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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
A brief report notes a rapid event ending almost instantly, leaving few details but signaling a sharp conclusion to a quick incident. The phrasing implies a sudden outcome, applicable to either a railway mishap or a quick marriage moment.
A Penacook resident praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache relief and shares that her sister also benefited. The ad notes headaches from exertion, claims rapid relief without stomach upset, and offers a money back guarantee via the local druggist.
A druggist endorses ZEMO as a clean external liquid that draws germs to the surface and destroys germ life. It claims to cure eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and other skin or scalp diseases with a sample bottle available on request.
July 3 to 28 marks events at the International Graduate School in Ames with culminating activities. On Friday July 15, Story County Rural School holds its graduating exercises statewide at the same period.
Des Moines June 15 Senator Albert B. Cummins chosen temporary chairman of the Republican state convention to be held Aug 8 in the Coliseum Des Moines W F Hunter of Webster City elected secretary and 3S 3S Trainer assistant secretary both progressives The convention will include 1 383 delegates and marks a clash between Cummins and Grilk for the post of permanent chair with Copeland H D deceased noted in memoriam.
Des Moines hosts a statewide bankers convention with about a thousand attendees from the Midwest. Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha, Minneapolis, and St. Joseph bankers are invited, with Leslie M. Shaw of Philadelphia set as principal speaker on The Central Bank.
The Postal Department in Washington releases Iowa postmasters salary changes effective July 1. Towns including Des Moines list increases from Adel to Woodward with amounts up to 3 500 for Waterloo and 3 200 for Marshalltown, while decreases apply to Anita Cambridge Eagle Grove Emmetsburg Lis bon Livermore Marion Mechanicsville Rockford and West Union.
Dr. Alexander Hall and his wife testified Tuesday in the Ida Guthrie dynamiting trial. The charge involves the home of Hall’s father-in-law J A Quick near Prairie City, in Guthrie county.
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll was summoned Tuesday to tell his side of the Carroll Downie affair as the Polk county grand jury investigates the probe ongoing for a week.
A state convention of the Socialist Party of Iowa will be held in Des Moines on July 4. The party plans to nominate a full state ticket and a candidate for Congress at the meeting.
A magnificent new pipe organ donated by Mrs. Frederika S. Hill of Carthage Indiana was dedicated at the German Presbyterian Theological Seminary of the Northwest in West Dubuque. Mr Wilhelm Middleschulte of Chicago performed the musical program as the seminary occupies its newly built West Dubuque facility under President Dr C M Steffens who oversees executive and financial work.
Raymond Hardy, held in the murder of his father, mother and brother Jane 6 at their farm home near Melbourne, was released after the coroner inquest. The jury found the deaths were caused by an unknown person or persons using a blunt instrument. They did not determine that a gas pipe was the means of death.
Mrs. O. G. Sargent killed herself by cutting her throat after wading into a pond on the family farm. Her husband, who found her, became partially insane and is feared to suffer lasting mental effects.
Clinton is chosen as the meeting place for the United Commercial Travelers grand council on the second ballot at the business session.
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