Corn Crop Progress Better Than Expected
Corn crop has progressed under favorable conditions. Yield is below average but quality is fine.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
2
Corn crop has progressed under favorable conditions. Yield is below average but quality is fine.
Des Moines reports describe the week's weather aiding haying and corn by now laid by. Rainfall was light in most areas, with heavier showers in northwest regions improving crop conditions. Reported crop statuses include corn growth, small grains ripening, winter wheat in shock, and pasture needs for rain.
The Daily Register and Leader will be mailed to you through election day. Subscriptions are $1.00 daily with $1.50 for the daily plus Sunday issue. The publisher invites postmasters, rural carriers, and news dealers to distribute. The paper promises fair impartial state convention and general election coverage for Iowa readers.
A reader recounts years of laborious cleaning with brick and powders. She discovers Old Dutch Cleanser and tests it on kitchen utensils, woodwork, floors, tiling, and the bathroom. It cleans quickly and easily, exceeding prior results.
Real estate transfers include Mary W Harriman and C G to E T Adams for NW and SW shares in NW SW 35 84 24 valued at 1750. J Jacobs and wife to David B Shirk 4100 for lot 18 Athletic Park Ames. David B Shirk to J Jacobs 550 for lot 6 block 3 Lee Littles Ames. Arvid F Alm and wife to F W Alm 1200 for lot 11 block 7 Black's 3 Ames. E O Stillman to George Hoffman 100 for lot 22 Parker's Ames.
Teething children suffer diarrhoea. remedy is Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Give prescribed dose after each bowel movement and then treat to cleanse the system. Safe and sure. Sold by all druggists.
A Burlington area sale saw John Dohrman ask 250 per acre for his Mount Union land. The buyer paid 2000 down, then Dohrman refunded and paid 1250 to back out, netting a 40000 potential total but avoiding a bad deal amid rising regional land prices. Mason City youth Henry Lucas found slain with head wounds near Parker's Grove. Lucas, 18, bakery worker, lived with his mother and two sisters.
Fort Dodge youth Conrad Frederickson age 15 was badly cut by a mowing machine sickle while mowing. He may die as horses bolted frightening the animals and one horse was killed in the incident.
Sidney Iowa July 19 George W Moore formerly resident now working in Omaha is pursued by Sheriff Harris a deputy and a constable for the alleged kidnaping of his 244 year old son Gracen from the grandparents home in this city
Des Moines dispatch reports Adel twenty nine miles from Des Moines along the Milwaukee railroad will be connected more closely to the capital city by a new interurban electric line. Contracts have been let for grading and for the construction of the bridges.
Ottumwa Iowa July 19 Mayor T J Phillips secured a procedural win as Judge K E Willcockson orders the plaintiff to file a more specific statement of charges in the ouster suit against the mayor.
Miss Kate O'Brien was seriously injured and Harry McNally suffered a broken collar bone and severe bruises when an automobile they rode in turned turtle two miles west of Stuart.
The body of an unknown man was found in the west fork of the Cedar River about fourteen miles west of Cedar Falls Iowa on July 19. Bruises on the side of the head indicate possible foul play. The corpse was naked.
Maurice Ricker announces Col Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Des Moines on Friday night November 11. The Iowa State Teachers association executive committee chair described the event as a major address in the capital city.
Clinton N. Howard notes that Dr. Chas F. Aked of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church New York wows Ames audiences with humor and powerful lectures. The event follows a big Iowa football game at Ames and is set in Story County veterans coverage.
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