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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
9
Secretary Wilson to Speak in Ames Tonight
Secretary Wilson arrives by noon train Friday and will address the college chapel at 5 30. He speaks at the Auditorium with Gov. Deneen tonight, then attends a public reception in his honor if possible. The Ames band and Cram Slitts orchestra will provide music at the Armory and Dean Stanton will preside at an 8 o'clock meeting. Members of Co CG I N G will usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanton
Memers of Co
Wilson
Ames
Gov. Deneen
College Chapel
Armory
Cram Slitts
L. M. Bosworth
A. H. Munn
Thomas Thompson
G. W. Bissell
Republican County Central Committee
Co. CG
Help Wanted Ads Walk-In Inquiries Inquire At Office
Notices list several want ads with employment seekers and household helpers. Wages not explicit. positions include a man to drive, a housekeeper, washer, cleaner, and a strong girl for house work with washing duties. Addresses are given as brief alphanumeric locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abi
November election items and local notices
November items cover election reminders urging early voting and alarms, plus notices of Thanksgiving Day by Roosevelt, community events, local visitors and residents’ health updates. These brief notes list names such as Secretary Wilson, Dr E J Rohrer, Ed Low, A F Bowman, Shugart, Dan Wallace, and Olé O Roe among others with related locations like Ames Nevada Cambridge and Des Moines.
Knocks Out Day Light
The sun rises at 6 30 and sets at 5 45 this morning. On election day next Tuesday the sun will rise at 6 38 and set at 1 49. The moon will be full during the coming week.
Cold and Wind Warn Saints Day Travel Advice
Prophetic weather note warns of a cold windy day with home heating tips and All Saints Day guidance. Advises preparing wood and coal and urges travelers to act like a saint for a day.
Secretaries and professors study pumpkin sugar content
With the help of Professors Beach and Michael, researchers tested many ordinary pumpkins and found sugar levels reaching up to four percent. They note this is about one third of the sweetness of top sugar beets, and joke that if Secretary Wilson were in town he would see pumpkins as sweet as a hundred percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Michael
Secetary Wilson
Wilson
Dray and transfer firm sale reshapes Ames business
N. H. Jacobsen sells Foster & Jacobsen dray to J. W. Wilcox who has moved to Ames. Wilcox becomes partner now and takes full control March 1 1907. Jacobsen moves to a Gilbert Station farm to provide a better environment for his children and plans to send them to Ames schools when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Jacobsen
Foster & Jacobsen
J. W. Wilcox
Ames
Mr. Wilcox
Jacobsen
Gilbert Station
Leopold linked to Leslie murder as Boone arrest looms
An anxious man matching Leopold's description, sought for the Leslie murder in Chicago, was detained in Boone after appearing in Ames yards and attempting injection. He is held for Chicago inquiry. authorities compare the case to the Hollister murder. Other notes include Danforth's Bakery ad, Ames Gun Club shoot, and the Kitchen-Sill-Lewis marriage near Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligencer
Staltz
Leslie
Chicago
Leopold
Marshall Wily
Ames Yards
Hollister
Nicholson
Peoria
Davenport
Clinton
Teacher’s Missing Money Stuns Local School
Miss Elizabeth Baker, eighth grade teacher, reported $40 missing from her classroom after leaving money, a ticket, and some silver in a desk. She stepped into an adjacent room and upon return found the items gone with no trace recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baker
College senior J R Williams dies in hospital
J R Williams, a senior at the college, died in the college hospital Wednesday morning from heart disease after a two week stay. His home was Postville and his parents were notified at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R. Williams
Local Notes and Events Some Hunting Ducks and Lectures
Visitors from Clint and Boone attended a run between trains and a group returned from a hunting trip near Wall Lake with ducks. The Southwestern Iowa Teacher's Association schedules meetings November 1, 2, 8 in Atlantic with lectures by Dr. A. B. Storms and a round table by Prof. R. Barrett. Nevada clothing stock sold to Ambrose & Sons with Long remaining as clerk in Des Moines while a Nevada store closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Leo Burton
Clint
Boone
Frank Lang
Rob Clark
Loren Young
Wm. Leonard
Wall Lake
Southwestern Iowa Teacher's Association
Atlantic
A. B. Storms
Browning
Christ
R. ©. Barrett
State College
H. D. Long
Nevada
Ambrose & Sons, Merchants of
Allen
Long
Wilner Bros. Clothing
Des Moines
Ames Woman dies in Minnesota visit at 58
Mrs Harriett Lasear an Ames resident died in Two Harbors Minnesota while visiting her daughter Mrs William Gatrell. The body was brought to Ames and funeral services were held Thursday at 2 30 o clock by Mrs O J Dunham. She was laid to rest in Ames cemetery. Deceased aged 58 suffered septicemia. She was a Christian Scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Lasear
Ames
Two Harbors
Minn
William Gatrell
O. J. Dunham
Local Ames Bakery Claims Unique Simon Pare Lard Product
A terse note asserts the bakery in Ames is the only source using Simon Pare Lard the highest type product. It adds a contact at the old J. M. Gilbert black smith shop for fuel or feed inquiries with Mu. 460 Ia. 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
J. M. Gilbert
The Convict's Daughter at the well attended theater
The Convict's Daughter played to a full house Tuesday night and was well received. Charles Wells portrayed the convict with strong work though the role was not the hardest. Frank Burton as James Blackadder was an artist in his part but the acts he was forced to perform lessened public credit. The play ends with the real criminal confessing on his death bed, freeing the convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. King
Welch School
Veterinary Hospital
Charlie Crooks
J. H. Burton
Lewis & Kitchen Heating Company
Chicago
Ames
Johnnie
Marshalltown
Maurie
Nevada
D. R. Crowell
Newell
Letts
Chas. Wells
Frank Burton
James Blackadder
Bread and Pastry Orders Phone Danforth For Help
A cheerful notice directs readers to call Danforth to place bread and pastry orders, promising a happy ending to baking troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Why a sidewalk between Ames and the college was never built
A reader questions why no sidewalk exists between Ames and the college, asserting that anyone in their right mind would support construction and urging action on the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
The
College
Carpenter Presents Realism School Play At Armory
The Armory hosts J. Carpenter's latest face on Saturday evening November 11. The drama centers on western life with sensational scenes and a mine find scene in The Last Dollar mining property. Cast names promise a fine performance with rich setting and authentic company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
J. Carpenter
Armory
Box social announced at Odd Fellows hall Friday
Don t forget the box social in Odd Fellows hall Friday November 2. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the community event hosted by Frank B. Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
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C. Hamilton
HaMilTon
Wanrep
Inelligencer Office
C. M. Telligencer Office
Indy
Addre Ahligencer
Intelr
Bath
Dean Marston
Yellowaygiz Engineering Hall
Iowa
Mutual
Samers Co. Dept
Jacson Boulevard
Jos
A. Alexander
Ames Iowa
Ames Intelligencer
E. J Rohrer
Ed Low
Intelligencer Force
Rome
A. F. Bowman
J. W. Stiverson
Dr. Christ
L. M. Gibson
Ilisley
Mrs. Gibson
Illinois
Roosevelt
Dan Wallace
I. S. OC
Charles
Margaret Meeker
Orville Rawley
Shagart’s Feed Store
Ole O. Roe
Huxley
R. CO. Barrett
Waverly
Nasuu
St. Ansgar
Osage
Cambridge
W. T. Proudfoot
Len Harbach
L. Smith
Ft. Wagner
Indian Territory
A. M. Newens
Sioux City
Prof. Newens
Y.M.C. A
Oali
Danforth’s Bakery
Kitchen-Sill
Lewis Kitchen
Rosa Sill
Danforth’s
the Reliable Family Bakery
Tilden
the Hat Store
Story County
Olte
Children’s Coats
Tilden Bros
Frank B. Spence
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