Iowa Amendment Proposes Drainage and Levee Powers
The text proposes adding to Iowa Constitution section eighteen enabling laws for lands to host drains ditches and levees for agricultural sanitary or mining uses. It allows drainage districts organization and special assessments on benefited properties. Condemnation powers and maintenance duties are also outlined. Referendum to be placed before next General Assembly election. publication for three months prior as required. Approved April 10, 1906.
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General Assembly
Iowa
A. D
Ames Triumphs Over Cornell in Lopsided Football Victory
Ames dominates Cornell 85 to 0 in Saturday football, with further 10 to 0 win over West Des Moines High School scrubs. Lineups list players and officials. Ames also beats Nevada 6 to 4 in girls basketball with teams named.
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Scrubs
West Des Moines
Ames
Stinson
D. B. Crapp
Jones
McCutcheon
Jimer Miller
West Des Moines High School
S. BG
Smith Graham
L. E.L
Hammit Higgins
Chapple
Accessor BI
Macomber Osee R. H.R. A
A. Harris
Wagner
Willits
Dingaman
Nevada
Shugart Brooks
Applegate
Hass
Sildorf
Zimmerman
Loving
Prime
Dickey
Ferguson
Ames High to Meet East Des Moines in Des Moines Showdown
The Ames High School boys football team travels to Des Moines to face East Des Moines High School this Saturday. The game will be played at a Des Moines venue.
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Ames High School
East Des Moines High School
Des Moines
Junior Trot Traditions and School Spirit Highlight October Event
The Junior Trot, first held in 1872, returns October 13 with rounds through each house as professors and seniors reminisce. New features entice a bigger, jollier crowd while the chapel roll book fades from favor.
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I. 8
S. C
Pleasant Ames Dinner Party With Local Guests
A Sunday timberland gathering near Ames brought together many local residents and neighbors from Conrad Nevada and Ames. Guests included Mis Kate McMicheal Misesses Kate Jessie Cole Minnie Perkins Maude Matthews Nettie Rouge Erma Selby Mrs Maude Corbin Frank Curtiss Ben Keltner Leo Armstrong Lew Cole and Mr and Mrs Frank Stultz. The piece notes roles of caterer bridge maker and barber among attendees and playfully touts practical benefits of skilled trades at picnics.
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Ames
Mis
Kate McMicheal
Conrad
Misess Kate
Jessie Cole
Minnie Perkins
Maude Matthews
Nettie Rouge
Erma Selby
Maude Corbin
Nevada
Frank Curtiss
Ben Keltner
Leo Armstrong
Lew Cole
Frank Stultz
Brooks
Alm Hosts Pleasant Boone Friends Sunday
Mr and Mrs Charles Alm hosted a pleasant gathering of friends on Sunday. Arthur Brannberg Norma Carlson Ross Smith and Esther Nelson all of Boone spent the day with them. They visited the college and returned to Boone in an auto Sunday evening.
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Charles Alm
Friends
Arthur Brannberg
Norma Carlson
Ross Smith
Esther Nelson
Boone
The
Colege
Frog Skin Grafting on Amputated Leg
Lawrence Bourrett, a Sioux City boy run over by a freight train at Mizzou park a year ago, received frog skin grafts after amputation. Three aunts donated skin previously, but growth was uncertain and new frog skin strips were applied. Outcome remains undetermined.
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Lawrence Bourrett
Mizzou Park
Sioux City
Boiling Water Burn Injures McCallsburg Man Joe Mitchell
Joe Mitchell of McCallsburg was badly burned when a can of boiling water he carried spilled as he opened a door. The scalding water burned his foot leg and face but officials believe the injuries are not serious and expect no lasting scar.
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Joe Mitchell
McCallsburg
the Tribune
Injured While Coasting On Bridge Over Honey Creek
Sandie Gasson and Neil Best, two boys from Boone, were riding one wheel when the wheel wobbled on the Honey Creek bridge causing them to fall. Gasson suffered a broken left collar bone and severe bruising while Best was badly bruised and scratched with no broken bones.
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Sandie Gasson
Neil Best
Boone
Honey Creek
Gasson
Fat as Cure for Scrofula and Consumption
An old medical note asserts scrofula in children and consumption in adults stem from poor blood and lean ness. It argues fat as the best remedy and cod liver oil as the healthiest fat to combat these diseases.
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Scott
Relief Noted From White Wine of Tar Remedy
A Brookline Missouri notice claims a wife with advanced pulmonary consumption found immediate relief from White Wine of Tar and after four bottles shows better health than in years. The endorsement is signed by Rev. M. Fry and Susan E. Fy.
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Rev. M. Fry
Susan E. Fy
Dade’s Little Liver Pills Advertised by Gamble
An old advertisement touts Dade’s Little Liver Pills by 0. A. Gamble, claiming cleansing effects and no griping. It promotes Pine Ules with pine resin for bladder and kidney diseases and back pain, priced at $1 for 80 days of treatment, via D. A. Gamble, and ends with a quip about porous plasterlike people.
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Dade
0. A. Gamble
D. A. Gamble
Bee Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Sold Locally
Local advertises Bee Laxative Honey and Tar as a cedar tar based laxative cough syrup for children. It claims usefulness for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with a free offer promising relief. Sold by O. A. Gamble. The text also notes unrelated family troubles of an absconded bank official.
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O. A. Gamble
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Pensacola
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
OC A. Gamble
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