says a hay famine looms as snow and cold shrink supplies. Wild hay rises to 10 to 12 dollars a ton and timothy to 12 to 16 dollars, possibly higher before spring. Farmers face forced early sale of cattle and sheep as feeding ground and corn feeds shrink, likely lifting meat prices.
A Chicago and Northwestern overland passenger train No 1 derailed at Maple River four miles west of Carroll Iowa while traveling thirty mph. The five sleepers a diner and baggage car left the track but no injuries were reported though a rail pierced a sleeper floor. Investigators suspect a broken track under the tender caused the wreck.
In Lake Park Louisiana on January 26 the Western Electric and Midland companies clash as a town fight splits local business leaders. Western Electric faces an injunction preventing further work.
Rev. John H. Hector a colored lecturer sent by the Prohibition state committee to speak on temperance was refused lodging at the local Y M C A and all hotels in Boone Iowa. Mayor C L Wilder intervened and housed him overnight at his home.
Johnson County Iowa City Jan 26 reports that during the last year the county paid out 802.25 in bounties for gophers and ground hogs. A decline in past payments suggests the animals may be nearing extinction.
Miss Helen Martin remains unconscious after a January 18 coasting accident in Keosauqua with grave doubts on her recovery. The other four injured girls are improving.
Charles H. West files suit in Van Buren county district court against Frank Enceley both prominent Harrisburg township farmers for alienating his wife’s affections.
Iowa City with leading college psychologists to meet March 25 and 26 to form a state organization.
Fenton Iowa, January 26. A town celebration marked the arrival of a carload of coal the first delivery in several weeks. Residents gathered to welcome the shipment as winter hardships ease.
Iowa Central orders grant a right of way for a northbound freight corridor prioritizing non merchandise movements. The notice specifies preference over other freight unless items are classified as merchandise.
The Ballinger Pinchot inquiry starts with L. R. Glavis testifying while John E. Ballaine of Seattle offers 60 cents a ton royalty for 5,000 acres of Alaska coal lands. He claims government revenue could reach 2 million dollars per 100 acres and hints at a lobby to guarantee railroad projects in Alaska with 10 dollars per acre land grants.
Officials of the postoffice department estimate rural carriers collect 300,000,000 one cent stamps annually from letter boxes to prepay mail. Due to widespread complaints, postmasters at rural delivery offices were instructed that the practice will be discontinued after February 15.
LaSalle Illinois January 26 After state mine inspectors inspection it announced that the St Paul mine at Cherry will probably be opened on Monday to recover the 210 bodies remaining from last fall's disastrous fire.
Dalhart Texas January reports Mrs Josie Pettis owns a farm near Dalhart where a recent bolt of lightning struck the mountainside uncovering a crude oil spring. The site now produces about 200 barrels daily.
Celeste Marie Lemoyne, daughter of Charles Tucker, may become sole heir to over $50,000 in his estate. Tucker and Miss Pivira Bunkelman were found slain in a Seattle hotel apartment on Friday.
The state case against Henry Marley and all other criminal matters are postponed to the March term as the Soldier river drainage suit moves forward. The plan calls for about 100000 dollars to dig a channel to divert the Soldier river and possibly 60000 more for damages from the railroad, aiming to reclaim 29000 to 33000 acres of swamp and overflowed land. The project would divert the river from the hills to Dry Lake and into the Missouri river, after past engineer recommendations have been rejected by officials and courts for seven years.
Mason City on January 26 shows the Associated Charities abandoning Billy Sunday’s plea for subscriptions and planning a charity ball to cover a financial deficit. The effort follows a failed appeal to church supporters two weeks earlier. The Dubuque note reports Judge Fred O'Donnell named chair of an executive committee for the 100th anniversary death celebration of Julian Dubuque on March 24.
An observer notes that resolutions not yet formed endure in memory longer. The piece reflects on how unfinished decisions leave a lasting impression.
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