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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
Seventy five Ames Republicans were queried on governors choice with fifty five backing Cummins and sixteen divided among other candidates, a survey aligned with Marshall county primary results. The report notes Cummins strength in Ida Grove in district eleven and mentions local relocations of several residents to Los Angeles.
Mrs Frances K Morrison, widow of Lt John Morrison Jr, arrives in the capital and provides details of his death in the Philippines on January 18. She cites letters from Lt Haight and Chaplain Walkley noting he led a 15 man scout near Penaranda when he was killed, with Dr Deaton reporting the ensuing fight.
At the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Amosa Child of Jefferson, over one hundred guests attended. Of them only six were alive to celebrate the golden wedding on Feb 25. Mr. May of this place is among the six but could not attend. J. F. Tyler, an old settler about 70, living seven miles south of Nevada, died Wednesday of pneumonia.
An advertisement claims a liniment applied to the abdomen eases childbirth. It warns against internal remedies and cites a Tampa hotel proprietor's wife who allegedly had a quicker birth with Mother's Friend. Priced at $1 per bottle from The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta.
Advertisement touts B. Codyrey as agent for native herbs offering a 200 day treatment. If no cure after following directions, money refunded. Includes testimonial claim and refund policy.
Local store J. W. Adams offers White Rose flour at 90 cents per sack in a limited stock sale.
An advertisement notes J. W. Adams offers White Rose flour at ninety cents per sack, highlighting bargain prices for baking supplies.
F. P. Moran of Pittsburg Virginia endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad coughs and whooping cough. He says it contains no opium or harmful drug and reports perfect satisfaction. Sold by all druggists. Tone Bros. coffee also offered by the store run by F Lerts.
Eli Kirkenhall and wife were in Des Moines early this week. Mrs. Wm Ayer is reported quite sick but slowly recovering.
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