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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1903

Page

7

Iowa Institutions Seek Large State Grants and Army Post Plans

Des Moines reports the University of Iowa asks for 2100000 over two years plus 70000 annual, for medical building land and campus work. agriculture and normal schools also seek funds. Iowa soldiers impress regular officers at Fort Riley. plans for annual guard brigades, November events, and Des Moines post growth outlined. Other items cover insurance rate law effects, child labor focus, manufacturers meeting, dairy exposition plans, and a Louisiana purchase flag day leaflet.

Des Moines State University of Iowa State Agricultural College State Normal School Iowa Fort Riley M. H. Byers Young United States Army Adj Corbin Chaffee State Dairymen’s Association Waterloo St. Louis Ericson Clute Apiary Department R. C. Barrett Schools of New Orleans Keokuk Louisiana Purchase Territory

Iowa land office biennial report highlights swamp land patents

The report by J. M. Jamieson to Secretary of State William B. Martin shows Iowa received 1 179.61 acres of swamp land in place and 1 419.78 dollars in cash indemnity, later distributed to counties. Swamp land adjustments will take 10 to 15 years. Railroad lands added 1 385.96 acres. most grants settled, with some contested or conflicted parcels remaining.

J. M. Jamieson Iowa Land Office William B. Martin Iowa Department of the Interior General Land Office Contesta

Race Question Lectures Planned by Ames College Figure

Special Correspondence says S A Parks of Ames College will stage a Des Moines lecture series on the race problem. He urges white allies to support a sustained program to present the negro's side with practical, informed speakers from the South.

Des Moines S. A. Parks Ames College Parks South

Fine Trophy Arrives for Ames Short Term Corn Judging

A large globe trophy presented by A. E. Cook of Brookmount farm Odebolt arrives for the Ames winter corn judging contest. Valued at 1500 dollars, it will hold three ears—one red, one yellow, and one mixed—used for year to year comparison at the college.

Ames A. E. Cook Brookmount Odebolt

Iowa Grocers Set Pure Food Bill Campaign at Des Moines Meet

The Iowa State Retail Grocers association will hold its annual convention in Des Moines February 9 to 11 to launch a campaign for a pure food bill. Executive committee members and special appointees from Tama Newton and Des Moines will join to draft the bill for the upcoming legislature.

Iowa State Manufacturers’association S. W. Mercer Iowa City R. 0. Green Fort Dodge George G. Higbee Burlington Messrs. Parry National Manufacturers’ Association John Mitchell Miners’ National Organization Iowa Iowa State Retail Grocers’ Association Des Moines W. H. Ahlbrecht Tama A. M. Hugh Newton Ira B. Thomas

Anti-Saloon league hires Des Moines preacher

Rev I N McCash of University Place Church of Christ in Des Moines will become Iowa state superintendent for the Anti-Saloon league. He will earn 3000 dollars with potential 500 to 1000 more from lectures and will start December 1. The league aims to influence nominations to secure liquor policy aligned candidates.

Des Moines Iowa Anti-Saloon League I. N. McCash University Place

Iowa Veterans Honored in G A R Appointments

John C. Black announces Iowa G A R appointments to staff and committees. C James of Centerville named as Iowa member on the national council of administration and executive committee member. Erwin B. Messer of Hartley named inspector general. L B Raymond of Hampton on pensions committee. Madison B. Davis of Sioux City on fraternal relations with the Sons of Veterans.

Iowa John C. Black Newman Department of Iowa G.A.R C. James Centerville National Council of Administration James Erwin B. Messer Hartley

Prayer precedes public schools says Sioux City minister

Rev. F H Shedd of Third Presbyterian Church declares no teacher is fit for public school work unless they begin with prayer and accept the Bible as the supreme religious and moral guide in a paper read before the ministerial association on Religion in the Public Schools.

F. H. Shedd Third Presbyterian Church Sioux City Ministerial Association

Big Corn Exhibited by Shenandoah Farmer John Andrews

John Andrews, a Shenandoah area farmer, displays unusually large corn ears measuring 14 to 15 inches. He reports 14 ears weigh 21 pounds and 40 ears fill a bushel, with 20 acres planted and an expected yield near 100 bushels per acre from a new variety.

John Andrews Shenandoah

Dean's Kidney Pills Praised by Sherman Man

Mr J H Plangman of Sherman Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble after doctors failed. He describes back pain from strain, worsening to hip and leg pain, and says the pills relieved him by the second day and fully cured him. The ad extols the remedy's direct action on kidneys and lists benefits including relief of backache, bladder irritation, dropsy, and other kidney related symptoms. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is cited as the maker.

S. H. M. Byers Maj. Byers Sherman Gen. Sherman J. H. Plangman Sherman, Tex Dean ACTOS C. B.cCraycroft Bright

Tolstoi Corrects Visitor On Gogol at Crimea Visit

While ill in the Crimea Tolstoi grants a guest visit aboard a rich American’s yacht. A woman praises his writings and claims a book that taught her most, prompting Tolstoi to quip that Gogol wrote The Dead Souls, not him.

Tolstoi Crimea Leo Tolstoi Gogol

Teacher Thomp son claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured diabetes

In Hinton Kentucky on November 2 a local school teacher Mr E J Thomp son says two physicians failed to help his diabetes for over two years. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing him after ten boxes and cites a New York Herald quote praising the remedy.

Hinton E. J. Thompson Dodd Mr. Thompson

New Fast Train to Texas via Iron Mountain Route

Iron Mountain Route announces a new fast train from St. Louis at 8 30 a m to Texas and the Southwest with through Pullman sleepers dining cars and elegant chair cars. The line also operates three additional Texas departures at 2 21 p m 8 40 p m and 3 05 a m with twelve hours saved to California and year round tourist tickets.

Texas Iron Mountain St. Louis Southwest California H. C. Townsend

Radisson on the Chippewa new town in Sawyer county Wis

A new town in Sawyer county Wisconsin known as Radisson on the Chippewa and Couderay rivers offers fertile hardwood country. It invites land seekers and promises fishing and hunting opportunities with map and details via the Postmaster Radisson Sawyer county or T W Teasdale St Paul.

Radisson Sawyer County Wis Omaha Road Couderay T. W. Teasdale St. Paul Minn

Attactive book offers on Southwestern development

Enclose two-cent postage for an intriguing and suggestive book about the Southwestern territory and its growth. Send to George Morton G P T A M K T Ry Suite K Wainwright Bldg St Louis Mo. Also note a Ram's Horn quip and quotes from J F Boyer Trinity Springs nd Feb 15 1900 and Chicago Daily News on pessimism.

George Morton Suite K Wainwright Bldg St. Louis J. F. Boyer Trinity Springs, Nd

Medley of 1920s Ads and Taglines From Chicago and New York

A collection of vintage ad blurbs notes cough remedies Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents and humorous lines from Chicago Daily News and New York Times. Mentions rail service Chicago to California Union Pacific North Western Line Putnam Fadeless Dyes and Ram's Horn brand quips.

Chicago California Oregon Washington Union Pacific North-Western Line

Pearl Peach and Weary Walker Exchange Coins

A fragment shows Pearl Peach offering ten cents amid a terse exchange with Weary Walker. The brief note reads I hate to ene nya yee to drink and All I need is de money. De encourage ment is not necessary. The source is garbled.

Secure a Gold Mine Share With Endowment Policy

It costs only a few hundred dollars to buy shares in the Number Gold Mine of California. Office at 1621 Diversey Boulevard Chicago offers a group endowment policy from Prudential Life Insurance that refunds your original investment while you keep the mine stock and share in profits. Send for a free booklet.

Number Gold Mine of California Diversey Boulevard Chicago Prudential Life Insurance Co

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