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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

3

Crowds Pour Into Ames for Two Day College Event

Crowds of about fifteen thousand visited the college on Friday with railways bringing over two hundred passengers from Des Moines and many excursion trains. Governor Cummins presided at the cornerstone ceremony for the new main building as Ames and Des Moines college teams played football and engineers demonstrated road construction methods for farmers.

Des Moines Ames Clinton Missouri Valley Glidden Hawarden Cedar Rapids Sioux City Mondamin Kilmore Fairfax Harlan Bronson Hubbard Toledo College Emalier Boone Hoggatt Street Farmers Station Northwestern Fred Hamell Scanlen B Jones Whalen John Doyle Ass’t Pierce O'Neil Cheir North Western 55Th I. N. G Cummins Gov. Cummins Pres. Storms Dean Stanton W. J. Dixon Sac City New Central Hall A. B. Storms E. W. Stanton Storms A. Marston Iowa Commonwealth O. H. Cessna Glee Club Gov Cummins A. M Neweons Des Moines College Prall Y.M.C.A Ames Boys Rons Smashes Marsten New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Rock Island Great Western The Central Milwaukee F. W. Gunsaulus Chicago United States Coe College Coe Scott Heninger Jones Jorgenson Hopkins Sears Kintzley Alley St Louis Miers Shockley Cassidy Kintzley Anderson

Devoe Paint Praised By Philadelphia Customer

Dear Sir Mr Frank Robinson of Tit usville Pa praises Devoe paint for durability and satisfaction after a one year old or more job. He notes leftover paint and recommends the product while lamenting the general difficulty of choosing paints. The notice ends with a job advertisement seeking work in exchange for board.

Atlantic Monthly Century Magazine Boyond Frank Robinson Titusville Devoe Messers. Kernochan & Co F. W. Devoe & Co New York Chicago Loughran & Bauer

Seasonal Advice Promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy

An editorials promotes Chamberlains Cough remedy as timely winter medical supply and urges purchasing now for prompt relief. Laughran & Bauer sell the product. The Rathbone Sisters meet. a school session at the K P temple includes delegates from Garden Grove Atlantic Williamsburg Seymour and other towns with visiting instructors from Osceola Des Moines and Boone. The event progresses with sessions and a town tour as the group aims for a banner year.

Laughran & Bauer K. P. Temple L. L. Lyons Garden Grove Alice E. Porterfield Atlantic Lalu Blasier Williamsburg Mattie Varney Seymour Cora Molesberry Columbus Blanche Lechty Vinton H. E. Palmeter Clear Lake Fannie Ames Rolfe Mamie Frisbee Sheldon Rathbone Sisters

Excursion Tickets Offered to Mason City on Northwestern Line

Excursion tickets to lodge at Mason City Iowa via the Northwestern Line will be sold at reduced rates Oct 15 to 19 inclusive with return allowed until Oct 24. Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry.

Mason City Iowa Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern R'y

Death Plant of Java: A Volcanic Island Oddity

The death plant of Java grows only on sterile volcanic soils in Java and nearby islands. It rises two and a half to three feet with thorny stems and satin smooth leaves, green on one side and red on the other. Its cup shaped white flowers secrete a deadly perfume that can stupefy a person in seconds and slow recovery. The plant’s striking beauty masks a lethal toxin.

Java Death Valley

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