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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1883

Page

4

Revival in Nevada and school contests at Nevada city

A revival is in progress at Nevada with services in the City Hall. The Marshall and Nevada High Schools plan an oratorical contest, while Story City hosts an industrial exhibition by local schoolchildren. Diamond dyes and Easter cards arrive at Bradley and Templeton's.

Nevada Marshall Story City Mr. Parker Baptist Church Just Bradley Templeton’s Bradley & Templeton’s

Local notices and advertisements from Ames period

Sheriff Banks visited Ames and left two sheriff sales to publish in The Intelligencer. The Story County Herald notes the event. Insurance ads urge Ames residents to insure property against multiple hazards. A performance by H. A. Kendall as Uncle Josh is advertised for March 5 at the Opera House. Real estate and insurance agency services advertise buying selling and renting in Ames and surrounding areas. A note on Iowa Agricultural College cooks and women entering masculine jobs. A Brown's transitters claim for dyspepsia. A Tailor Shop reopen invites patrons to visit above McDowell’s billiard hall run by Henry Liutner.

Dirp Lott Loveing John Reynolds Zenorville Iowa North Carolina Clay County Indiana Story County Scott Old Boreas Bigelow & Huntington Maxwell A. M Cambridge C. M St. P Cole Kendall Ames Opera House Ersland Methodists Knapp Story City Nevada Latrobe McCallsburg Boone State OF Iowa District Court of Lucas Charles Dearman Nellie H. Dearman Borne’siton Ames Nellie H. Warman Ilov Eleck Court House Coor State A. K. Banks S County Aaron

How to Avoid Drunkenness and Patent Cethers

A collection of ads promoting temperance and tonics. Dr Parker's Ginger Tonic claimed to prevent intoxication and boost vitality. Also promoting Wilsonia electricity treatment and the Wilsonia method with magnetism for health. Includes notices about farm loans and business cards for ladies.

Dr. Parker

Prohibition Temperance Vote Urged For Ames Election

The piece urges Ames voters to elect temperate lawful citizens who are reputable, sober, industrious and honest. It argues practical temperance in elected officials ensures law observance and peace, and that religion should guide voting once convictions of right and duty are clear.

Ames

Eldora Herald debate over nits and cuts and names

The Eldora Herald reports local papers in Ames and Nevada exchanging barbs calling each other nits and cut worms. It notes Bob Mc Bride rarely used the term, recalls its use against a Democratic paper years ago, and mentions Isaiah L Hart and Jimmy Ross stirring political tensions.

Eldora Herald Ames Nevada Bob McBride Herald Eldora Isaael L. Hart Jimmy” Ross Bob Jimmy

Opera House Hosts Little Madcap and New Plays

Julia Kendall stars as Little Madcap at the Opera House on Monday evening with new and popular plays, music, and songs announced for March 5 6 and 7. Breenam Co introduces the Peoria planter with their latest Check Row Dropper.

Julia Kendall Little Madcap Opera House Breenam & Co Peoria

Dorcas Society Meeting At Mrs Huntington’s

The Dorcas Society will meet at Mrs Huntington’s on Tuesday at 2 o’clock to finalize plans for an upcoming entertainment in Opera Hall. All members urged to attend and Ames ladies with a penny for the poor will be welcomed into the society.

Dorcas Society Kendall Ames Opera House Joshua Whitcomb Topeka Kansas Commonwealth

Dissolution of Partnership Continues Business by Bigelow & Huntington

The partners announce dissolution by mutual agreement and state the business will be continued by Bigelow and Huntington. Signatories are D. A. Bigelow H. C. Huntington and Geo. G. Tilden. Ames Iowa March 1 1585.

Mutual Aggreement Bigelow & Huntington D. A. Bigelow H. C. Huntington Geo. G. Tilden Ames Iowa

Miller & Son Hog Breeders Highlight Fine Poland China Stock

Pat D Milner of Oaklandeye stock farm Panora Iowa delivered a choice Poland China sow to the College Farm last week. Miller & Son are praised as leading breeders of hogs sheep and poultry in the state. Breeders Gazette notes buyers in Chicago pay premium for Jersey Red Duroc or Red Berkshire fat pigs. Phil D Miller of Panora Iowa is said to have one of the finest herds of this breed in the state. All stock from him is described as top quality.

Pat D. Milner Oaklandeye Panora Iowa College Farm Miller & Son Chicago Gazette Phil. D. Miller Marshall Times

Agnes Villa troupe entertains at Opera Hall with Cora and Pocahontas

The Agnes Villa combination delivered a capital performance at Opera Hall featuring the drama Cora with Agnes Villa and Lucie Villa as Lizzette. Sam Valli excelled in Pocahontas and the show included fine orchestral music. Tomorrow promises another program headlined by Miss Multon and Cinderella with Mascot music.

Agnes Wallace-Villa Opera Hall Daily Journal Lagansport Ind Agnes Villa Cora Lucie Villa Lizzette Sam Valli Villa Company Miss Multon

Quaker family move and local notices crowd Iowa pages

Story City Herald and Evansville Enterprise items report a dozen Quaker families planning to move to Dakota in spring, local church notices, court activity, and community updates. Obituaries include Mrs. Henry Bailey of Nevada and Uncle Scott, with funeral details and biographical notes.

Henry Bailey Nevada Story County Warren Lincoln Townships Dakota

Roving swindler dupes Ames traveler on des Moines rails

Frightful confidence game details unfold after Elijah Rogers loses 111 dollars to a young man at Des Moines. Ames authorities pursue, but a Des Moines police cast doubts on the force while warning travelers to beware unseen impostors near the Rock Island and C N W depots.

Wasson Callanan Northwestern Des Moines Elijah Rogers Eagle Grove Henry Co Ill Holstein Ida Grove Iowa Rogers Rock Island Y. m First Y.m Marshall Shockley Chicago United States

Free Brown's Expectorant Offer At Barstow's Drug Store

Sample free of charge for Brown's Expectorant advertised as a cure for coughs hoarseness whooping cough and early consumption. Claims to be pleasant harmless and costless with regular bottles priced at 50 cents and 100. Also mentions Taraxine and books available.

Barstow

Prohibition Rehearing Heads to Supreme Court

United States Senator elect James F. Wilson with Hon. John F. Duncomb and C. C. Nourse form the legal team to argue the Prohibitory Amendment rehearing before the Supreme Court. They contend the case hinges on what they can pull through.

United States Elec James F. Wilson John F. Duncomb Ion. C. C. Nourse Supreme Court

Giveaway of Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver Tonic

Free trial bottles offered to all suffering from a wide range of ailments at Bradley & Templeton's drug store in Ames. Large bottles later available for 50 cents and 1.00.

Chicago M. W. Quick Marsh Marsah Bradley & Templeton Ames

Marsh's Golden Balm for Coughs and Colds

An advertisement touts Marsh's Golden Balm for coughs colds bronchitis and consumption claiming two doses will benefit and offering a special bottle free to readers. Named product emphasizes throat and lung relief in a period tone.

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