Intelligencer Ames Iowa Subscription Rates
The Intelligencer published every Thursday in Ames Story county Iowa lists subscription price at $1.00 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
The Intelligencer published every Thursday in Ames Story county Iowa lists subscription price at $1.00 per year in advance.
A candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Story county announces his run in the Republican primary on June 7 1910. Cc M SOPER requests votes from Story county voters.
W. P. George announces candidacy for representative in the general assembly from Story county subject to June decision. C. A. Batman enters the race for county auditor as a Republican nominee pending the June 7 1910 primary election.
Story County recorder candidate M I Tesdall of Nevada announces renomination in the Republican primary. The statement is dated January 6 1910 and signed from Nevada Iowa.
A 1910 Cambridge Iowa notice solicits Republican support for nominating a candidate for clerk of district court in Story County. Dated January 29, 1910, the text calls for party backing and lists the location and date of the printing.
F M Cooper of Maxwell Iowa declares his candidacy to succeed Ben Johnson on the county Board of Supervisors, aiming for the Republican nomination at the June 7 1910 primary election. He signs the notice on March 12 1919.
Huxley resident J Kalsem seeks Republican primary support for county supervisor seat to succeed Ben in the board. March 12, 1910.
Ames, Drake, and Grinnell competed in a Friday night triangular debate. Ames defeated Drake at Ames and Grinnell at Grinnell, while Drake beat Grinnell at Des Moines. Ames totaled 5 points, Drake 3, Grinnell 1, marking a return to form after two years.
Rural mail carrier J W Latherow completed a perfect year of service on Route 4. He made every required trip despite severe winter weather and impassable roads, delivering to all on his route. He notes roads are currently at their best for this time of year.
Nickerson Bros Peerless Co presents items at the Armory on Tuesday night March 29 priced at 10 20 and 30 cents.
An advertisement claims Ayer's Sarsaparilla contains no alcohol and serves as a non-alcoholic tonic and alterative for thin impure blood. It urges readers to consult their doctor and follow medical advice.
Easter services are listed at Ames churches with organ numbers hymns and an address by David Porter of New York City. Selections include Christ the Lord Is Risen and Rejoice the Lord Is King with an organ postlude Fugue by Handel and multiple anthems.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces an Easter sermon Sunday morning led by Minister George D. Crissman. In the evening the Sunday School will show moving pictures depicting the Passion play.
St Johns Episcopal Church announces Easter Sunday services conducted by Rector J. Shutt at 4:00 p m. Strangers are cordially invited to attend.
St. Cecelia's Church schedules a high mass at 11:00 o'clock with a sermon by Minister F. C. Renier on the Divinity of Christ.
Walter I. Fowle ministers Easter observations with Bible School at 9 45 sermon at 11 o clock B Y P U at 6 30 and a 7 30 sermon titled Problems of the City in the church sanctuary.
Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10:00 and special Easter services at 11:00 with In Memory of our Risen Lord title. An Easter song service follows at 6:30 and 7:30 features anthems solos and duets by the male quartet with additional selections.
William J. Minchin ministers Easter with morning service at 10 45 after Sunday school at 10 and a cantata From Death to Life in the evening. The semi-annual missions offering will be taken in the morning.
The Church of Christ led by J. T. Houser invites all to Bible school at 10:00 a.m. communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. with a morning sermon on Easter and its meaning. Evening services feature three young men reporting on the Omaha Laymen's convention.
Christian Science services will be held in Smith's hall Sunday at 10 45 a m. The subject for the discourse is Reality.
Porter will visit March 25 to 27 as International Secretary of Boys High School Work and Rhodes scholar. He will speak Friday at 11 20 a m at the firm school on Oxford Experience and Saturday at 10 a m to the boys at the YMCA. Free swim for boys over 10 at 9 a m. He speaks at chapel Sunday morning and at 4 p m at the regular Association meeting.
The Baptist Sunday School students pledge to purchase a five dollar light each as part of a class project. The program encourages giving and community spirit within the school.
The text notes five dollar average costs for electric lights in a new church and mentions Easter morning with a children’s program, a procession, and classes leaving pledges at a desk while friends or members are invited to give offerings to the school.
An advertisement claims Rexall 93 Hair Tonic grows hair and cures baldness in 98 of 100 cases when used as directed. It guarantees refund if not satisfactory and notes two sizes Pa bog and 1.00. Product described as pleasant to use, non greasy, available at The Rexall Store Loughran & Bauer Drug Co in Ames. Easter vacation notes follow with college milestones and graduation imagery.
A. W. Willey & Co announces a new produce house on South Kellogg Avenue inviting farmers to sell butter eggs and poultry for cash. The notice promises courteous service and invites patronage. Also advertised are an Armory event titled A Story of Capital and Labor on March 20 and a Yellowstone Park lecture Monday evening under Methodist Brotherhood with 25 cent admission and tickets from Loughran & Bauer.
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