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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
4
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The speaker will devote his efforts to Iowa after touring four or five states. Cummins has campaigned for the Republican party in every national campaign for over thirty years and is now drafted to help build a large majority for the entire ticket in Iowa.
The piece notes Gov. Cummins repeatedly postponing vacations as events pull him back to duty. It reflects on the U.S. Senate as a resting place, contrasts with La Follette Beverage and Larrabee, and highlights Secretary Taft praising Cummins during a western trip. It questions how Cummins will handle the Senate after years in Iowa politics.
Chronicle of 19th century events noting Townsend murder by McMullan after Pike’s Peak trip and capture. Mentions Helen Hunt Jackson birth, Porto Rico annexation, Chicago World's Fair dedication, Yorktown surrender, Cedar Creek, and football fatality comparison.
The Republican National Committee pursued efforts to leverage Governor Cummins position for political aims. The report notes strategic outreach and potential influence in decisions affecting party operations and campaign support.
Governor A B Cummins lauds presidential candidate William H Taft as courageous and resolute after a weeklong tour through Iowa and the western states. He says Taft embodies the best of American character and upholds Old Glory.
Hon. Joe R. Lane a manager of the Allison campaign now advocates Gov. Cummins for the senate. Lane's endorsement marks a notable shift in support within the political movement and signals Cummins as a leading candidate.
Iowa Republicans declare strong support for Theodore Roosevelt and his humanitarian program. They seek congressmen who will advance Roosevelt policies and aid in achieving his aims.
The passage notes both Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft favored nominating Gov. Cummins for vice president at the Chicago convention, highlighting their political maneuvering and preferences.
A vote for Cummins on the primary ballot signals endorsement of the Republican Party’s work in Iowa and aligns voters with the party’s record in the state.
A Iowa State College student Earl Smith of Ames was severely injured when he jumped from Northwestern No 4 west of Marshalltown while riding in the blind baggage to the Minnesota Ames game. He suffered a scalp wound and bruises and was taken to St Thomas hospital for treatment.
Affected by cracked husks and wounds finds relief using Pinesilve Carbolized poultice. Claimed to draw out inflammation, sold for 25 cents by C. A. Gamble.
The 18th Sunday after Trinity service lineup includes Attorney George H. Lewis of Des Moines. Congregational Church invites all resident members and supporters to attend Rally Day morning service and Beach class leads evening service with Lewis. Kelley preaching at 2 30 p m.
Public worship and preaching by H. D. Williams at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon titled The Disciple Movement. Evening sermon The Cost of Character. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Endeavor Society at 6:30 p.m.
H F Beckerman rector conducts services at four o clock Sunday afternoon and will continue at that time until further notice. Beckerman presides at St Luke s Church in North Des Christian Science services Sunday morning at eleven o clock in Odd Fellows Hall with the subject Doctrines of Atonement.
St. Cecilia's Church under Pastor F. C. Renier offers Mass at 11 in the morning with focus on the diocesan subject Our Children. The service invites parishioners and families to contemplate child welfare through church teaching.
Miss Clara Barton of Des Moines will speak at the Christian Endeavor Rally at the Friends church Sunday Oct. 18 at 6 45 p m All are invited.
Methodist Episcopal Church announces final services led by Pastor Andrew M. Shea at the Rink location. Congregation urged to attend as event draws to close.
Col. E. G. Pratt of Chicago and manager Frank Maple conferred with Ames city committee on gas rights. Pratt said Boone Gas Co would study options and may supply gas locally, not necessarily via Boone. He noted a $50,000 investment and urged mayor and council to gauge public support.
A brief notice advertises saarkraut at 25 cents per five gallons for a total of one dollar. The seller is Mrs. Will Deal located on West Story Street.
Notice to the public states that from October 15 1903 all sales will be cash only and prices on meats fish oysters poultry and all items will be reduced No city delivery after October 15 The message invites patrons to visit the shop for purchases from Nelson and Nibel.
A critic praises the stage success of Under the Harvest Moon noting strong female patronage and audience response. The piece argues women’s taste drives popularity, highlighting John Wright and Ruth Stebbins as standout lovers and claiming managers observe higher female attendance than other attractions. The article asserts ladies shape a show’s fate and cites multiple managers confirming the pattern.
Burns bruises and scratches are soothed and healed quickly by DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. The pest salve for piles. Be sure you get DeWitt's. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
The speakers' bureau of the Republican state central committee will dispatch Major John F Lacey to Crawford county on October 24 to preach doctrines of republicanism. He will also tour many other counties with two halls secured for his services.
Minnesota football edged Ames 15 to 10 at Northrup Field in a hard earned victory. Ames showed strength with a 25 yard run by Guy Lambert and a late field goal, while Minnesota answered with three touchdowns.
The Ames school board granted Friday as a day off for teachers to attend association meetings in Ft Dodge and Waterloo. Washington township residents Beadle and Murray asked to extend the western boundary of the Ames independent district to include two eighties beyond the rural school, a request likely to be granted.
One way fares on sale daily through September and October from all North Western points to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Puget Sound. Daily personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars via Chicago Union Pacific North Western. Double berths 7 through from Chicago. For full particulars write A Hutchison Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago Ill or contact nearest ticket agent.
Sufferers of piles urged to try ManZan Pue Remedy with the claim of relief from the first application. Available for purchase from C. A. Gamble.
Layton Ramey returned from an investigation of Dakota lands last week and brought rare curiosities to the Intelligencer office. He displayed white sod corn cactus and porcupine bristles from Louis Olson's Stanley county claim, drawing interest from viewers.
Lawrence Russell author of Under the Harvest Moon rose from a Maine village paper editorship in Haskinsville. His early years studying locals and manners gave the Down East flavor to his book and play.
Bert Childs secretary of the Iowa Rural Carriers' Association hosted National Treasurer Williams of Renfrew Pennsylvania and National Secretary P. E. Cull of Concord Massachusetts along with W. S. Hoon vice president of the state association. They toured the college campus in Ames and lauded it as the finest ground they had ever seen. The group had just returned from the National convention in Omaha where state association secretaries elected Mr. Childs as secretary.
The ad claims Kodol combines natural digestive juices to digest all foods and acts like a healthy stomach. It asserts the stomach may fail, but Kodol cannot, and that the product can restore stomach health. A guarantee is offered and a purchase is urged.
Notice to owners abutting Lincoln Avenue Ames Iowa that a plat and schedule of special assessments for sewer construction are on file in the City Clerk there. Objections or errors must be written and filed by November 2 1908. Public inspection is allowed.
Samuel R. Worley of Hixby Virginia has smithing in his blood after more than fifty years shoeing horses. He praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for giving relief from back pain and rheumatism. Available from local merchants.
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