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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
Ames Story county Iowa paper notes weekly publication each Thursday morning. It lists a subscription price of 1 dollar per year paid in advance.
The notice lists two candidates for Story County district court clerk in the Republican primary. Ole Langland of Cambridge and M. Soper of unknown location solicit GOP support and specify the June 7, 1910 primary date.
M. L. Tesdall of Nevada declares renomination in the upcoming Republican primary for Story County recorder. Announcement dated January 6, 1910.
The message announces support for the Republican nomination for county recorder in the upcoming primary. George E. Mead urges Story County Republicans to back him in the 1910 primary election held April 5, 1910.
O. B. Peterson of Story City announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to the Republican primary election.
Cambridge resident G. C. Bullard announces seek for Recorder through Republican primaries leading to the June 7 1910 election. The statement is dated March 21 from Cambridge.
Maxwell Iowa December 12 1910 M Cooper announces candidacy for county board of supervisors to succeed Ben Johnson subject to Republican voters decision at the primary election to be held July 7 1910
A filing from Huxley Iowa requests Republican voters support for S J Kalsam at the March 12 1910 primary to succeed Ben Ohnson as county supervisor, urging party nomination by the Republican voters of Story County.
TM, the Republican Voters of Story County, announce candidate S. Hanson seeks the nomination to succeed Ben Johnson on the Board of Supervisors. Public support requested for the primary election on June 7 in Collins Iowa.
C. W. Scott, current Story County supervisor, declares candidacy for a second term. The decision will follow the Republican primaries in June.
J J Carlson of Slater announces candidacy for member of the board of supervisors to succeed Ben Johnson subject to the coming Republican primary. April 6.
To the Republican voters of Story County candidate for member of the board of supervisors to succeed C. W. Scott subject to the primary election of June 7 1910 Co BE Markland.
W. P. George declares for the office of representative in the general assembly from Story county subject to the decision in June. He seeks election in the upcoming race and urges support from local voters.
A candidate from Slater, Helland, announces at a Story County Republican meeting on April 8 that they will run for the General Assembly representative seat in the 62d district, pending primary decision.
To Republican voters of Star County Iowa I announce my candidacy for nomination for county auditor subject to the Republican primary on June 7 1910 Cc A Batman.
Frank N. Fowler announces candidacy for a second term as Story county treasurer subject to the outcome of the Republican primary election.
Christopher Ottosen of Humboldt County campaigns on improving railroad service and equipment, arguing profits should fund better public service. He cites ten years as a grain shipper and town founder experience to appeal to voters for the June primary. May events and Iowa State College activities are listed alongside a Catarrh Cure ad.
The piece urges careful use of resources and wise money habits for young people. It warns against waste, promotes saving and bank accounts, and cites Benjamin Franklin proverbs to encourage disciplined spending and preparation for lean times.
In a campaign opening, Governor Carroll attacks the pharmacy commission as corrupt under Cummins and touts saving over $6,000 by removing its members. he also accuses the state fish and game warden of broad spending from hunter licenses for various purchases. The piece argues the taxes were set for specific purposes and urges consistency between his business stance and state budgeting.
Prof Wayne Dinsmore is elected secretary of the Percheron Society of America with a salary higher than any agricultural college post in America. He will move to Chicago to base headquarters at the stock yards as the society, with 2600 members, is the world's largest. It registers horses valued at $12,000,000 and processes imports exceeding $1,000,000 annually.
A vested choir of twenty five voices from St. Luke's Des Moines will provide music for evening prayer at 4 p m. William J. Minchin, Minister, extends invitation. Sunday morning service will be omitted to join the Baptist church for its new building dedication. A future evening address by Rev. W Boynton Gage is hoped for.
J. T. Houser, minister, presides at Bible school and communion at 10 a.m. No morning service at 11 a.m. due to church dedication. Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Sermon topic, Deciding for God. All are welcome.
George D. Crissman will lead Sunday school at 9 45 with no morning service due to the Baptist church dedication. Epworth League meets at 6 45 and the evening service at 7 45 with the theme A Great Invitation.
Fr. C. Renier will officiate morning services at 10 30 in Trinity Sunday observance. Proceeds or additional events not listed.
Christian Science services will be held Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smith's Hall with the subject Soul and Body.
Ben Read, a senior at Grinnell College, was taken to the Methodist Hospital at Des Moines after a threatened case of typhoid pneumonia. His mother, Mrs. W. S. Read, had stayed with him the past week and returned to Ames yesterday.
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