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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
1
Loughran and Bauer showcase a fine line of hammocks highlighting comfort durability and seasonal designs. The new collection targets outdoor living spaces with a focus on craftsmanship and material quality.
The column compiles opinions on frost risk to Iowa corn and on perjury penalties. It notes Mrs. Mary O'Brien's lawsuit against the Northwestern railway for 25000 dollars, cites Judge McCarty urging new witness and attorney perjury bonds, and warns perjury is a serious crime.
Davos Switzerland aims to ban all conventional fuels and run the town on electricity. An extensive hydroelectric plant would be built where two mountain torrents meet to provide power. Electricity already lights streets powers factories and bakes in many villas and bakeries.
Washington dispatch notes Representative Hepburn says Senator Allison is earnest about Shaw for president and Iowa Republicans will present his name at the national convention despite the predictable statewide majority. The piece also mentions a humorous novelty: straw hats for horses with ventilation holes, tied under the chin, increasing in popularity.
At a Bar Association of Iowa meeting in Council Bluffs Hon J J McCarty of Dubuque argued perjury is a common crime. He cited judges and lawyers noting false defense and near perjury in divorce cases and major trials, urging stronger social stigma.
An article fragment notes Wheatling Breakfast Food .08 by Miller & Son and quotes Cedar Rapids Republican on Democratic prospects with David B. Hill and William Jennings Bryan. It then lists August term jurors for court to report at 10 a.m. August 21, 1901, naming numerous jurors by initials and surnames from several Iowa townships.
The undersigned offers homemade bread for sale at Kooser & Co's grocery store and will provide pie and cake on short notice. Orders may be left at the store. Mrs. Dan Oupps.
A vintage ad style note touts Golden Harvest Breakfast Food from T. J. Minter & Son and claims a bad complexion stems from inactive liver and bowels with De Witt's Little Early Risers as a remedy.
Advertises DeWitts Little Early Risers pills by Loughran and Bauer claiming they compel liver and bowels to function, delivering pure rich blood. Described as easy to take and free from gripe.
An advertisement promotes Rector as a permanent cure with a claimed 98 percent success rate. It offers free samples and a promise to refund if it fails to cure, from L. M. Bosworth with a free sample note for piles.
An advertisement from Loughran & Bauer claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure contains natural digestants that enable digestion of all foods and restore vitality, appetite, and strength by nourishing tissues and providing pure blood.
Excursion tickets will be sold at greatly reduced round trip rates on account of the Elk s Grand Lodge meeting in Milwaukee. Details include dates and rates to be announced by the Chicago and North Western Railway.
Stationery and toilet articles at Loughran and Bauer. Advertised dealer is authorized to guarantee Banner Salve for eczema piles sprains burns ulcers and any open sore. Louggran and Banor.
An old advertisement describes a cure package with a 60 cent price and a free sample. It advertises no pay if the cure fails and credits L. M. Bosworth as the promoter.
Thos W Carter of Ashboro New York suffered kidney trouble but one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure. He insists no remedy compares with it and endorses Loughran and Bauer as providers.
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