Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream Adnote at Pure Food Market
An advertisement invites readers to try Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream at Pure Food Grocery and Meat Market highlighting new offerings and urging attention to the shop's specialty products.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement invites readers to try Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream at Pure Food Grocery and Meat Market highlighting new offerings and urging attention to the shop's specialty products.
The Fort Wayne Gas & Construction Co plans to unload a gas plant this week after a prior franchise defeat at the last election. Reported trains and local grafters are linked to past trouble, while Webster City citizen George Woodruff loses 180 dollars cash and 150 dollars in drafts in a robbery en route to Chicago.
A disastrous wreck on Lake Shore road near Cleveland Ohio last Thursday involved the Twentieth Century Limited. The fastest train in the world ran through an open switch killing and injuring more than twenty people. Many burned and pinned by splintered timbers. The railroad president ordered restoration of the Chicago to New York twenty hour schedule.
A storm Sunday night saw lightning hit the Olson home and the Wicks barn but caused no serious damage. A young Olson girl on the porch avoided injury when the bolt ripped her shoe and passed through the floor, leaving only a scare.
John Hanson fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs Ole Hanson, six miles southwest of Story City, collapsed while playing and died of heart disease despite aid. Funeral at South Immanuel church conducted by Rev Heimark with burial nearby. A separate note recalls Tara boys selling colored water bottles to Chicago excursion riders for 25 cents, a prank that fooled many travelers until trains departed.
Shelbrock Iowa physician Dr William H Smith is summoned before the state board of medical examiners on charges of incompetency linked to opposition to quarantining smallpox and diphtheria. He must defend his license and justify continuing to practice after an official quarantine was imposed following his actions.
Eric Mikelson of Story county was freed from the Helena penitentiary after a board of pardons review. He had served a year and a half of a four year term for safe cracking. the protest cites no evidence of guilt and credits his mother’s appeal. Burglars robbed Kelley homes at night, taking cash and bankable papers, with Geo Starr reporting the largest loss.
A Reno area burglary ends with seven dollars recovered and several suspects in custody as state officials investigate. Nevada Watchman notes a new Nevada telephone building bid of 2600 dollars to Gretsinger and Bobo, with fireproof switchboard room under Frank M. Boardman. Nevada farmers discuss organizing a grain elevator similar to Rockwell City, while Capt Kendrick W. Brown of Ames, Iowa, recalled for Civil War exploits in the 85th and 186th regiments, inspires veterans recalling his bravery at Petersburg and Fort Mahone.
A premium list item announces a boys judging contest at the Iowa State Fair with a $200 scholarship funded by the Iowa State Department of Agriculture. The winner receives $25 a month for one year from funds deposited with the Iowa State College treasurer. Contestants must be Iowa youths under 21 who have not been regularly enrolled in an agricultural college, and judges must assess two rings of horses and cattle and a wine consisting of three or more animals, plus two varieties of ten ears of corn. Last year Charles F. Steen won first, Roy Igo second, and J. G. Boland third. participants praised the experience and learning gained.
A Texas woman testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba after other doctors failed. The endorsement notes the remedy's reliability and urges purchase from Loughran and Bauer.
North-Western Line tickets offered at reduced rates from July 10 through July 13 with return validity until July 15. Agents urged to apply at Chicago and North-Western Railway.
The ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic that aids digestion and absorption, builds red blood and bone, and strengthens the sick and weak. It offers Tea or Tablets for 35 cents by Loughran & Bauer.
The week was alternately warm and cool with below normal average temperature. Rainfall varied with small regions having excess moisture. Corn shows healthy growth. early fields plowed. stand better than earlier reports. Spring wheat heading vigorously with little raft. Oats vary from light to heavy. needs sun and dry weather. Barley heading well. clover heavy. timothy weak overall. Potatoes promise extra yield. apples fair in the north and poor in the south.
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