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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
1
Exchanges notes Violet Brooks withdraws from the foremanship of the Representative office after health issues. Mrs. E Armstrong, former holder of the post for three or four years, resumes the position. The item also mentions local school incident with Fred Jensen and coverage of regional political shifts and real estate ads.
Des Moines reports the Republican state committee dismisses Democrat claims of large gains this fall. It notes the last session had sixteen Democrats in the House and ten in the Senate, the smallest Democratic representation in Iowa in years. The Twenty ninth General Assembly likely had fewest Democrats since statehood.
Crop bulletin reports a mild week with normal temperatures and drying winds. Corn binders operate across districts as most fields near shock, with only areas hit by storms showing declines. Potatoes fall below average while apples and grapes exceed earlier expectations. a final crop card will summarize corn status on October 5.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates from Sept 28 to Oct 8 are available for Marshall town Iowa travelers via the North Western line with return limit Oct 5. Apply to Chicago and North Western Ry. agents.
W O White transfers to Arson White a pair of lots in Cambridge for $1. Emma W Oxner and Lizzie M Clark Ex’s sell to John W Lanning for $1000. lots 28 and 14 in Born’s ad Ames. Heimark purchase by O Heimark and others for $8000. multiple lots in Born’s ad Ames. Several deeds include F M Darner to W H Cleaver for $5000 in Lee's ad Ames. Barnes and Speer transact in Nevada. Multiple adjacent transfers involve Chadder, Duthie, Smith, White, Hawthorne, Foot, Balliett Hoag, Svensrad, Jen sen, Duntz, Gaard, Bryant, Evans, and others across Ames, Cambridge, Nevada, Slater Junction, and nearby subdivisions.
A reflective line notes that diplomacy allows each party to declare success, framing negotiation as a win for both sides. The remark underscores the cooperative aspect of international talks and peaceful outcomes.
A traditional tale about John Wesley and Mistress Wesley used to introduce the claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and grips and counteracts pneumonia risks. The advertisement notes the remedy is pleasant and safe to take and for sale by all druggists.
The item touts a pairing of a deaf husband and a blind wife as the happiest couple, claiming the Rocky Mountain Tea keeps peace in the household. M. Bosworth offers the product at 85 cents.
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