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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

4

High praise for Ames school in Des Moines report

Ernest R. Nichols and H M Cottrell visited Iowa State College at Ames and lauded its livestock and dairy programs as the best in the United States. They noted Ames excels in agricultural fields, while Purdue Wisconsin and Minnesota lead in engineering and seed breeding. The stock judging event drew 300 entrants, far more than expected, signaling Ames' rising prominence in agricultural education.

Ernest R. Nichols A. M H. M. Cottrell Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan Kansas J. S. McDowell Board of Regents F. D. Coburn Kansas Department of Ture Des Moines Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa State College Ames Cottrell United States Purdue Champaign Iowa

Republican County Convention at Nevada Endorses McKinley Era

The Nevada Republican county convention met with W P Fitchpatrick presiding and A B Alderman as temporary chair. Willard John was named temporary secretary and L G Hardin reading clerk. Committees on Organization Credentials and Resolutions were formed and the body endorsed William McKinley, the Iowa congressional contingent, Senator W B Allison, and Senator J P Dolliver.

Cummins Committee On Story County Board of Supervisors Cedar Rapids J. C. Severide A. K. Banks I. L. Smith J. A. King Hostetter Fred O. McCall Wm. Lobaugh James Sowers R. W. Liddle H. T .Henryson H. C. Duen F. J. Baumgartner O. J. King Nevada W.p.fitchpatrick Willard John Cambridge L. G. Hardin Reading Ole Nelson Geo. Hemstock J. A. McKee F. N. Fowler T. Henryson J. B. Hanson William McKinley Republican Party Congress Iowa W. B. Allison J. P. Dolliver Senate

Low Rates to Buffalo Exposition

The Iowa Central Railway announces very low rail rates from the west and northwest to Buffalo N Y for travel from May 15 to Sept 30 1901. For routes rates full information and Pan American literature contact any Iowa Central agent or George Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.

Iowa Central Railway Buffalo N. Y Batty Marshalltown Iowa

Beware of a Cough Remedy Notice

A text promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for persistent coughs seen as early signs of consumption and bronchitis. It claims wide reputation and sale, offers trial cost, and lists Miss Florence Newman of Gray New York praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for muscular rheumatism. The liniment and cough remedy are advertised as available at druggists.

Florence Newman Chamberlain Newman Gray N. Y

DeWitt's Little Risers Promise Quick Impurity Removal

Advertises DeWitt’s Little Risers as a speedy laxative, removing impurities with no discomfort. Claims easy intake, no griping, and widespread efficacy. Tilden and Loughran listed as sellers.

DeWitt Tilden & Loughran Tilden

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