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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
5
Local notices per line per insertion. monetary inter ce 5e ag line each insertion. Resolutions of respect and condol ence $1.00. Church service lodge society meetings and public gatherings not for revenue one-time free, additional publications 5c per line. Display rates available on application. Changes for display ads due Tuesday evening each week.
Local items capture residents visiting towns from Boone to Story City Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. Officials, students, and families travel, host, and attend church events as Ames Community life unfolds with meetings, entertainments, and civic actions.
The I O Jewelry Store launches a pre inventory sale offering ten percent off all items. shoppers are invited to browse the collection and take advantage of the early discount before new stock arrives.
An advertisement for Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea by L. M. Bosworth promises relief from pains in the back inflammation rheumatism fainting spells indigestion and constipation and asserts it will make you well and keep you well.
The Ames W C T U will hold a meeting at 2 30 pm Friday May 4 at Mrs J H Wambeams 812 Clark St. All interested ladies in Ames are invited to attend.
The Baptist church lists a sermon on the Holy Spirit and the individual at 8:00. Covenant meeting at 6:30 followed by B Y P U at 7:30 and a sermon on confessing Christ publicly. Baptismal service to follow.
The Ames city band offers a free open air concert on Main Street Thursday May 38 at eight o clock. Residents are invited to attend this community event and enjoy music outdoors.
Amanda Frances Johnston born March 23 1841 near Bedford Indiana. Married Simon Johnston December 19 1861, left a widow March 9 1870 with three children. Lived in Ames 1869 1892 and later with her children. Died April 30 1906 in Rochester Minnesota. Survived by son J G of St Paul and daughters Minnie Ballock, Mary Crosier. brothers A A Rainbolt and E F Rainbolt. All attended the funeral.
Ames High School Alumni association holds a 7:30 PM meeting at Mise Mable Campbell 1110 Douglas St on Tuesday May 8 to elect officers and report committees. Also notes OC W Scott and E R Silliman in county politics plus various college and community events and society notices.
Local retailer Kilden Bros. & Co. promotes a larger inventory featuring Havan and Crawford men’s shoes, Queen Quality women’s footwear, and Buster Brown options for boys and girls. Complete Oxford styles with varying prices highlighted.
Notice to owners occupants and agents of property in Ames tell them to clean all adjacent alleys on or before May 15. If not, the city will act and charge the expense to the property. Parley Sheldon Mayor A B Maxwell Clerk.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior to all others even to Rockefeller wealth. It cites eminent physicians approving its use for colic and diarrhoea in both children and adults, notes its reliability and pleasant taste when diluted, and urges every family to keep it on hand, sold by Loughran and Bauer.
Local notices announce candidates for Story County Supervisor E K Silfiman successor and for County Recorder. W O Hidy of Nevada declares his bid for Recorder, noting long Republican affiliation and long residence and teaching background. Primary dates given as May 1 1906 May 2 1908 and June 2.
A Kansas school superintendent, Prof. J W Spindler of Winfield, had his house repainted with lead and zinc by painter J M Vaughn. Vaughn used Devoe lead and zinc paint and kept silent about his method. Spindler praised the result and Vaughn confessed the trick.
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