Want Ads From The Intelligencer
Want ads rate one cent a word with free first insertion before Jan 1 for up to 20 words. Listings include Ames home tasks, a girl for kitchen work, a second hand organ sale, rental rooms, requests for a history book, a $3,000 real estate loan, various notices, and a travel firm seeking a gentleman or lady with $250000 capital and a salary of $1072 plus expenses in Ames Iowa.
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Intelligencer
Wawrep
Jos. A. Alexander
Ames
Iowa
Advertisers urged to file notices for Intelli t office
Cripple Creek Saturday evening. W. S. Grove is sick with typhoid fever. J. E. Otto of the college book store visited Des Moines Saturday. J. R. Munden went to Minnesota with land seekers Wednesday. Col. B. O'Brien is reported much better after sickness. Carpenter's latest success Cripple at the Armory Saturday evening. Down Town Lecture course opens Monday night at the M. E. Church. M. E. McCulloch visited Humeston Monday and Tuesday. Methodist ladies offer tickets for five lectures for $1. O. J. Whitson found dead in bed Saturday morning. Heart disease. Prof. C. F. Curtiss in Chicago for Armour scholarship plans. A. B. Bennett husked 142 bushels of corn last week. corn will average 80 bu per acre. County Surveyor John M. Wells laid out land north of the CG and NW. U S Spring in real estate. forty loads of dirt on lawn and more to come.
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J. R. Munden
Minnesota
P. O'Brien
Social Roundup of Ames Visitors and Local Appointments
A long list of Ames residents report visits, guests, and travels. Mrs Fred Alm and Mrs Charles Alm visited Boone and Des Moines, while Miss Rogers and Miss Delia Swain stayed with Ames hosts. Ex-Governor William Larrabee and Mrs Larrabee traveled through Ames en route home, visiting relatives in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Delia Swain of
Alton
Mellors and Tembys
Ames
Charles Alm
Boone
Bert Cramblett
J. B. Ashton
W. C. Davis
W. G. Stockwell
Lincoln
Mabel Kintzley
Fred Walkey
Des Moines
William Larrabee
Clermont
Larrabee
Ames civic notes and local events reviewed
Bananas priced at 15 cents per dozen at Frank B. Spence. Sales at Elston and Van Camp include hats and a new linen line. The U B Church gratefully acknowledged a coal gift from Mr. Jacobs of the Fair store. Local entertainment and society notices feature Elmer Smith’s singing and a children's entertainment by Isabelle Wallace. Ames beat Des Moines Hawkeyes 34 pins in bowling with Rader leading at 187. return match set for Thanksgiving in Des Moines.
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U. B
Jacobs
Fair
Elston & van Camp
Ames
Hawkeyes
Des Moines
Rader
Chamberlain Cough Medicine Praised For Croup Relief
Mrs 8 Rosinthal of Turner Michigan credits Chamberlain Cough Medicine for her family, calling it the only remedy for croup. Available for sale by Loughran Bauer and Joel E Cagwin.
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8. Rosinthal
Turner, Michigan
Loughran & Bauer
Joel E. Cagwin
Vital Questions Discussed at Commercial Club Meeting
Friday evening session will cover street car service, library, government building, and hotel plans with speakers Hon. D. McCarthy Rev. Minchin Messrs Hardih Grove Rich Conaway and others.
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D. McCarthy
Minchin
Messrs Hardih
Grove
Rich
Conaway
Children's Day Sale Includes 10 Percent Discount
Saturday event advertises Children's Day cloak room discounts of ten percent on all children's cloaks with a large line of coats priced from two to eight dollars. The notice promises new coats and styles, noting prior ladies coats sale and stock replenishment with dark fancies and full color options.
Store Headlines Hart Schaffner Marx Suits All Wool Quality
This store proclaims itself as the headquarters for mens wear with Hart Schaffner Marx clothes all wool and free from cotton blends. It promises dependable quality and perfect fits in suits and overcoats, with the label a guaranty of satisfaction.
Eaton Addresses Republicans Public Questions
Hon W L Eaton spoke Friday evening after Secretary Wilson delivering a strong presentation of the party's stance. Eaton, noted for a fine House record, was praised as a key ally of the Ames court at a pivotal public meeting.
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W. L. Eaton
Wilson
Republican Party
Eaton
House
Court Ames
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Advertises Effective Relief
A historic notice promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a superior liniment for sprains swellings lame back side and chest pains relieves rheumatic pains and aids sleep. Sold by Loughran Baner and Joel E Cagwin.
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Loughran & Baner
Joel E. Cagwin
Kramer Leaves Ames to Open Nevada Hotel
Mr. G. W. Kramer who has run the Arlington hotel in Ames for months will leave this week to operate the former Maine hotel in Nevada recently vacated by D. L. Crowell. Mr. Smith at the Ames hotel remains in charge of the Arlington and has not yet secured a replacement for Mr. Kramer.
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G. W. Kramer
Arlington Hotel
Ames
Maine
Nevada
D. L. Crowell
Smith
Ames Hotel
Arlington
Kramer
Ames Band Receives New Big Horn for Orchestra
The Ames band welcomes a new big horn instrument and plans constant practice for a winter concert. A ticket pitch urges readers not to spend all their money before trying for tickets.
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Ames
Knight Takes Philippine Government Post Departing Ames
H. N. Knight, recipient of the Clay Robinson scholarship at I. C. C. departs Ames for the Philippine Islands to accept a government position. Knight came from New Hampshire Agricultural College and his departure leaves the scholarship vacant.
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H. N. Knight
Clay Robinson
Philippine Islands
Knight
Ames
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Interurban Road Project Promises Winter Work
The manager of the new Des Moines to Ames interurban road offers daily wages of 4 dollars for men and teams and 2 dollars for laborers with a guarantee of all winter work. The effort is noted as a major employment prospect for workers and teams during construction.
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Des Moines
Ames
Leopold Crime Suspect Captured in Wisconsin
Leopold the Chicago murderer once believed captured in Boone was found in Nassau Wisconsin on Friday. The man detained at Boone was later identified as a convict who escaped from Indianapolis.
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Leopold
Chicago
Boone
Nassau
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Stock Trophy Winner Here
Roy Cave, 06, who has been working in Canada during the summer, is visiting at his home south of the campus. Mr Cave will be remembered as the winner of the Glynne Williams stock trophy.
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Roy Cave
Canada
Mr. Cave
Glynne Williams Stock
Noting Habits and The Call to Question Past Practices
A concise meditation on how some daily habits deserve scrutiny beyond prior inquiries. It argues for reevaluating routines to align behavior with evolving standards and questions.
Your Way Isn’t Always Your Own When You Get It
A terse remark on outcomes and agency, noting that achieving a goal can still miss personal path or expectations. The statement implies uncertainty and the challenge of aligning results with personal identity or plans. It contrasts intention with realized results and future direction.
Painting and dealer dispute over paint quantities
Letter to Ames Iowa describes a paint purchase case. George Glenn of Bloomington Ill bought six gallons Devoe lead and zinc paint from H. McCardy dealer. Four gallons used, two returned. Chas Schlagle estimated eight gallons needed. six sufficed. Devoe paint priced at 68 money. Ends with closing lines from F W Devor & Co and two unrelated statements about salaries and swimming.
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Ames
Iowa
George Glenn
Bloomington
Ill
Devoe
McCardy
McCurdy
Chas Schlagle
W Devor & Co
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Zephyr Resident
A Zephyr Ontario resident recounts a winter lingering cold and dry cough being cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a local dealer guaranteed it. The remedy is sold by Loughran Baner and Joel E Oagwin.
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Chamberlain
J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Loughran & Baner
Joel E Oagwin
Guthrie Returns as Dairy Lecturer in Extension
J. C. Guthrie, a member of the class of 1906, has joined the agricultural extension department as a dairy lecturer. He completed the dairy course and will join lecturers in corn, animal husbandry, soils, and domestic topics.
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J. C. Guthrie
Guthrie
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Eldridge Brearet Uilbert
Margaret Vert
the Howe
Mr. Rex
Boone St. J
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Clark St
Samers Co
Jdacson
The
Ames Intelligencer
Intellit
Cripple Creek Sturday
J. E. Otto
College Book Store
Carpenter
the Armory
Down Town
M. E. Church
M. E. McCulloch
Farm Crops Department
Humeston
J. Whitson
State Center
C. F. Curtiss
Armour
A. B. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
John M. Wells
N. W
U. S
Fred Alm
Mr. and
Mrs. Diffenbacker
Richard Barrett
Miss Rogers of
Bess
C. E. Sargent of
William Clark
Elizabeth Kooser
Ethel Hant
Kingsley
Levi Thomas
Grace Tinsley
J. J. Wagner
Mayme of
Ames Freinds
A. H. Moon
Newton
Miss Pickett
Washington, Iowa
OH Watkins
Olnton
Cedar Rapids
Amanda Thomas
Mrs Kitchen
Lou Erickeon
R. Simmons
Lily Simmons
John Daniels
R. E. Carr
Minneapolis
J. H. Carr
Limecake
Helen Limcake
James A. Davis
Chas Beezley
Chas. Hamilton
Dr Ingalls
E. M. Brown
Donald Brown
Mary Watts
North Platt
Nebraska
Dr. Cornell
Knoxville
Bare’s
Pricilla Club
Cessna
Cover
Edwards
Austro- Hungary
R. M. Starr
Manlius Illinois
Ernest E. Granger
W. R. Marshall
Emery Marshall
O. F. Curtiss
W. Kennedy
A B. Storms
New Orleans
Marie Chambers
Mrs. Kilbourne
Margaret Hall
Miss Chambers
New York
Frank B. Spence
Eliston & van Camp
Mr. Elmer Smith
Indianola
Landlord Smith
Aves Hotel
Mr. Smith
Andrew Townsend Hisey
Isabelle Wallace
Odeon Quartette
Prof Newens
Episcopal Guild
Armory
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
George Jones
B. Spence
Ae Tilden
Ste
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Schaffmer & Marx Clothes
Bel
Satisfac
Tion
Dea
Big Horn
Philippines
Stock Trophy Winer
J. W. Lanning
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