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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

7

Exhibits to Omaha Free for National Corn Exposition

Baggage cars will be supplied by railroads delivering exhibits to Omaha for the National Corn Exposition at no charge. Attendants will accompany each baggage car from origin to Omaha to ensure proper handling, aiming for safe, timely arrival and best possible condition of the exhibits.

Omaha Sioux City Tribune Nebraska Dakota A. H. Wagner Elk Point S. D N. W. McBeth Whiting Iowa E. M. Whiting

Lyric interpretation of life motivates Sioux City lecture

Dr Frank Gunsaulus of Chicago lectured at Sioux City on how music underpins all arts and life, citing architecture as frozen music and Westminster Abbey’s organ echoing harmony. He linked painting to music and described hunting songs accompanying a primitive hunter. The talk also touched on local architecture costs and a moving plan for a rural rest room via the Mono club and community events in Ames.

Frank Gunsaulus Sioux City Gunsaulus Architecture Westminster Abbey London Mono Club Christ Ames

Sensation at Galveston as Perry dazzles audience

At Galveston Texas Mr Perry performed Ballade of Last Island inspired by Lafcadio Hearn. A spectator rushed the stage presenting a gold repeater bearing names of cyclone victims rescued at sea. Perry to play November 14 at College Chapel.

Galveston Texas Gulf Perry College Chapel

Mrs. Lucas Led Ames Post Office Eight Years in 19th Century

The article chronicles Harriet A. Lucas’s eight year term as Ames postmistress from 1876 to 1884. It notes her high esteem among peers, her Des Moines residence later, and the continuation of Ames postal history from its 1865 establishment. It lists Lucas family ties, her son Frank Lucas at American Express, and the line of successors including John Watt and others.

Ames John Watts The Intelligencer Lucas Des Moines Polk County Lawrence DeGraff Wallingford Wallingford Hom Fred Colorado Springs Col Orland Eddy Col. Eddy Co. G Fifth Minnesota Infantry Julia A. Clapp Geneva Lake Wis Harriet A. Lucas Wisconsin Samuel L. Lucas Waukesha A. 8. Grant United Accord Washington Grant Hayes John Watt Henry Kingsbury Nevada Henry McCarthy New Philadelphia Dr. Bullman W. H. Foster Sharper Hiram Scott Scott Ontario E. C. Hutchinson Collegeton W. J. Graham Boone Street W. H. Fitchpatrick A. J. Groves Col. L. Q. Hoggatt

Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Reformulates Colds

C. A. Gamble sells a laxative cough syrup that relieves irritation and inflammation stopping coughs while gently moving the bowels to drive the cold from the system. The preparation contains no opiates, is pleasant tasting, and favored by children.

Kennedy C. A. Gamble

Moon reaches full next Sunday at 3 a.m.

The article notes a full moon will occur next Sunday at 3 a.m. Local observers are advised to note the exact time for peak illumination. The entry emphasizes a rare celestial event upcoming this weekend.

Milford and Grant Residents Revisit Former Neighbors

MISS Nelle Lang, once a housekeeper for D. L. Lang, visits Milford and Grant as her California home, sees old neighbors. Clyde Amesbury takes a short vacation with his parents. Hutchinsons from near Kelly and H B Erb with daughter Maude visit A S Mills.

Nelle Lang Milford Grant D. L. Lang California Clyde Amesbury Mrs Harry Amesbury Hutchinson Kelly H. B. Erb Maude A. S. Mills

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