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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
2
Governorhip a Promotion in Senate to Governorship
Major Lacey argues in Mitchellville that senators frequently resign to become governors, calling it a promotion. He notes how governors are revered in Washington, with former governors often called governors in the senate. He compares terms of Gummins and others to show governorship as a stepping stone for ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Lacey
Mitchellville
United States
Senate
Washington
John H. Gear
L. M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Gummins
Cedar Falls shines under Jarnagin’s Cedar Ills Record
The Cedar Ills Record under J. W. Jarnagin praises Cedar Falls growth driven by water power and the State Normal school. It notes First National Bank deposits of 599000 and Citizens Savings 680000, highlights banker origins, and mentions Charley Wise born in Germany and O H Leonard’s farming background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jarnagin
Cedar
Cedar Falls
Leonard
Palmer vs Garst in Nevada race row over county stealing claims
The Nevada Representative excludes Warren Garst from gubernatorial eligibles alleging involvement in a county theft tied to Jasper Wapello and Dallas counties. Abe Funk stood by while Garst allegedly stole. Col. Palmer is praised for upright conduct and independence from the alleged crime, urging belief Palmer shares the same clean character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Warren Garst
Jasper
Wapello
Dallas
Abe Funk
Garst
Col. Palmer
Funk
State Committee
Social Set Gathers for Fourth Across Nearby Towns
Miss Lulu Semore and Miss Effie Sutter visit in town during the Fourth with friends. Mrs. A H Drake of Des Moines spends several days in Kelley with relatives. Mr Drake joins for a few days. Mr. and Mrs J A Tanner and children mark the Fourth with her Boone and Tanner families. Ray Philips returns from Colorado after months away. Grace Stotts of Boone stays with sister Mrs R F Hutchison. Ernest and Grove Foster visit Laurens for the Fourth and a short visit with cousin Lee Gettrell. Mr Penfield of Des Moines and family visit W F Penfield and E J Penfield. Mr and Mrs Fread host Des Moines kin last week. Mrs M A Egelston returns from Ames. Dr Carl Lytle and wife of Chelsea visit the parental home briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Semore
Jewell
Effie Sutter
A. H. Drake
Des Moines
Kelley
Mr. Drake
J. A. Tanner
Boone
Tanner
Ray Philips
Colorado
Grace Stotts
R. F. Hutchison
Ernest
Grove Foster
Laurens
Lee Gettrell
Mr. Penfield
Ww. F. Penfield
E. J. Penfield
Milford
Grant
Iome
Roland
Bert Wing
Ames
H. B. Erb
W. H. Mills
Grandma Mills
Susan Evans
Iowa
L. H. Smith
Grandma Evans
J. F. Warren
Loughran Machine Company
M. A. Lyon
Geo. O'Brien
George Armstrong
Jordan Ballard
Shipley
Claude Spring
Baby
Parental Spring
H. B. Kelly
J. B. White
Presbyterian Church
Highland Park
Elkhart
Maxwell Boys
Peargow
Southwick
Battery
Geo. Hardenbrook
Jennie Merrill
Neola
Frank Hardenbrook
Council Bluffs
Osborne
Hardenbrook
Roy Brokaw
Jesse Wood
Brokaw
Marion Finne
R. J. Belt
Fern
Emily Watkins
Edna Olinger
Ethel Olinger
John Olinger
Mae Smith
Cambridge
Milan Warner
Ester Bowen
Methodist Hospital
Jesse Bowen
Leon Sabo
Ralph Cooper
O. A. Parker
Collins
Anna Bowen
Webster City
Gordon Bullard
Rufus Bullard
Alice
Estellene Gibson
Drake
Har
Gordon
John Ray
Fred Ray
East of
Nevada
W. T. John
Clara Hall
Hall
Boz
Glenn Shope
Tama
Price Shope
California
Our City
Dave
Frank
Ernest Kurtz
Maxwell
N. V. Smith
Mr. Kurtz
Tennant
Margarie Stokka
Elmore
Minn
Edwell
Henry Cole
Garden City
Wm. Adams
New York City
Oscar Thompson
Chicago
J. N. Sandren
Salem
Luther League
Orville Schlanbasch
E. Rice
Earl
Ione
Canton
Minnesota
Grace Card
Sara Hegland
Grinnell
H. RB. Sheldahl
O. M. Grove
Farmer's Savings Bank
J. A. Christian
Minerva
Emily Sheldahl
O. B. Sheldahl
Marshalltown
Eric R. Sheldahl
Osiem
H. ©. Sheldahl
Geo. Dorman
Inglebrit Kgland
Severt Duen
Ruthton
Abel Tweet
Minneapolis
Evelyn Logan
Helga Kvalem
Myrtle Duea
Ellsworth
Laters Diamond
Fourth of July Picnic Draws Wide Local Attendance
The Milford and Grant communities marked Independence Day with picnics at Bert Wing’s grove near Ames and gatherings across nearby towns. Local families hosted visitors, while the day featured a Presbyterian address by Rev. J. B. White and a Highland Park versus Elkhart ball game.
Orangemen's Day Observances Across Iowa Towns
Tomorrow July 12 marks Orange Day with limited public events in Ames and minimal lodge presence in Iowa. Celebrations of the Boyne victory and 1690 events occur in Moline Illinois and Poweshiek and Delaware counties. Private gatherings led by Will H Norris John L Bleakly and Samuel Bailey noted. Supreme Judge Horace E Deemer and his wife wed on Orangemen's Day 1882. bride wore orange blossoms and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
North Ireland
Iowa
Prince William
Moline
Ils
Poweshiek
Delaware
Will H. Norris
Manchester
John L. Bleakly
Ida Grove
Samuel Bailey
Mount
Tillman at Des Moines Chautauqua Denounces Black Equality
At the Des Moines Chautauqua on Sunday Ben Tillman told a white audience that the Negro was not the white man's equal in any respect. The papers report Tillman was at his best, which means he did his worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tillman
Des Moines Chautauqua
Tillman
92nd anniversary of Napoleon’s surrender noted
The surrender's 92nd anniversary is marked but the attorney general's department in Washington led by Charles J. Bonaparte is unlikely to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
West railroad managers in Chicago passenger rate folly
It is hoped railroad managers in the western United States are not playing a game of pop corn business amid the Chicago passenger rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Chicago
Ames Plans Semi-centennial Fourth Celebration
The town recalls its 1859 founding event when the Iowa Agricultural College settled in Ames and notes a 1909 plan to observe July 4 on Saturday and Monday since July 4 falls on Sunday, with a possible dedication of a new government building beside the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Agriculural College
Tom C. Platt of New York Turns 74 Next Monday
Tom C. Platt of New York will be 74 years old next Monday. The notice records a birthday milestone for the individual with no additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Platt
New York
The King drag on Onon Daga Street
The article states that a king drag is needed on Onon Daga street. It notes no further actions or dates and provides limited context beyond the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Street
No Soap Like Pucks Soap Ad Improves Household Cleaning
An advertisement promotes Pucks soap as the best all purpose cleaner for grease ink and berry stains. It claims Pucks is the original Mechanic's Soap sold by first class grocers and warns there are many imitations but the original remains best.
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