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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

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Preacher Help And Famine Aid Cited In Ogden News

Ogden Reporter notes Rev. Stoddard a capable minister who can marry, preach, and assist in paper work. It quotes Minister Conger on a Chinese famine affecting ten million, needing one million dollars and rice from Shanghai. The column covers Washington grocery abundance and drought friendly spring farming progress with corn Planting ahead and a hopeful crop outlook.

Stoddard Congregational Church China E.H. Conger Shanghai Conger Christian Herald Frank Stillman The Jefferson Bee Washington, D. C Middle West Washington Ogden Reporter

Belgian Prince Explains Possession of Seized Relics

Prince Henri de Croy and Col. Dudley F. Phelps explain how the ring and bracelet were heirlooms brought from Europe and the snuff boxes and Angora shawls were purchased as keepsakes. The Treasury will decide on bracelet and other items. ring valued at 550, bracelet at 400, snuff boxes 525, shawls 4.

Prince Henri de Croy Belgium San Col Dudley F. Phelps Europe Col. Phelps Secretary of the Treasury

Keeping Summer Boarders with Success in the Country

The May Ladies' Home Journal advises adapting to summer boarders not vice versa. It recommends serving meals on guests’ schedules, early breakfasts and simpler meals, and focusing on basic farm staples like clean water, milk, cream, eggs, butter, vegetables, and acceptable meat quality.

Caroline Benedict Burrell May Ladies’ Home Journal

Weather Summary for Des Moines Week Ending May 6 1901

For the week ending May 6 1901 Des Moines Iowa experienced unusually warm weather with six brisk windy days and very dry conditions. The average daily temperature ranged from ten to fourteen degrees.

Des Moines Iowa

Kelley to Open New Bank Amid Local Activity

Will Lytle spent Saturday at home. Ain Hamm repairs his house. Mrs E Posegate and family of Ames visited relatives. The P P P Medicine Co. departed after a week here. Mr and Mrs W A Gossard returned home after six weeks away. Frank Sutter with children will move to Oklahoma this week to join her husband there.

Kelley Will Lytle Ain Hamm Frank Sutter Oklahoma

Memorial Day Address Set by Rev Johnson in Ontario

Robert Ross is on the sick list. Mrs Chas Zenor of Boone visited friends here over Sunday. Ontario will observe Memorial Day with Rev D M Johnson of Des Moines delivering the address. Dr O W Johnson of Charles City is quite sick with typhoid. A party at Mr Van Durens Saturday night was well attended and enjoyed by all.

Chas. Zenor Boone Ontario D. M. Johnson Des Moines O. W. Johnson Charles City

Local notices and social updates from town society

Mrs Orrin Lake is on the sick list. Jim Reynolds is in Des Moines this week. A little boy is reported at the Shearer home. Mr and Mrs Michelson were Nevada callers Saturday. Rumor has it Gilbert Drug Co will change hands soon. R W Reifsnyder leaves tonight for CA in e where he has a job in view. Ed Holmes is painting his restaurant for summer trade. Junior Endeavor society meets Thursday at 4 pm hereafter. Rev A L Danton is in Marshalltown attending the District Congregational meeting.

Gilbert Drug Co Ed. Holmes A. L. Danton Marshalltown

Flour products advertised by T. J. Miller & Sons

An ad listing Graham flour whole wheat flour pure corn meal and pancake flour at T. J. Miller & Sons. An accompanying line promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as remedies for disease by cleansing the liver and bowels.

DeWitt Tilden & Laughran

Insurance ads claim top Iowa claims payout by Banker's Accident

The Banker's Accident Insurance Co claims it has paid more accident claims in Iowa than any similar company in the state. Reference inquiry to agent 48 F. L. Merepira.

Banker’s Accident Insurance Co Iowa F. L. Merepira

Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed by Curtiss Wis Resident

Geo. Hickock of Curtiss Wisconsin testifies Foley's Kidney Cure helped his father and calls it the only medicine that worked. Daniel Bros and Herman advertise bicycles and tennis shoes for sale.

Geo Daniel Bros, & Herman

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