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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

9

Iowa Democrats Maintain Control At Des Moines Convention

The Missouri Valley News notes editor Payne of Nevada warns a country editor faces slim odds of Congress, while Green County Republicans abandon the primary in favor of the old delegate system. The Boone Republican criticizes a new law forcing music instruction for teachers, linking it to artesian well limits and literary satire.

The Missouri Valley News Payne Nevada Congress Green County Jefferson Boone Republican

Weather notes from Des Moines week with frost and planting progress

In Des Moines May 4 1900 the week had near normal average temperatures with frost on several mornings. Apples, plums and cherries suffered little in damage though tender vegetation on low ground was hurt. The report notes soil drying and rain needed for crops, but a later shower brought moisture and a favorable crop outlook. A humorous aside in Arizona Graphic mentions frogs after summer rain and a local belief they fell from the sky.

Des Moines Atlantic Arizona Southern Pacific Colorado

Real estate transfers in Nevada and Ames area May 5 1900 week

Sage list shows ab stractors Smith Bricker reporting transfers including M Ufford to HO Norton for 525 dollars covering lots 4 and 6 in ne nw 2 85 21 and Fred Perry to E R Silliman for 800 dollars 3a in nw corner nig nw sw 9 84 21 Mattie Raynes to J W Conn et al for 1200 dollars lots 5 and 6 in Bisbee sub div blk 41 Blairs 41 ad Ames M E Hix and wife to Theo P Worsley qed 1 dollar lot 3 blk 11 Nevada John Ross and wife to Nancy Marie Knight for 110 dollars lot 8 blk 7 Ontario Sarah R Baker to James Ham for 100 dollars lot 8 blk 7 Bigelows ad Ames Mary Norris and husband to O B Alderman for 2000 dollars lots 6 7 and 10 blk 24 Nevada Otis Briggs and wife to Theo P Worsley for 50 dollars ng lot 6 blk 11 Nevada Frank Curtiss and wife to Theo P Worsley for 800 dollars lot 2 blk 11 Nevada John James to J A Fitchpatrick for 700 dollars lot 6 blk 26 Nevada.

Smith & Bricker, Abstractors Nevada Iowa Ufford HO Norton Fred Perry E R Silliman Cor Mattie Raynes Hus J W Connett Bisbee Blairs Ames Frank Curtiss Theo P Worsley John James J A Fitchpatrick

No Chance For Him

Three youths split 15 cents each and pooled their money to guess what to eat. The first guessed possum with sweet potatoes on watermelon. The second began to take back his nickels, but the third urged to leave the money alone saying the guesser would take all.

Shortest Way to Heart Lies in Surgery, Says Doctor

Miss Gabby debates romance with chafing dish while Dr Powers boasts a surgical line. The Baltimore American notes pride in scientific approach as Cupid’s weapons are dismantled by medicine.

Miss Gabby Dr. Powers Baltimore American

Cannibal Threat on a Ship At Sea

A narrator recalls sailing with a corpulent captain as they drift toward rocks after a calm and hostile natives watch from cliffs. The captain fears being eaten while urging the narrator to escape, then signals hope as two boats emerge around the point.

Self

A Prise Thought and the Meaning of f and ff

A Southern public school music teacher explained that f stands for forte and asked what ff means. A bright pupil shouted Righty, causing amused silence before the lesson continued.

South New Lippincott

The Day After Nightmare Card for Mrs Mixer

Mrs Mixer asks the doctor about her husband's condition. The physician reports he is out of danger but suffers acute cerebral gland enlargement. The doctor jokes the cause came on a tray in a Chicago News style quip.

The Price of Ten Cents' Worth

A customer asks for ten cents worth of paregoric from a druggist who replies a quarter. The exchange appears in the Boston Christian Register.

Pruggist Boston Christian Register

Man of high status accused of counterfeiting

The judge questions a man of ability and position who admits to counterfeiting to earn money at home. The judge responds by applying the full limit of the law.

Chicago Tribune

Peary Retrieves Ducks in Arctic Style

Maine native Lieutenant R. H. Peary faced a pond with no boat or dog. A fellow hunter invited him to attempt retrieval. Peary swam through ice, secured two dead ducks, and returned them to land as the ducks lay in open water.

Peary R. H. Peary Maine Bowdoin College Fryeburg Academy Fryeburg Merrill Saturday Evening Post

Train Schedule Fragments Hint East West Routes

Fragmentary timetable shows trains like Chicago Express Atlantic Express Overland Limited and Dakota Express with arrival and departure times. It lists service between Ames Marshalltown Carroll Crete and Boone with notes on baggage checks and daily operations, attributed to G. W. Rogers.

Chicago Express Wliss Saxeside Cs Atlantic Overland Chicago Xpress Chicago Ames Marshalltown Overland Limited Pacific Express Carroll Arene Cavan Dakota Express Ak St Peneie & Dee Chi. & M Crete Keen Ks Ames & DM

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