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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
4
Coverage spans Iowa Story County voting results and a long Ames campus roundup. It notes Republican gains in Iowa and a Democratic congressman in Story County, with detailed ward results. Also included are campus events, weddings, club activities, horticulture news, and student notices.
On Friday November 7 1902 at 1230 pm at my farm 2144 miles southeast of Jordan and 8 miles southeast of Boone Iowa I offer 45 head of cattle 87 females and 8 bulls five bulls fit for service about 10 females with calves at foot plus 20 head or more of High Grade Short Horn young cows and heifers most with calves. Certificates of registry with each registered animal heated tent sale cash or bankable notes on one year at six percent free lunch. Auctioneers Joan Cooper Col R W Barclay Col A P Mason. Also assorted advertising copy for DeWitts Little Early Risers.
Alver Paulson of the Lessing and Paulson advertising and design firm died suddenly at his home at 981 Sixteenth Street on Sunday morning. He was born October 23 1875 in Olearmont Iowa and had a noted early artistic talent. He joined Younker department store in Des Moines before partnering with Lessing, building a flourishing local client base. His loss is mourned by Des Moines advertising circles and former Boone Standard notes his popularity and drive.
Classified brief notes a six room house for rent with inquiry directed to W M Rich. The page also lists candy offers from Novelty Store and a testimonial praising Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, with sale of the product by all druggists.
An advertisement promotes Kodol as a cure for indigestion and stomach catarrh triggered by heavy meals. It claims relief from mucous lining inflammation, heartburn, sour rising and related stomach troubles by cleansing and swelling the stomach glands.
A brief ad notes a big haul by highwaymen and substitutes who steal the good name of Rocky Mountain Tea as made famous by Madison Medicine Company. Sold for 85 cents by L. M. Bosworth.
Gertrude E Fenn er of Muncie Indiana says a rain soaking left her with a severe cough. She credits One Minute Cough Cure with rapid relief and weight gain after months of illness. The cure purportedly loosens phlegm clears inflammation and cures croup making it ideal for children.
It is said that every bride has many friends but in a few years they dwindle to one. Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as making and keeping her well by L. M. Bosworth.
Transfers filed by Smith and Bricker list I C Brownlie to C G Lee for 2500 dollars a lot in Ames block 14 lot 1. Emma Lyman and husband to Frank S Rice for 425 dollars lots 9 and 10 in block 8 Duffs addition Ames. L L Monson to T T Ryen for 200 dollars totals 24 in block 44 Fairview Park Story City. F B Mikkelson and wife to Inger O Sivertson for 1400 dollars lot 7 block 13 Wiers addition Story City. BF Holm and wife to Torres T Ryen for 800 dollars lots 13 and 28 block 44 Fairview Park Story City.
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