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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

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Creosote Treatment Project for Posts and Materials

Ames Experiment Station and the Forest Service of the U S Department of Agriculture will jointly test creosote preserving timber in 4000 to 5000 posts shingles sills and planks. Treatment is free to owners with station retaining some samples for study. Contact C A Scott Station Forester Ames Iowa with material supplies or requests.

Department of Horticulture and Forestry Ames Experiment Station Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture C. A. Scott Station Forester Ames Iowa

Creosote Treatment Drive Seeks Posts in Ames

Ames Experiment Station Forester Co. A Scott seeks local owners with fence posts or building materials to treat with creosote at no charge. About 4000 to 5000 posts or equivalents will be treated over the next three to four months as an experimental program. A small sample will be kept for analysis.

Ames

New Sidewalks Planned by Ames City Council

The Ames council held a special meeting ordering numerous new sidewalks. Thirteen foot sidewalks will run on Onondaga street from Burnett to Clark with six foot walks to Hoggatt Ave. A cement requirement for all permanent walks was approved and additional sidewalk projects in park areas were planned.

Onondaga Street Burnett Clark Hoggatt Ave

Greek Workman Buried Friday in Ames Cemetery

A Greek laborer who worked on the Interurban near Kelley died last week of heart trouble. Names of relatives and his former residence could not be learned and he was buried in the Ames cemetery Friday evening.

Kelley Ames Cemetery

Illness Delays Watson Summer Plans in Louisiana Hospital

Mrs. E. B. Watson reports her husband is very ill in a Shreveport hospital with typhoid fever. The couple, formerly Miss Vera Kistler, had planned a northern summer before this illness altered travel.

EE. B. Watson E. B. Watson Shreveport Louisiana

Mrs Tilden and Mrs Duncomb Attend International Congregational Council

Mrs Lydia Tilden and Mrs Duncomb left Monday for Edinburgh to attend the International Congregational Council in session from June 20 to July 10. They will join Rev T O Douglass and family from Grinnell.

Congregational Council Lydia Tilden Duncomb Edinburgh International Congregational Council Mrs. Tilden Mrs. Duncomb T. O. Douglass Grinnell

Union Gospel Meetings and Calderwood Lecture Planned in Ames

The Ames Ministerial Association outlines summer Sunday programs at the park with leaders including H. D. Williams and W. Stiverson on select July and August dates. Hon W G Calderwood of Minneapolis, national Prohibition secretary, will speak on August 28 with time and venue to be announced.

Ames Ministerial Association H. D. Williams W. Stiverson A. M. Shea W. J. Minchin J. Fowle Walter Chautauqua Lang J. W. Stiverson

Maquoketa Man Seeks Ames Flour Mill Investment

A. C. Hoot of Maquoketa Iowa met with a committee from the Ames commercial club to discuss proposals for installing a flouring mill here. Hoot recently sold his Maquoketa milling business and seeks funds via a stock company to build a fifty to eighty barrel mill, needing club support. The committee will report to the club at Friday’s meeting.

A. C. Hoot Maquoketa Iowa M. K. Smith P. Sheldon J. J. Grove Dr. Niles G. H. Maxwell Commercial Club Smith and Davis

Dedicatory Services for Des Moines First Methodist Church

The new First Methodist Church in Des Moines, led by Rev. Hagerman, is completed aside from yard grading delayed by rain and was dedicated Sunday. An organ recital by Dr. Louis Falk of Chicago cleared 700 dollars. A Friday banquet in the dining room followed, with seating for 640. Five thousand dollar subscriptions and larger gifts helped cover the 160000 project cost, with 35000 of 40000 indebtedness already raised.

First Methodist Church Des Moines Hagerman Louis Falk Chicago R. C. Barrett Prof. Barrett Henry Harris Storms Florence Barrett Miss Fleming Bishop McDowell Moore

Mrs Drake visits Nevada as city federation guest

Mrs. John R. Drake of Des Moines addressed the City Federation of Nevada during a recent visit to the state. In Nevada she stayed with Mrs. Adaline Payne and met leading club women, noting the federation's civic work including cemetery mortgage clearance a $150000 library project street waste baskets and a courthouse yard marker for the first cabin in the region.

John R. Drake Nevada Des Moines City Federation Adaline Payne Pioneer Press and Club City Federation of Court House Yard

Glidden Applies for Divorce and Alimony

Mrs F C Glidden files for divorce from husband on grounds of ill treatment. She seeks alimony and custody of child Zelma. Formerly Ruth Roll of this city.

F. C. Glidden Zelma Ruth Roll

Prof. Herbert L. Houston Joins Ames Conservatory as Violin Instructor

Professor Herbert L. Houstan of the Conservatory of Music prepared extensively for his role as violin instructor. He trained from age eight in Indianapolis, Chicago, Sacramento, and Europe, studying under notable teachers and abroad four years. He will begin next fall with a summer class, having performed during Commencement week and at a Messiah concert, strengthening Ames music circles.

Herbert L. Houstan Conservatory of Music Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Ferdinand Shafer Edward Graham Cowley Chicago Musical College Jacobson Houston Sacramento California Europe Prague Bohemia Seveik John Kublik Berlin Anton Witek Arthur Hartmann Tan Ames

Sargents and Mrs Sargent Head East for Two Month Tour

Are Touring Western States, Mr and Mrs Sargent and son George of Boone have gone east for a two month trip stopping in Portland Goldendale Salt Lake City and other points. Miss May Olney of Clinton joins the party traveling with the Sargents for the health benefit of Mrs Sargent, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark of this city.

Sargent George Boone Portland Oregon Goldendale Washington Salt Lake City May Olney Clinton Lillian Sargents Mrs. Sargent Clark

Odd Fellows Decorate Graves in Memorial Services

Members of the I O C F lodge held memorial services Sunday afternoon at two o clock at their hall. H D Williams delivered the address at the Church of Christ. The lodge then marched to the cemetery and decorated the graves of departed heroes.

Odd Fellows I. 0. C. Fr. Lodge H. D. Wiliams Church of Christ

Iowa County Hay Making and Replanting Highlight Week

Weather and farm notes for the week ending June 15 1908 in Des Moines Iowa show below normal temperatures and sunshine with mixed rainfall. Corn field work progressed with replanting due to wet conditions while many river bottom and undrained lands remain waterlogged. final acreage may match last year. Rust prevented by cool weather. small grain, grass, and potatoes thrived. cherries promising. apples light. GEO M CHAPFEL, Section Director.

Iowa County Des Moines Iowa Marion Geo. M. Chapfel

Mrs. Burnell Recital At Congregational Church

Mrs Abbie Snell Burnell gave a morning recital at the Congregational church presenting the life of a Hindu girl in the first person. Dressed in Hindu costume she described her subject while explaining that after her missionary husband’s death she pursued this work for a living. The audience remained rapt throughout.

Congregational Church Abbie Snell Burnell

We Advance in Life We Learn the Nmit of Abilities

A brief quoted aphorism by Froude on personal growth and self awareness follows an earlier reflection.

Froude

Iowa Railroad adds three new directors in 1908 Eldora meeting

At the May 26 1908 Eldora Iowa board meeting three men joined the Iowa Railroad board John W Rath Roger Leavitt and E E Hughes. Rath heads Rath Packing Company Leavitt is a Cedar Falls financier and trustee while Hughes leads Boone National Bank. A mice story from the Ag building follows with Prof Matt King and the janitor using poison and traps to prank him.

Iowa Railroad Eldora Iowa John W. Rath Rath Packing Company Waterloo First National Bank of Waterloo Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Cedar Falls National Bank Cedar Falls Savings Bank Cedar Falls Trust Company Townsend-Merrill Lumber Company Dike and Hubard Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Company Leavitt and Johnson National Bank Cedar Falls Canning Company E. E. Hughes Boone Boone National Bank State Normal School Iowa College Grinnell E. E B. Hughes Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Pere Marquette Road D. R Matt King Prof King's Prof. King King

Survey Route for Electric Line From Eldora to Ames

The Iowa Railroad Company completed a survey for an electric line linking Eldora Garden City and Roland to Ames. The route runs via Roland crossing North Street between Griffiths and Duff Hill and Duff Avenue near Dieffienbacher’s house to the Interurban station connecting with Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern. The final alignment may shift slightly but follows this general path.

Eldora Garden City Roland Ames Iowa Railroad Company Story City North Street Griffith Duff Hill Duff

Kellogg Durland's Experiences in Ames Crautauque

The June Woman's Home Companion features A Modern Charlotte Corday a true story from Kel logge Durland renowned Russian traveler. He recounts experiences from the opening day of the Ames crautauque with a firsthand account of danger and discovery.

Kellogg Durland Woman's Home Companion Charlotte Corday Kellogge Durland

Partial Solar Eclipse Visible This Sunday

A partial solar eclipse will be visible on Sunday June 28 beginning at 8 30 a m and ending at 11 15 am The event will be nearly total and described as one of the most interesting natural phenomena in years for the local area.

Mustard Attempted Suicide in Third Ward Home

Mrs. George Pierce formerly Florence Shockley attempted self harm by taking mustard at her home in the third ward on Saturday evening. She aimed to frighten her husband to stop his drinking, took enough to make herself ill but not die.

George Pierce Third Ward Pierce Florence Shockley

Slat Drop Deterred Burglary At Potter Home

A. L. Potter reports a burglary on Thursday night in which thieves took about 50 dollars worth of items including a camera and silverware. Potter says a loose bed slat fell and scared the thief, who even left the lights on and escaped through an open window.

A. L. Potter Mr. Potter Pauline

Welch Harpist Williams Shines in Halifax Ovation

H J Williams the Welch Harpist, engaged for the coming Assembly, drew an ovation at a Halifax N S festival for his performance of The Dance of the Fairies a new piece by Hasselmann. He is the only harpist paid to receive a solo dedication from Hasselmann and will appear with Innes orchestral band on August 17 at Ames Chautauqua.

H. J. Wiliams Halifax Haselmann Williams Monsieur Hasselmann Mr. Williams Innes Ames Chautauqua

Vesper Service at Congregational Church Listed

Sunday June 21 at 5 P M the Congregational Church hosts a vesper service with organ, hymns, solos and quartets by James P Reed Mrs M Wood Mr Robert Clarke Miss Grace Tinsley and others. Program begins at 5 with selections from Chopin Mendelssohn and Sullivan.

Congregational Church James P. Reed Jesus Christ My Redeemer Lord D. Buck M Wood

Miss Jennie Fedson Becomes Deputy Postmaster

Ames High School teacher Miss Jennie Fedson completes a year then assumes deputy postmaster duties at St Ansgar Osage News notes her career move and new post.

Jennie Fedson Ames High School St. Ansgar Osage News

District Convention Notes and Appointments

Mrs Anna D Elder of Boaz Alas attended General Conference and spoke briefly en route home. District president Mrs Jennie E Beyer was unable to attend due to illness and death in the family. New officers include Jennie Beyer Ames president I D Johnson Boone vice president and Westphall Carroll recording secretary.

Anna D. Elder Boaz, Alas Jennie E. Beyer Jesse S. Holingsworth Des Moines Miss Crowder Boaz Ames Queen Esther Circle Florence Sterns Janet Knapp Maude Shea Florence Willey Jennie Beyer Ames I. D. Johnson Boone Westphall Carroll Herman Knapp J. M. Usry Grand Junction Marion Street Ingenfritz

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A. Scott Co. A, Scott, Forester Ames, Iowa Union Gospel Meetings H. L. Houstan L. H. Pammer Iowa State College Nova Scotia Kansas Nebraska Welch Harpist Vesper the District Convention M. EB. District Women’s Home Missionary Meeting
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