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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
7
Notice states the Independent School District of Ames Iowa will receive bids for about 500 tons of lump coal delivered to school building bins for the coming winter. The board may reject all bids. Send bids before Thursday August 1 to C H Pasley Secretary Board of Education 1512.
The question asks about the duration a telephone trust can support two phones. Without context, the item appears speculative. no concrete facts, dates, or named entities are given to form a proper article card.
A Gilbert community group, the Thimble Club, formed by Adelaide Shearer and others, aims to raise funds for a cemetery walk with a goal to pay half the contract price. They plan an ice cream social on July 16 and invite all women to join, supporting multiple local families and community events. Inquiries and visits from residents fill a busy social calendar.
Mr. Roy Shearer, recently on the road as a traveling salesman, has taken a wife. Mr. and Mrs. Shearer will be at Gilbert over Sunday. The marriage announcement will surprise the people of Gilbert.
A village teacher receives a note from a pupil’s ambitious mother objecting to fizzology topics. She demands better grammar from her children and asks to take them home before the fizzology class begins, deeming the subject improper.
The Jewell Record lauds Dr Crissman address in Story City as a classic patriotism piece. Rev Crissman Ames delivers main July 4 speech, replacing Dr Storms, before about 1500 listeners. He traces origins of American liberty to Protestant settlers and notes many signers of the Declaration were college graduates.
Quote contrasts fear and bravado with a New York World line about a man bird seeking fuel and others mocking. It pairs with a second line about a boy drawn to long life despite fear of a firecracker.
Des Moines prepares for a major visit by Ringling Brothers Circus with 200 plus performers including 100 acts and 200 elephants. The parade showcases a million-dollar, three-mile long procession built in European workshops, featuring Darwin the missing link and Jennie the elephant. Attendance driven by cheap rail rates.
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