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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and bronchial issues. It claims gentleness and ease of use especially for children and cites C A Gamble as the endorsing authority.
A compilation of political candidate notices for the 1908 Republican primary in Iowa and a detailed obituary for Looma Welles Taylor of Ames. It recalls Nelson Taylor’s family, firm genealogical notes on the Welles lineage, and mentions burial and Congregational Church ties.
Arizona misspellings aside, the piece states candidate Ira Jay Scott announces his candidacy for superintendent of schools in Iowa, subject to nominating procedures and Republican primary on June 2, 1908. It notes his intent to seek the office and participate in party processes within the state.
Frank N Fowler of Ames declares for County Treasurer subject to Republican voters June 24 1908. H B Hadley of Nevada announces for County Attorney subject to Republican county primary. I W Douglass of Maxwell also seeks County Attorney with primary decision.
Milford Township resident FRANK E. KOOSER seeks sheriff role pending primary voters will. Ames address listed. Also running are TOM THOMPSON and FRED C. WARRICK from Nevada with a January 22 date noted for filing or notice.
J A Fitchpatrick declares support for his nomination by the Republican party at the upcoming primary, running as a candidate for state senator. Addressed to Republicans of Boone Port and surrounding counties seeking party backing.
A candidate announces intent to run for Representative pending action in the Republican primaries on June 2. The candidate is identified with Gno. Co. and White.
Mr 3 G Williams of Powderly Texas says he suffered years with kidney and bladder trouble using many remedies with no relief. After a 30 days trial for one dollar he reports feeling fine and money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by C A Gamble.
Iowa deposits in state and savings banks increased by 9 161 010 between January 26 1907 and February 14 1908 while the number of banks grew by 52 since the December report. The auditor notes an average reserve of 21.8 percent on February 14. Savings Bank assets total 155 774 288.49 with liabilities 155 774 288. The State Bank totals are 74 354 052.77 in assets and liabilities.
Be careful about that little cough. Get a reliable remedy to move the bowels and allay inflammation. It is pleasant to take and especially recommended for children and tastes nearly as good as May’s sugar. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
A Webster City pair of Shetland pony twins arrived weighing 18 and 23 pounds. Their dam weighs 600 pounds and sire 300. The diminutive colts must be placed on a box to reach meals suggesting crossbreeding with giraffes to solve the problem.
The Michigan Corset House of Springfield Massachusetts faced financial strain as demand dwindled and legal actions mounted. Stockholders saw their investment dwindle as the business was forced to shut down under pressure from creditors and court proceedings.
Advertises rings Little Liver Pills for bilious ness and sick headache. Claims they clean the system and clear the skin. Price 25 cents. Sold by C A Gambie.
The family and near friends of Nelson Taylor extend sincere thanks to neighbors for kindness during Mrs. Taylor’s illness and death. Special thanks to the choir of ladies and gentlemen who sang at our mother's funeral. Cc, B. Taylor.
Lester Banks, seventeen, died Monday afternoon in San Diego after a illness caused by tuberculosis. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Horatio Banks, former Ames residents. Mrs Banks had joined him in Colorado before they returned home to Ames where he passed away. Friends and relatives in Ames extend sympathy.
Frederic Clare Runkle born January 21 1908 died March 15 1908. The firstborn in the home lived eight weeks and brought sunlit hills and happiness before death cast shadows. The Master’s voice offered comfort and the line And Forbid Them not for of Such is the Kingdom of Heaven lightened the sorrow.
One way tickets at special low rates on sale daily through March and April from all points on the Northwestern line to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Puget Sound. Includes daily personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line. For details write S A Hutchinson Manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago Ill or contact nearest ticket agent.
A. B. Kepford of Des Moines lectured on tuberculosis at the Engineers' assembly detailing transmission through home food and skin contact. He described tubercle formation in lungs, urged open air cures, and urged post mortem meat inspections while highlighting Iowa's tuberculosis impact and costs.
Advice on treating a lame shoulder suggests Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best remedy for sprains or rheumatic pains. Apply freely and rub vigorously at each use for quick relief. Available from Loughran and Bauer and Joel C. Cagin.
A Paris proposal suggests adding a railcar for theatrical performances to trains. The concept, though unusual, echoes earlier reforms like sleeping and dining cars which were once considered odd.
A woman rarely feels jealousy toward her husband’s first love once she actually meets her.
Timetables show Ft Dodge, Des Moines and percent interurban service from Duff Avenue with multiple departures at 7 8 10 am and 4 6 7 pm. Some cars run to Kelley for connections while others head to Des Moines directly with Kelley connections for Ft Dodge.
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