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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

2

Intelligencer Ames Iowa weekly publication note

The Intelligencer published by F. R. and M. C. Conaway appears each Thursday morning in Ames Story county Iowa. Subscription price is $1.00 per year in advance.

Ames Story County Iowa

Ames Holds Gophers to No Second-Half Score in Battle

Ames under Clyde Williams and captain Wilmarthe shocked Minnesota by bottling the Gophers in the second half and keeping them scoreless. The Aggies dominated the line, with Bingham and the Ames forwards repeatedly breaking through, earning praise from Northrop Field observers for their speed, hard play, and sportsmanship.

Minnesota Ames Clyde Williams Aggies Iowa City Gophers Dopcasters West Minneapolises Acord Lieen Ming Northrop Secon Gopher Theinnesota Lowa Wilmarthe Clally Bingham Iowa Jack Watson

Ames High Triumphs Over Boone High In State Football

Ames High School defeated Boone High on the state field last Saturday afternoon by 14 to 11. The game featured spirited play from both sides and ended in a tense finish as the Ames team held off Boone to claim the competitive victory.

Boone Ames Stor George Brunton The News-Reblican Ames High Boone High Ames High School Boone T Up

Juniors Defeat Seniors 7 to 0 in Rainy Windy Encounter

In heavy rain and southeast winds the Juniors beat the Seniors 7 to 0 with Dortsey starring for the Seniors and Shields for the Juniors. The Freshmen and Sophomores played to a 0–0 tie in a sluggish rematch. No team showed strong finishing effort as championship chances push to spring practice.

Dortsey Shields Sophs

ZEMO Promises Cure for Skin Diseases Ad by Druggist

A historic ad promotes ZEMO as a topical cure that draws germs to the skin surface and destroys germ life. It claims eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and other skin or scalp diseases are cured. Druggist Mr. Cagwin endorses ZEMO and offers sample bottles upon request.

Zemo Mr. Cagwin

College faculty seeks improved telephone service

The college faculty met on Wednesday to discuss major issues including a push for better telephone service. Teachers complain it takes up to an hour to reach the party and when reached they are hard to hear.

New Transfer Office and Club News from Ames California

Owing to scaling issues at the old Holdredge coal office J D Murphy ends coal business there and the space is leased to BE Haverly for an office Haverly recently bought Bill Wakefield drag outfits and needs an office Ames Club of San Diego meets October 1 with Maude Keeney Sheppard and officers elected for the year Harvest Home Picnic by Yeomen planned at Redmen hall with a full supper menu and committee in charge

Holdredge J. D. Murphy BE. Haverly Haverly Bill Wakefield Ames Club San Diego California Cal The Maude Keeney Sheppard Sheppard Keeney Ives Millie Ives Clara Ives H. Banks E. A. Banks Gilbert Maude Keeney R. J. Roupe Redmen W. H. Smith Costigan Poucher Darner F. E. Owen

Zemo Promises Cure For Eczema And Itching

Ad claims eczema and all itching skin diseases are curable with Zemo. Druggist Mr. Cagwin touts Zemo as the most successful remedy sold for prompt relief and cure, urging readers to ask for a sample and view cures and photos. Also mentions dental tips about rake teeth and old loose teeth replacement.

Zemo Cagwin

Good Price for Horse Flesh

Friday night 18 head of horses were shipped from George Nichols barn to Minneapolis. The consignment brought 4150 dollars, averaging 230 dollars per head, purchased from farmers in the local vicinity.

George Nichols Minneapolis Ames

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