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The Intelligencer of Ames Story County Iowa lists a weekly Thursday publication schedule and a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
5
The Intelligencer of Ames Story County Iowa lists a weekly Thursday publication schedule and a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
Albert B. Cummins will be elected United States senator next Tuesday by the Iowa legislature. The date marks the birth anniversary of Cyrus C. Carpenter former Iowa governor from Fort Dodge. Governor Carpenter and Cummins were born in Pennsylvania. The day also marks the anniversary of the Battle of Lookout Mountain. Cummins urged to telephone Teddy and Taft to Hold the fort for I am coming.
The Intelligencer editorially lauds Major Lacey for the campaign work that aided the party. It notes his sacrifice shaped results for the national ticket and legislature and calls for full credit for his role and his clean campaign.
Quacking predictions from Drakes claim they will win the Ames Drake game on Thanksgiving. After beating Iowa City, Drake supporters boast of strong form while Ames faces a rolling schedule of losses and wins. Des Moines is expected to draw many Ames fans for the matchup.
The Glidden Graphic argues Hepburn lost due to unreasoning bias against Cummins amid nationwide Republican strife led by Roosevelt. It claims the Cummins era strengthened the party in Iowa and notes Minnesota Democrats gain strength under Governor Johnson.
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that Mrs John W Kern never wished his husband to become vice president and quips that a woman will have her way.
The college announces a Thanksgiving vacation from Wednesday, November 25 at 5 09 p m to Monday morning at 7 40. Students absent from work Wednesday or Monday face conditioning on the semester’s work until the end of the following semester unless the absence is unavoidable.
A stormy debate surrounds Miss Morrison, an Iowa farm girl and respected instructor in the Laundering department at Iowa State College. Critics claim insufficient training, while supporters cite her proven impact, dignity of work, and leadership in domestic science.
Advertisement for Rings Lactic Liver Pills by C. A. Gamble at 25 cents. Claims to tone the liver cure biliousness sick headache and muddy complexion and keep you well.
Tom Fultz of Ames sues H W Schleuter and Empire Surety for 50000 in Boone federal court claiming a brick dropped from the third story struck his head while working on the Ames college agricultural hall. He alleges lasting injuries and seeks trial at the next term. bond company defends.
The Mutual Telephone Co. completed major improvements at the College exchange. About 8000 feet of cable 25 to 200 pair were installed replacing open wire leads. In Ames 10000 feet of cable was added on Story Iowa and Hoggett streets replacing old wire. New switch boards and protection installed. each line to be thoroughly inspected. Capt Deering and Secretary Herman praised recent gains and announced further work pending favorable weather.
Hundreds testify to Pineules relief for kidney trouble rheumatism lumbago and backache. Pineules act directly on the kidneys purify the blood and make you feel like a new person. They tone the system. Sold by C A Gamble.
Ames defeats Grinnell 24 to 0 as Si Lambert scores with field goals and touchdowns. Reppert, Greene, Wilmarty contribute, while Hambleton auction notices and local ads follow, including vaccine sale details and DeWitt kidney products.
Pleasant reliable health aid advertised as easy to take and gentle on the liver. C A Gamble promotes and sells De Witt’s Little Risers as a safe option for daily use.
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