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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
6
Customer testimonials from Mrs Baker of Cleveland and Mrs Bennett of Alma claim Dr Miles Nervine cured epilepsy fits and St Vitus Dance after months of use. The advertisement asserts Nervine treats nervous diseases with lasting benefits and offers money back if no benefit.
Iowa reports show last year’s real estate valuations rose in Polk Plymouth Howard and Wapello counties by five percent while 24 counties saw 1 to 5 percent increases. Officials expect a broad boost in next year assessments though this year limits real estate rises to two years apart.
Fort Dodge will consolidate the Fort Dodge Telephone and Iowa Telephone lines within sixty days. J M Plaister will manage the city system while Charles Demorest oversees toll lines in Fort Dodge district. The Bell city service was purchased and toll calls will route through the new consolidated company affecting over 3000 patrons.
Mrs Christina Humphrey and sisters Mrs Rogers and Mrs E D Smith traveled from Brink Haven Ohio to Hanlontown to visit their brothers sons George and William Humphrey. The families settled here in 1877. many members returned to Ohio, but the three siblings remained as youths. Last week the mother and aunts met for the first time in thirty years.
B F Cummins dropped his 25 cent rebate suit after the telephone company refunded his money and paid costs. A mass meeting of telephone patrons discussed rate increases and rural lines joining a proposed independent exchange.
Rev. E. E. Hastings of First Presbyterian Fort Dodge has been offered the new Coe College vice presidency. He has not accepted yet and would handle financial matters and serve as chair of applied Christianity if he joins.
Four year old Fred H. Meyer of Chicago died at a relative's home five miles south of Burlington after a nose bleed could not be controlled. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer.
Iowa City residents and university women organize the White Cross Home filing articles of incorporation to care for deserted or ill-fated babies in the community.
Patrick Mulburn died at the county home at age 108. He had no known relatives. He passed away a few days ago in Emmetsburg.
Boone Alfred Benson, a noted tea and coffee peddler, was found dead beside the road south of town. Authorities suspect no foul play and attribute death to apoplexy based on the circumstances.
James Goletas was knocked down and run over by a freight car. the flesh of his right thigh was torn away. Doctors fear for his life as recovery remains doubtful in Mason City.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's remedy as the world's most successful treatment for bowel complaints. It claims relief of pain and suffering and life saving potential for both children and adults, with broad availability from all druggists.
Trustees of Columbia University outline a $3 000 000 plan to expand the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. A new agriculture program opens after a long gap with 135 students in the first class. The Hat and Royalty notes etiquette and rules about wearing hats in Parliament and royal ceremonies.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and L Tablets as gentle stimulants to the liver and bowels, claiming to expel poison, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headaches. Sold by all dealers.
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