Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream Promotion Notice
Local shop advertises Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream offerings. No orders are being taken at this time.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
9
Local shop advertises Fancy Cheese and Ice Cream offerings. No orders are being taken at this time.
Webster City may obtain a municipal gas plant despite public opinion after Fort Wayne Gas & Construction notified plans to unload their plant this week under a prior franchise deal. A Snake Shore road wreck near Cleveland injured and killed many as the Twentieth Century Limited derailed at an open switch. The railroad chief ordered restoring the Chicago New York run to twenty hours.
Lightning hit the Olson residence and the Wicks barn during the Sunday storm, causing no serious damage. A daughter of the Olson couple narrowly escaped injury as lightning struck her shoe on the porch and ripped it open then traveled through the floor, frightening everyone.
John Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Ole Hanson aged fourteen from six miles southwest Story City died Sunday afternoon due to heart disease after a fall. Medical help arrived too late. Funeral at South Immanuel church was conducted by Rev Heimark Tuesday with interment in the nearby cemetery.
In Tara a small town near Fort Dodge, boys filled empty beer bottles with colored water and labeled them as real beer. They sold the bottles to arriving excursionists for twenty five cents each, netting a dozen or so before the scheme was discovered as the train pulled away.
Webster City notes youths reportedly swindled crowds in a dozen to sixteen passing trains, netting forty to fifty dollars. George Woodruff, en route to Chicago then New York, was robbed of his wallet containing 180 dollars in cash and drafts worth 150 dollars. The bank in Story City halted payment on the drafts after telegrams, while cash losses remain significant following a recent fire.
Dr William H Smith a Shelbrock Iowa physician faces the state board of medical examiners to answer charges of incompetency in medicine stemming from a quarrel over quarantining smallpox and diphtheria. He refused to quarantine until a state physician intervened. He must show why his medical certificate should not be revoked and why he may continue practicing.
Nevada special reports that Eric Mikelson, a Story county native and former Huxley merchant, has been freed from a Helena penitentiary after a pardons board review found his four year sentence for safe cracking to be a travesty of justice. His aged mother had pressed for his release since his capture years earlier.
Burglars entered several Kelley homes overnight and took cash and papers. The heaviest loss was Geo Starr who lost over fifty dollars in cash and bankable papers.
The contract for erecting a new Nevada telephone building was awarded to Chetainger and Bobo for 2600 dollars. The structure on Court avenue between Linn and Oak will feature a fireproof switchboard room and Bedford stone and pressed brick frontage under manager Frank M. Boardman.
The Iowa State Fair announces a boys judging contest with a $200 one year scholarship to Iowa State College. Valued at $200, funds are deposited to be paid at $25 monthly to the winner. Open to Iowa youths under 21 who have not been enrolled in an agricultural college. Contestants judge two rings of horses cattle and swine and assess two varieties of corn each. Last year Charles Steen won, with Roy Igo and J G Boland in second and third.
U S soldiers aware of Cuba disease find ordinary cures weak. Cuban diarrhoea is severe but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised by Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas as curing her husband after doctors failed. For sale by Loughran & Bauer.
Travel on the North Western Line offered at reduced rates from July 10 to 13 with a return until July 15. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
A vintage advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising perfect digestion and assimilation, new red blood and bone, and health benefits for the sick and weak. It markets tea or tablets for 35 cents from Loughran & Bauer.
For the week ending June 26 1905 Des Moines Iowa the weather alternated warm and cool with rainfall variable. Corn growth is healthy and stands are better than earlier reports with harvest to start as in recent years. Spring wheat heads vigorously oats vary from light to heavy while barley heads nicely. Clover is heavy timothy poor in places potatoes promise extra yield and apples vary by region.
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