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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
4
The Bnntelligencer is published every Thursday morning in Ames Story county Iowa by F and om C Conaway.
The Ames school census shows population growth with 1340 school aged youths, 69 males and 650 females, total 5 360 population. Non residents paid 1 771 33 in tuition. Mr F Pasley re elected secretary. plans include a cinder driveway and cement diagonal walks. 16 growing trees across four buildings.
The Ames celebration honors the college’s 50th anniversary drawing crowds, with notable speakers, campus events, and a push by the D. A. R. for early history material. Organizers like Chairman Bosworth receive praise for coordinating logistics, while preservation efforts by Dr. Cessna aim to archive letters, directories, weather records, and accounts from 1859 and 1909.
Mr. Sheldon managed a difficult interurban car move in Ames despite a delay in equipment. He faced managers’ promises not fulfilled and the late car arrival but sacrificed his own duties to focus on securing attention for Ames and its visitors during the operation. Fire crackers and safety concerns are noted in the injured fragment of the report.
Hol Graves held a key platform position on Saturday as the first white child born on the college farm the date noted as July on record.
A smooth looking man on a city Fourth of July car warned men to keep away from the ladies then used crowding to locate pocketbooks and money. When the car lurched the money vanished from an inside pocket.
Pine salve carbolized is advertised as effective for burns inflamed pores and healing. It also claims relief for cuts sores and bruises sold by C A Gamble.
A preservation note requests keeping a copy of The Intelli gencer for the centennial celebration. It highlights that the issue contains historical material not previously printed and should be kept for reference.
Pineules aid kidney liver and urinary complaints by removing salts and poisons from the blood. They act promptly and are sold by C. A. Gamble.
Professor Lawrence Hodson arrived Friday with students after visiting Utah mines to examine historic mining sites and related industry.
Advertises ManZan as effective for all types of piles reducing inflammation restoring circulation and aiding healing. Claims easy application via a tube with a small patent nozzle and notes sale by C. A. Gamble.
Harrie Mason and Floyd Campbell plan a Colorado trip to inspect the Garden of the Gods for the Mono club. A A Nordskog becomes fiscal agent for Story Boone and Marshall counties for United Wireless Telegraph and sells wireless stock at 1204 Kellogg Ave. editor Claude V Campbell at Jewell Record enjoyed the celebration with his parents and heard Judge Lees address. Electric light plant sale and vote set for Monday with reminders to vote.
An advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills as pleasant and easy to swallow. It emphasizes convenience and gentle relief for liver discomfort. The copy targets general readers seeking simple, effective treatment.
Elizabeth White of Boone found a pocketbook on the street containing money. She will return the property to the owner upon identification and proof of ownership.
An advertisement touts Lapative Cough Syrup as the simplest cure for coughs and colds. It claims to stop coughing and ease the cold by soothing discomfort and gently moving the bowels. Sold by local vendors.
Notice to contractors for erecting a schoolhouse in Story County Iowa Washington township District No 3. Bids accepted until 1 PM August 5 1909 at Judisch Bros drug store. Bid to lowest responsible bidder. Board may reject any bid. Ames Town July 7 1909 W W Beedle secretary.
State of Iowa Story County probate notice announces no will on file and a hearing set for July 7 1900 in District Court at Nevada to determine if the instrument is the decedent s last will and testament. Interested parties must appear and show cause if any. Witnessed by the District Court clerk on July 7 1900.
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