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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
Advertisement praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for lame shoulder whether from sprain or rheumatic pain. Advises applying freely and rubbing vigorously at each use for a quick cure. Sold by Loughran and Bauer and Joel C. Gawwin.
Straw votes do not amount to much in measuring public opinion but the man who captures the alfalfa vote this year will be a winner, says the Globe-Democrat.
A local church faces an uncertain future as the pastor, described as a mere gas fixture, minimizes his active guidance and leaves the congregation without steady leadership.
A political notice cites candidates for the Board of Supervisors in Story City Iowa ahead of Republican primaries in 1908. It discusses public health concerns about tuberculosis linked to dairy cows and urges inspection, sanitation, and avoided tainted milk amid local meat concerns.
A local notice from Ames outlines a June 2 1908 primary for the position of superintendent. Details reference candidates Scott and other entrants seeking the post in Ames Iowa.
Editor Intelligencer announces Frank N. Fowler as a candidate for County Treasurer. Voters will decide in the Republican Primary on June 24, 1808. Ames declares the bid from Ames, dated January 29.
In a series of notices, candidates announce runs for County Attorney and Sheriff. H E Hadley of Nevada, I W Douglass Manttt, and TOM THOMPSON declare candidacies subject to Republican primary decisions. EK Kooser lists Milford Township as address for Sheriff bid. Story County Republicans hear further declarations ahead of June primary.
Fred Co. Warrick announces candidacy for sheriff in Nevada with support noted in a January 22 release. The statement frames the campaign as a Republican primary decision point.
A Republican candidate in Boone and Story counties appeals for party support in the upcoming primary as a bid for state senate. He signs as Me Fitchpatrick and outlines his goal to win the nomination.
A candidate declares candidacy for Representative subject to Republican primaries in June in GEO Co White 2nd. The announcement signals formal entry and adherence to party selection rules.
Mr 8 G Williams of Powderly Texas says he suffered years with kidney and bladder trouble and tried many remedies before Pineules. After a 30 days trial for $1 he reports feeling fine and the firm offers money back if not satisfied. Sold by C A Gamble.
Minutes show the Story County Board meeting at Nevada courthouse March 9 1908 with members Michaelson Johnson and Scott. Actions include directing a $200 indirect damages warrant to John Ritland for the Warren McCallisburg Drainage District No 8, approving final drainage work, advertising bids for Warren McCalisburg Drainage District No 11, appointing Joan M Wells as engineer in charge with a 2000 bond, and a waiver of assessment for Boone Story Drainage District No 1 due to township funds and authority limits. The minutes conclude with adjournment.
A concise reflection notes that ordinary irritations act as windows exposing true character. The piece emphasizes internal growth through daily frustrations and self-awareness.
J T Neal born November 17 1862 in Guthrie County Iowa died March 12 1908 in Chicago He left a sister wife two sons and a daughter A son died fourteen years ago Married Della Nichols in 1883 They lived in Ames Des Moines Eagle Grove and Ames again Later moved to Chicago Funeral held at the U B church in Ames with Rev Stiverson in charge Interment in Ames Cemetery
Mrs William Thompson wife of William Thompson died Thursday at 11 20 am after long illness following a golden wedding celebration at their Randolph home She was born August 31 1835 in Wayne County Ohio and moved from Story County to Illinois She is survived by her husband seven children twenty nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren
We thank the many kind friends who helped and offered sympathy in the death of our husband and father. Mrs. Della Neal Hazel Neal Harry Neal Lon Neal.
A reflective saying notes that cheerful individuals frequently bear obligations not their own, suggesting humor accompanies hidden duties and shared responsibilities in social life.
Des Moines to Ft Dodge interurban service lists Duff Avenue station departures at 8 18 6 7 a m and 2 2 and 6 7 p m with Kelley connection to Ft Dodge. Some trains run direct to Kelley with later connections, last Des Moines car at 7 p m from Kelley, 12 o clock reaction with Boone, final Duff avenue departure 10 20 p m and college 9 35 p m.
Advertisement notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as small safe and sure liver pills sold by Cc. A. Gamble.
Georgia editor memorializes Jim Jones with a rustic obituary praising his life and a paid up subscription, noting he swam the river to meet the angels and asking readers to remember him with peace.
A household remedy recommended for cough and inflammation that moves the bowels, pleasant to take, and suitable for children as it tastes like maple sugar. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
A farmer visits a store to buy an ax. The merchant quotes 1.25 for the ax, but the farmer notes Montgomery Ward offers the same ax for 0.90. The merchant explains the extra costs for the handle and a money order. The farmer concession leads to a humorous stalemate as he pays for the ax but the merchant delays delivery. Laughing ends the tale.
An advertisement touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs and bronchial troubles suitable for children. It emphasizes pleasant taste and gentle laxative action to expel phlegm and is sold by C. A. Gamble.
The McColly family extends sincere thanks to friends who helped during a difficult few weeks showing community support and assistance.
A series of real estate transactions show EJ Penfield, Eva J Whiteman, William H Totten, Orrie B Holdredge, Henry Yeager, Minta Klove, Augusta E Underwood, J H Gamble, D W John, E W Liddle, F J Graves, C BE Markland, DP O Bennet, Katie J Mauser, L H Fricke and others conveying lots and parcels to various grantees. Amounts range from 200 to 30000 dollars with parcels described by lot, block, and section numbers in Ames and surrounding areas.
Real estate transfers show numerous grants and deeds. Severtson sells to Bul lestad for 4000. Detig moves to Gog erty for 14000. Holcomb to Deal for 88000. Sandvick to Nelson Ask for 6300. Knight to Apple for 7098. Brand to Backoff for 5100. Jacobson to Jacobson for 4810. Daie to Warren and H and C for 17000. Nelson Ask to Hougen for 6700. Wighland to Folgero for 10557. Eggeland to Erickson for 7000. Bunce to Pet erson for 8844. Hall to Aronson for 17000. French to Knight qed 231 4. Jacobson to Jacobson for 2620. French to Earl qed 1 for 1 el 2 sw and nw ee and nl 2 hw Sw 86 84 22. Marion Smith to Weston wa 6000 lot 10 bik 1 Ives ad Ames.
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