The Butelliggencer Publication Details
The Butelliggencer edited by F. R. and M. GC Conaway. Publishes on Thursday mornings in Ames Story county Iowa with a yearly advance subscription of one dollar.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
4
The Butelliggencer edited by F. R. and M. GC Conaway. Publishes on Thursday mornings in Ames Story county Iowa with a yearly advance subscription of one dollar.
The Intelligencer advertises twenty prizes from Ames merchants for the contest among hopeful entrants. Prizes include a $25 tailored suit from the Fair store, a $20 Axminster rug, a $20 trunk, a $20 toilet set, a $20 graniteware set, a $15 cut glass water set, $15 in gold, a $19.90 trimmed hat from Cupps & Cupps, a $10 horse blanket, a $10 water color portrait, two pairs of shoes from Bange & Arm, and piano certificates worth $150 and $100. Twenty leading entrants may select from remaining prizes when the contest closes August 10.
A Boone News-Republican tale recounts Ames young men on the Northwestern depot at Booseborough chewed gum and courted a local girl, provoking the mother to confront them with an umbrella. The episode ends with hasty escapes and a call to honor vigilant local mothers.
Harry Good visits his Kansas home while M. K. Smith calls on Beagle Grove on business. Don Hardy undergoes appendicitis surgery in Des Moines. President A. B. Storms delivers a sermon on the home coming of the Jews at the M. EB. church. Temple of Economy Millinery promotes a clearance sale. C. D. Shepard of Los Angeles visits Ames area. longtime Story county resident now in California for three years.
A moral reflection suggests actions speak louder than praise, urging restraint before extolling a man’s reputation and focusing on practical kindness instead. The remark frames character through deeds over words.
A feature about Bill Sills, twice declared dead by accidents at Kelley elevators and coal shope, now working as a hack driver. He helped a stranger with liquor, was fined by a detective raid, and faces further penalties as city officials push to curb bootlegging and gambling. The piece urges sympathy and fair treatment while praising city action.
A reflective note contrasts speaking about sun with genuine optimism, suggesting actions speak louder than words and cheerful behavior outweighs empty rhetoric.
A brief note highlights the idea that human kindness can be expressed through different acts and sentiments, illustrating how compassion translates into practical deeds and supportive conduct.
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