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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
Local notices highlight Ames events including the August 14 opening of the Ames Chautauqua, Queensware sale at Darner's grocery, and a seance revival effort by alumni mediums. Quarantine on O. E. Ellis farm campus noted amid ongoing town activity.
Gov Albert B Cummins will speak at the cornerstone ceremony this morning marking the start of the new Agricultural Hall on campus. The event draws many old students and promises a sizable attendance as the second finest college building rises.
Manager Manning of the Armory ensures all stage furniture is fastened to the floor for Billey Sunday next Tuesday evening. He hired George Maquin to clamp and bolt items and has added insurance to cover potential wreckage.
Mr Geo Wm O'Brien informs customers that binders and twine for the harvest season are ordered and ready for inspection at his store. Despite shipment delays this spring, he has on hand a supply worth viewing before purchasing.
Prof J A McLean will spend the summer at his Ontario home and in other Dominion locales. He is to judge livestock at the Alberta and Winnipeg fairs before returning to Ames after commencement exercises.
Pucks is promoted as the best soap for all home use. It claims to remove grease ink and berry stains from hands and notes it is sold by first class grocers as the original Mechanic's Soap despite imitators.
Advisory urging immediate care for child bowels showing looseness. Recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil as directed. Sold by Loughran and Bauer and Joel C. Cagwin.
Tom Moorehead of Ida Grove visits his cousin and friends at the college this week. He contemplates becoming a permanent resident of the college neighborhood in a laudable effort to secure a future there named Morehead.
The Hawarden Chron icle editor and doctor laments change in times. He contrasts past remedies like hot stove lids and corn cutters with modern medical terms such as appendicitis and serious outcomes. He warns that even small injuries can lead to drastic, life changing consequences.
The Experiment Station at Ames releases bulletin No. 90 on top evergreen varieties for Iowa farms with guidance on tree growing, planting, cultivation, and regional adaptation. It highlights weed-pest issues from bulletin No. 88 and reports seed testing results from 1906, noting germination and purity rates for clover, alfalfa, timothy, and other seeds.
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