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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
The Bntelligencer announces weekly publication each Thursday morning in Ames Story county Iowa with a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
Fer County auditor announces candidacy for nomination as county auditor in Story County Iowa. The campaign targets Republican primary voters with the election set for June 7, 1910. C. A. Batman.
M. L. Tesdall of Nevada announces candidacy for renomination to the county recorder post in Story County in the upcoming Republican primary. The statement is dated January 6, 1919.
A public notice from Ole Langland of Cambridge Iowa dated January 29 1910 seeks Republican support for nomination as clerk of the district court in Story County. This formal declaration requests party backing for the upcoming primary election.
The City of Ames Iowa invites sealed proposals for cement paving on Onondaga Duff Douglass Kellogg and related streets. Bid due March 16 1910 at 7:30 p m with checks bond and five year maintenance, plans on file.
A St Patrick’s party and a 25 cent oyster supper will be held at Odd Fellows hall on March 16 at 8 00 p m by the Rebekah’s. All invited. A program and games will entertain. Proceeds fund new robes with old robes to be sold that evening.
A long list of upcoming events in Ames and surrounding areas includes college lectures interspersed with school and city caucuses on March 14 and 24 declamatory contest on March 24, Palm Sunday and Easter services, multiple baseball games against Iowa and Missouri, public school vacations, high school performances, commencements in June, and the Ames chautauqua and veterans events through November.
Mr and Mrs J G Wright move from New York to Poughkeepsie with Wright promoted to resident engineer for the New York Central. Mrs Bert Wing and children depart for Boise Idaho, with Mr Wing relocating goods. Several others—Miss Yallie Weston, Miss Nettie Bells, Miss Ruby Tait, Miss Edith Hoxie, Miss Eells, Miss Mayme Kingkade, and Mrs Earle S Baird—are noted in health or travel updates along with moves to Canada, Des Moines, Prairie City, Fraseur, Buffalo Center and McCalisburg. A.C White and Mayme Kingkade attend a party. Morris Wilder visits Dow City. Bella Hall is ill.
Morning service includes a short sermon communion and reception of members. Evening sermon lecture on Greek, the language of Paul. Dr. Copestake addresses Beach class on the moral significance of the present situation in England.
J T Houser, minister, invites all to Bible school at 10:00 a m with Owen as superintendent. Preaching and communion at 11:00 a m. Junior Endeavor at 3:00 p m Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p m and evening service at 7:30. Sermon series on Bible characters begins.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning services with the theme The Power of The Cross in The Christian Life. District superintendent EB Egenfritz of Boone will give the evening address.
Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10:00 with Mrs Bruitt as superintendent. Sermon at 11:00 on Immortality. 6:30 evening service follow with 7:30 sermon titled What it Will Take to Bring Ames to Christ.
Ray P. Glenney, minister, leads morning service at 11:00 with the topic Standing for God. Evening service at 7:30. Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Prayer meeting Friday at 7:30 p m. Sunday school at 10:00 a m.
Church services are held Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smith's hall. The sermon topic is Man. Community members are invited to attend.
Several splendid varieties of apples sent from North Yakima by Ches ter Arthur Beedle charmed the office as ornaments and then as food. The father hopes to grow equally good in Washington township, aiming to make this part of the country famous for such fruit as stories from Story county suggest.
Arcadia lodge No 249 to hold a special meeting Friday evening for work in the M M degree. Refreshments will be served at 6 30.
Honolulu Advertiser reports a round the world tour group left San Francisco February 1 bound for New York via Japan and the Far East. The Welcome Committee includes Outrigger Club Elks and Shriners with Hawaiian maidens presenting leis. The party tours Honolulu with trolley rides, lunch at the Hawaiian Hotel, and a native band performance before heading to Japan.
A physician developed Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets to ease acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. They soothe inflamed stomach membranes, aid digestion, and promote nutrition. The store offers three sizes at 25, 50, and 100 cents with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A brief note from the records shows an inquiry addressed to Cc F Curtiss about securing four reliable wood choppers simultaneously. The item emphasizes quantity and professional capability without additional details.
An advertisement by J. J. Grove promotes Monarch brand canned vegetables praised as freshly packed and well filled. It highlights a full assortment and moderate prices to attract shoppers.
A short note suggests serving asparagus salad cold with mayonnaise dressing. The author J J Grove endorses the dish as a fine option, inviting readers to try it.
A brief ad style line urging consumers to switch to Monarch or Reindeer canned fruit when home supplies run low, attributed to J. J. Grove.
Stock nearly exhausted as J. J. Grove advertises a dozen assorted canned fruits for 1.76 dollars. Call or visit to place orders before supplies run out.
The Croeseus Society of the United Brethren church will serve a chicken supper in the Odd Fellows hall next Saturday evening starting at 5 o'clock. The menu costs 25 cents and includes chicken and noodles mashed potatoes scalloped corn salads baked beans pickles bread and butter coffee sauce cake.
Two obituary sketches detail the lives of J. Mason of Jefferson and early Iowa settler Enoch Thurman. Mason, born 1847, died 1910 near Ames after moving for health. survived by a wife Emma and seven children, with funeral at Ames and Jefferson interment. Thurman, born 1828 in Kentucky, died 1910 in Wilson County Kansas, leaves wife Aggie and four daughters, with multiple marriages and church affiliations, funeral at Ontario Church of Christ.
Iowa reports 18,907,678 chickens and 1,680,000 acres of wheat. The data highlights poultry scale and grain farming extent across the state.
At a February 14 school board meeting a motion to publish a levy estimate passed. The proposal allocates eight thousand for Contingent Fund fifteen thousand for Teachers Fund and five thousand for School House Fund. The Ames Independent School District treasurer reports balances, receipts from county and tuition, and total expenditures and cash on hand for Contingent Fund and Teachers Fund.
Balance in hands of treasurer Feb 28 1910 shows School House Fund 2325.65 and Teachers fund 921.85 with Contingent fund over drawn 4445.38 and total due treas Feb 28 1910. Revenue entries indicate receipts from county treasurer and other sources totaling 1019.50 and 1022. a balance brought forward.
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