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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1903

Page

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Republican Nomination Bid For County Superintendent

Candidate Frey B E Hansen announces run in the Republican primary for county superintendent. Nevada Iowa February 28 1908. Postmaster Hardin reports limited McKinley Memorial certificates issued as souvenirs for donors to the Canton Ohio monument fund. Certificates depict Mrs McKinley and the White House with Tiffany & Co. artistry.

Stury County J.C. Wearr. Ames Nevada Gro. D Iam Story County C. E. Larson Res Cambridge Frey BE. Hansen Iowa Hardin McKinley National Memorial Association Monument Fund McKinley Canton White House Ohio William McKinley Great House of Tiffany & Co New York

Sewage Plant Showcases Iowa State College Purification Trials

The Civil Engineering department at Iowa State College reports five years of sewage purification work led by Professor Marston. The first plant, built in 1898, purifies up to 90 000 gallons daily with brick septic tanks and sand gravel filters costing 2500 dollars, with annual maintenance around 250 dollars. Experimentation extends to dairy sewage. departments of Botany and Agricultural Chemistry assist, while towns seek information. A Leon Sunday school anecdote closes the excerpt.

Iowa State College Marston Iowa Civil Engineering

Armstrong Induction as Assistant Secretary Captures Spotlight

Washington March 9 Assistant Secretary Robert B Armstrong was formally inducted in a ceremony in the secretary of the treasury office. The event drew a crowd of officials and friends including Mrs Armstrong, General Clarkson, senators and congressmen. The oath was administered by Justice Fitzpatrick and celebrated with laughter as Secretary Shaw teased Armstrong about objections before salutes.

Washington Robert B. Armstrong Tom Hedge Armstrong Treasury Hagen Ailes Clarkson Justice Fitzpatrick Shaw the Treasury Mr. Armstrong Roosevelt Customs Fuller Robert Burns Armstrong Commerce George Brace Cortelyou R. B Tillman

Bank of Gilbert Telegraph Case Targets Western Union

A district court suit by W. H. Totten and H Totten against the Western Union Telegraph Co seeks about 4482 dollars for losses tied to forged telegrams. The Bank of Gilbert had paid Barnes agents after forged messages from what appeared to be the Bank of Dennison. Lawyers B. B. Welty and Judge Stevens represent the plaintiffs in what is expected to be a major next term case.

W. H. Totten H. ©. Totten Western Union Telegraph Company Bank of Gilbert E.S. Barnes Denison Bank of Dennison Barnes Telegraph Company B. B. Welty Judge Stevens Boone Journal

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