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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
2
A plaintiff sues Intelligence for a nominal annual fee of one dollar in advance, seeking relief in a court proceeding. The filing frames the dispute around a minimal yearly charge and requests judicial action.
Ames plans a two day gathering inviting leading Iowa educators to tour the campus and parks, play games, and celebrate the state's educational network. The piece extols Ames as a co operating, inclusive partner for all institutions and highlights football prowess and local pride.
The Sunday schools next Sunday study Jesus before Pilate from Luke 23 13 25 inviting lively discussion among senior Bible class members. Rabbi Hirsch argues Christ was falsely accused and crucified not by Jews but by the mob and Des Moines attorney Mr Dorn supports the claim after reviewing cited records.
A saga of the old family physician diagnosing rheumatism and weak circulation. Affidavits claim circulation was fine. The doctor was dismissed after attempting to rub in his assessment. Col Young vows not to be insulted and moves on.
Des Moines shows strong loyalty to local producers as John Downie, the west’s largest glove manufacturer, prepares to open his own holiday retail store. Other hosiery mills and local manufacturers are also expanding or enhancing their holiday offerings.
The rural mail carriers receive thanks for their work, noting they have many friends along their routes and the smallest pay in government service. They will enjoy a holiday today, a deserved break for their efforts.
Des Moines notes joke about business and Thanksgiving while the Apollo club counters a concert by promoting a local affair the day before. The piece pokes fun at busy managers and highlights civic event planning in the city.
The Cambridge Leader notes Ames continues advocacy for establishing a government run post office, praising the persistent spirit and public interest in mail service reforms.
The annual Ames Cedar Falls debate produced split honors with Cedar Falls praised for preparation and Ames urged to invest more effort in public speaking as noted by the Carroll Herald.
Hon William Anderson of Jewell represents Hamilton county and will introduce a rural school consolidation bill in the voting legislature. The move signals potential reforms affecting county schools and district boundaries this session.
Ames residents laud I. S. C. College athletic year and the team’s Chicago prospects but lament lack of local enthusiasm. Citizens praise the college and rail line support for the bonfire though critique missing speakers and city band involvement. Seerley to speak on Get Together as calls for town college unity grow.
Twenty six years ago next Sunday a major blaze began at uffee & Brown photograph gallery and swept the west side of the main street from Alderman hardware to the opera house block. It consumed seventeen wooden structures with thirty losses and a total loss of 29805 dollars. The city later passed a fire limit ordinance leading to new brick construction in the district.
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