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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
The She Intelligencer published by F. R. and M. C. Conaway appears as a Thursday morning issue from Ames Story county Iowa. Subscriptions are one dollar annually in advance.
A candidate for the clerk of the district court in Story County Iowa announces his bid in the Republican primary to be held June 7 1910. C C M Soper seeks the office and asks for Republican support.
A 1910 notice from Ole Langland of Cambridge Iowa asks Republican voters in Story County to support his nomination for district court clerk in the party primary. Dated January 29 1910.
M. L. Tesdall announces a push for renomination to Story County Recorder as a Republican in the upcoming primary. Nevada, January 6, 1910.
A statement to Story County Republicans soliciting support for nomination of GBO. BE. MBAD for county recorder at the June 7 1910 primary. Dated Zearing April 5 1910.
O B Peterson of Story City announces candidacy for County Recorder in the Republican primary election. The filing signals intent to seek the office through the party process.
G. C. Bullard of Cambridge announces his candidacy for the office of County Recorder subject to the Republican primaries on June 7, 1910. Cambridge March 21.
F M Cooper of Maxwell Iowa announces candidacy for the county Board of Supervisors to succeed Ben Johnson in the Republican primary to be held June 7 1919. Kalsom J Buxley also solicits support for the nomination in the same primary.
Hanson serves as a candidate for nomination to the Board of Supervisors addressing Ben Johnson and requests support at the June primary election. The notice is dated April 7 in Collins Iowa and signed by Hanson.
W Scott, the incumbent supervisor in Story County, announces intention to run for a second term. He states his candidacy is subject to the results of the June Republican primaries.
J J Carlson of Slater declares his candidacy for the board of supervisors to succeed Ben Johnson, subject to the forthcoming Republican primary. April 6.
A candidate for the board of supervisors to succeed C. W. Scott announces his run in County E Markland, subject to the June 7 1910 primary election.
W. P. George from Story County declares candidacy for the general assembly representative seat with decision in June. He frames his bid as a community driven campaign and seeks support from local voters.
Slater resident M. S. Helland announces candidacy for representative in the General Assembly for the 52d district subject to Story County Republican primary decision. Helland notes April 8 as filing or announcement date in Slater.
I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination as county auditor of the county state Republican primary decision June 7 190. A Batman.
For Treasurer. To the Republican Voters of Story County Frank N. Fowler will be a candidate for a second term as treasurer of Story county subject to the decision of the republican primary election.
Fred Longhurst of Cedar Rapids a freshman student died at the college hospital today at 1 00 PM following an operation for appendicitis. The remains will be taken to Cedar Rapids for burial.
A heartfelt blessing from Lillian Barker Beetle in the Los Angeles Times wishing the bride enduring happiness guided by divine blessing. The speaker hopes God sustains a love that grows tender through life and even beyond death into eternity.
The Ames scene features the Nonpareil club gathering with vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs. Maxwell and Miss Lynch, plus social joking at the King household. Ozark fraternity hosts a term party with Miss Clapp leading a five piece orchestra and many out of town guests. The High School Alumni Banquet is planned with 100 tickets targeted for sale by Saturday, plus 56 seniors. D A R members meet in Des Moines as the state board notes Iowa leadership. A high school tablet presentation honors Gettysburg speech. Mrs. Nash is elected to GFWC board. the Nashes visit a new Baptist church dedication. Ben Read returns home ill, aiming to graduate with Grinnell College next month.
Monday evening all Ames school teachers gathered at Superintendent F. E. King and wife’s home and presented a leather chair as a token of loyalty and appreciation. The chair was custom made to best suit Mr King’s rest needs.
Miss Bessie Carr and C. R. Young wed at the bride’s home 616 Seventh Street with relatives present. The couple plans a Edwards Mississippi home after visiting Des Moines with Young’s parents. Also, H O Wheeler wed Mil dred McGoodin at United Brethren parsonage. bride from Ames and groom a dimer at Bullock hardware. They will reside in Ames.
Dr. Carl Gamrath visits Ames to spend time with relatives while in Europe Dr. Jennie Christ plans six weeks study in Vienna and Miss Edith Otto returns to Castana. Mrs. Mabel Walkey assists at Pennant Factory. Jack Summers and Willis Summers travel from Malvern for Ozark house party. Miss Cornile Brooks visits from Lucas SD to mix business with leisure.
The Iowa governor attacks John Cownie in a public feud over charges during Cownie’s ouster. Citizens doubt the governor’s motive and call for a formal court case to determine guilt or innocence, while Cownie defends himself and insists on due process.
Formation of Parade May 30 I. S. C. Band. Company C. I. N. G. Capt. Under wood commands. I. S. C. Cadets Gen. Lincoln col A.R. Veterans of the Civil and Spanish-American Wars. Citizens.
George D Crissman will speak at 10 45 morning service with M H Bickham of the YMCA as secretary. The senior class sermon at 7 45 is by Albert B Storms President of Ames High. Music by a double quartet features Prof Dickey singing If with all your hearts from Elijah.
Minister William J. Minchin states there will be no Sunday School session to allow Children’s Day services to start promptly at 10 45 AM. Attendees are urged to come early for seats, as the church will close in the evening to attend M E church graduation services.
John T. Houser minister. Bible school at 10:00 a.m. EB 8 Durn superintendent. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 3:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. No evening service due to high school graduation exercises at the M. E. church. Members and friends urged to attend morning service.
Warner Johnson pastor leads special memorial services at 11 with special music. Union services scheduled for 8 at the M E church with details provided in the notice.
Christian Science services will be held in Smiths Hall Sunday at 10 45 A M The subject is Ancient and Modern Necromancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism.
Rev Dr George A Beecher pastor of Trinity Cathedral Omaha will preach at 4 p m Sunday Dr Beecher a member of the Henry Ward Harriet and Lyman Beecher family
Ray P. Glenney pastor and Ida B. Wise of Des Moines will speak at the 11 o'clock morning service at Friends Church.
A columnist notes sharp similarities between a football rush and a bargain counter rush highlighting surge dynamics, crowd behavior, and competitive urgency in two distinct settings.
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