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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

8

National Corn Exposition offers piano prizes for lodge entries

Lodges clubs and women aid societies may enter the National Corn Exposition in Omaha December 9 19 for a chance at prizes including a baby grand piano valued at 600. Awards emphasize art depicting corn and grain with 60 points for the exhibit and 40 for corn and grain assortments. A 400 sheller is among the top prizes for club exhibits requiring five ten ear displays.

Omaha Niagara Falls China Buffalo

It Takes Two to Make a Quarrel in Society

Maud Roblinson notes that self control can prevent quarrels between couples and in social circles. A debutante story contrasts simple, well-dressed youth with overdressed peers, while a loyal friend who refuses gossip ends a circulating rumor.

Mrs. Wiseleigh Maud Roblinson

The Man Behind the Plow

A poem praising the yet unthanked civilian effort behind war and nation building. It contrasts military glory with the man behind the plow, whose labor underpins cities, industry, and global influence. The speaker argues future generations will overlook soldiers and credit the foundational worker.

Government to Spend 600000 on Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo

Seattle July 8 The United States allocates 600000 for Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition participation. The appropriation boosts the 1909 fair plan with nine buildings either finished or under construction. Architects draft Uncle Sam structures plus separate pavilions for Hawaii Alaska the Philippines and fisheries.

Seatle United States Uncle Sam Hawaii Alaska Philippines

Sheaves of Grain Wanted for Fairs and Expositions

Farmers are urged to save prize sheaves of oats and wheat for county state and interstate shows this fall. Bundles three inches in diameter help judges assess grain quality at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha. Iowa Duroc swine breeders have donated about $2,000 in premiums, distributing 72 hogs across Iowa for grain prize winners, with Nebraska breeders contributing additional hog prizes.

Omaha Iowa Webster County Neb Nebraska

Government Exhibit Funds Allocation

A total of 350000 will fund exhibits with 200000 assigned to Governments, 100000 to Alaska, 25000 to Hawaii, and 25000 to the Philippines.

Ing Governments Alaska Hawaii Philippines

Agricultural colleges appoint corn judges for fairs

Western state agricultural colleges announce expert corn judges who will tour county fairs and corn shows this fall to assess exhibits and advise growers on winning corn at the National Corn Exposition. Volunteer instructors will support many small shows, addressing prior judge shortages.

Agricultural Colleges

Wisconsin man praises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills

Bert Barber of Elton reports taking four doses of Kidney and Bladder Pills and seeing greater relief than with any other medicine. He continues use hoping for a perfect cure. Sold by C. A. Gamble.

Bert Barber Elton, Wis Mr. Barber DeWitt C. A. Gamble

Jealousy Revealed By Quiet Woman's Claim

A witty remark notes that a very jealous woman may deny jealousy with a sharp line while a calm woman reveals nothing by silence. The quote contrasts overt denial with silent restraint, illustrating perceptions of envy.

North Western Line offers continued convention travel rates

Low round trip rates on the North Western Line apply to Prohibition National Convention in Columbus Ohio from July 9 to 13 B Y T Fire Cleveland Ohio July 6 to 8 National Educational Association in Cleveland Ohio June 25 to July 1 G A R Encampment in Toledo Ohio August 27 to 30 and Knights of Pythias Conclave in Boston Massachusetts July 31 to August 3. For full particulars contact Chicago & North Western Ry agents.

North Western Columbus Ohio Cleveland National Educational Association Toledo Knights of Pythias Boston Mass Chicago & North Western Ry

Chamberlain’s Remedy Promises Savings and Relief

R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a severe 1902 diarrhoea and a 1907 attack. He credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief and says it would have saved a $100 doctors bill in 1902. Sold by C A Gamble.

Chamberlain R. N. Farrar Cat Island C. A. Gamble

Real Estate Transfers

John Raimer and wife transfer property to Malinda in a recorded real estate transaction. The deed lists Malinda as the new owner and clarifies the grantor grantee relationship. Document notes the transfer date and parcel details as filed.

John Raimer Malinda

Real estate transfers and sheriff sale notice in Story County

Summary of multiple property deals incl J A Campbell to H L and A H Munn for $1250 with 1-2 lots in Ames and Emma L Hansen to F J Graves for $1300 with 1-2 lots in Ames. J L Stevens to J E Hantley for $250 on a lot in Ames. Sheriff of Story County to D W Boyd for $1440 covering east 1-5 of section 1-2 in township 20 near Nevada.

Ballard Bigelows Ad Ames J A Campbell H L A H Munn Emma L Hansen and Husb F J Graves J L Stevens Et al J E Hantley P Ad Ames Sheriff of Story Co D W Boydston Nevada

Remedy Saves Child from Dysentery, Testimonial

William H. Stroling of Carbon Hill Alabama credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his four year old son during a severe dysentery attack after two doctors gave up. He urges use with castor oil per directions and notes it is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain William H. Stroling Carbon Hill Ala

Young man’s speed outpaces glory yet limits triumphs

A reflective note on effort and achievement, suggesting speed or talent alone cannot guarantee success. It emphasizes that moral effort and measured action define real progress, even if one remains distant from glory.

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