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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1901

Page

7

Des Moines Eyes New Federal Building and State Budget Moves

Des Moines likely to get a new federal building as post office business grows and state university funding eyes emergency aid after fire damage. Judge Kinne urges compulsory education citing high rates of parental neglect and bad environments among reform school entrants.

Des Moines State University School Library Law Iowa L. G. Kinne Board of Control Kinne United States Hull

Instrument measures voice pitch by Dr Seashore

Dr Carl E Seashore of the University of Iowa at Sioux City has created a unique instrument to measure and diagram voice pitch. After four years of study it determines pitch within a twenty fifth of a tone and aids public speakers in studying pitch inflection. The device shows voice curves from vowel to vowel and explains why two adjacent words cannot share the same pitch.

Carl E. Seashore University of Iowa Sioux City Dr. Seashore

Romance from Peking betrothal in Des Moines June

Willard C. Pierce says his sister Miss Mary Conger Pierce will wed Lieut Harold Hammond of the Ninth Infantry likely in June at the Conger residence in Des Moines. Miss Pierce is a niece of Minister E. H. Conger and an orphan who has lived in the Conger household.

South Hall Conger E. H. Conger United States China Des Moines Majee Ee Iowa Mary Conger Pearce Harold Hammond Ninth Infantry West Point Hammond Peking Mary Conger Pierce Lieut Willard C. Pierce Miss Pierce Rushville

State Institutions inmate counts show February decrease

The Iowa prison population fell by seven to 916 on March 1. Anamosa held 459 inmates and Fort Madison 457, with the decline occurring at Fort Madison. The following details finances and inmates for February.

Iowa Anamosa Fort Madison

Inheritance Prospects in Western Canada Promising

Letter to the editor argues western Canada offers rich prairie lands in Saskatchewan Valley and Assiniboia for homesteading or purchase at low prices. It cites fertile soil, strong yields of wheat and oats, abundant hay and fruit, mild winters, and notes government agents and railway companies promoting settlement.

Western Canada Railway Colonization Saskatchewan Valley Assiniboia Saskatchewan Iowa

New Bank to Open in Sioux City Late This April

A new savings bank with 50 000 capital will open in Sioux City in late April. Fred A. Bennett, state bank examiner for the district, will serve as president while A T Bennett, vice president of the German Savings Bank of Manning, will run the bank on site. C S Bennett of Alvord named assistant cashier.

Sioux City Fred A. Bennett State Bank of Manning A. T. Bennett German Savings Bank of Manning New Sioux City Bank Nebraska South Dakota C. S. Bennett Alvord

Chicago Great Western Buys Mason City Fort Dodge Line

President A B Stickney says the Chicago Great Western railway has purchased all outstanding stock and bonds of the Mason City and Fort Dodge railroad from J J Hill. The line will be held as a proprietary property and includes nearby coal fields owned by the Webster County Coal Company, securing a Fort Dodge route.

A. B. Stickney Chicago Great Western Railroad J. J. Hill Mason City

Floyd Monument Dedication Planned at Sioux City

Arrangements are set for a Floyd memorial monument dedication around May 1 in Sioux City. John A Kasson and William Salter are expected to give addresses, with John A Charles, the movement’s father, a central figure in the celebration.

Sioux City Floyd John A. Kasson William Salter John A. Charles

Southeastern Iowa Teachers Meet Set for Grinnell

The seventh annual Southeastern Iowa Teachers association session will be held in Grinnell on April 4 5 and 6. The executive committee aims to make it a premier educational meeting in the state with local committees preparing a royal welcome for teachers of southeastern Iowa.

Try Grain-O A Coffee Alternative Advert

Try Grain-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Children and adults may drink it without injury and it has the rich color of Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains. Packages sell for 15 and 25 cents at grocers. Ram's Horn Porvam Faceless Dyes offer the fastest brightest colors and are sold by druggists.

R. C. Barrett State Superintendent of Public Instruction New School Library Board of Educational Examiners Lst Barrett St. Paul S J. Paul State Department

Cure for nervous prostration advertised by Pinkham's

The letter describes severe nervous prostration tied to female weakness with pains, insomnia, and fainting. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured Miss Williamson and Mrs. Keiser, praising the tonic as greatly beneficial and converting them to "well women" after starting treatment.

Boston Lydia KE. Pinkham ApreLe Williamson N. Boulevard Atlanta Lydia E. Pinkham Della Keiser Marienville

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