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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
4
Church of Christ with Pastor H D Williams sets 114 m for the theme Sacrificing and Reigning. 7 30 p m address titled The Plan of Salvation. Bible school at 9 45 a m and 6 30 p m evening service.
At the Congregational Church Pastor William J. Minchin will preach in the morning on The Call to Discipleship. In the evening he continues the Quaint and Inspiring Old Testament Subjects series with The Man with a Wild Taste in His Monath.
At the Baptist Church Pastor Walter I. Fowle conducts Sabbath School at 9 4 A M. Sermon at 11 00 A M on Jesus message concerning salvation Junior Union meets at 3 00 P M PF Uo at 6 30 P M Evening Sermon and Baptismal service at 7 30 P M.
At the U B Church the Sunday morning sermon will be on She Indwelling Christ delivered by Pastor J W Stiverson. Evening service follows with the Mas- service or related concluding event.
At the Catholic Church Francis C Renier Pastor announces services next Sunday morning at 7 30.
At the Lutheran Church G. O. Paulerad the pastor announces services Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. A full attendance is desired and expected from the parishioners.
Miss Carrie Barge of Delaware Ohio national worker for young people in the W H M 8S will deliver an address in the M E church Sunday morning Oct 21. Miss Barge is a college woman of ability and wide experience, a rare treat may be expected.
A series of revival meetings are in progress in Colorado led by Rev E F P Boggess of the Christian church. The Ames District M E Church conference holds its semi annual session in Adel on Oct 29 and 30. Other reports note parochial work changes, district meetings, and a Max well revival led by Rev B H Coonradt.
The Congregational church Sunday featured autumn leaves fruits vegetables and grains arranged around the altar and choir loft. Massed cabbage pumpkins beets and corn created a harvest home scene praised for its artistic effect and color.
Rev. R. P. Smith of Sioux City spoke at the college chapel exercises Sunday saying he seldom declares he will deliver an address. He noted the value of plain talk and thoughtful reflection in public speaking and urged careful preparation for sermons and lectures.
The speaker impressed listeners with a strong address on the Brotherhood of Man and the promise of delivering substantial goods. He lectured at a church in Ames where his talk drew steady attention and praise. This marked his second appearance, with students hoping for a third.
A city editorial extols Ames as spiritually revived and morally pure while defending its football program. It rebuts a Waterloo accusation of dirty play, accuses The Register and Leader of biased reporting, and demands fair coverage from state papers.
Boone basketball team will meet Ames High School here Saturday. Ames High and Capital Park of Des Moines face off in Nevada in what is expected to be a closely matched game.
Ames high school football results show a 32 to 0 varsity win over Morning Side and a 16 to 0 victory over Boone with scrubs losing 12 to 14 to Ida Grove. An erroneous Ida Grove report mocked by misinformed papers, while Ames scrubs beat West Des Moines 10 to 0.
The Register and Leader prints a ten inch piece by A Tax Payer accusing Ames of dirty work in Waterloo Scrub and Des Moines games on October 6. The sports editor refutes most charges while noting Captain Tiberghein's knee injury was accidental and Baird's injury was likewise.
Mr M D Teetzel of Muscatine Iowa writes Ames seeking expert checker players for a possible local association and match. A December tournament at Dows Wright county will bring top players from the region with C F Barker United States champion to give exhibitions and compete.
A wry view on how agreements persist, noting that even legal systems and lawyers can be needed to enforce a bargain over time.
The ticket names Governor Albert B. Cummins Polk County and Warren Garst Carroll as top state officers with W. Hayward Scott for Secretary of State, B. F. Carroll Davis for Auditor, W. W. Morrow Union for Treasurer, H. W. Byers Shelby for Attorney General, and railroad commissioners W. L. Eaton Marshall and D. J. Palmer Washington. Supreme Court nominees Emlin McClain Johnson and John Sherwin Cerro Gordo, Clerk J. Crockett Hardin, Reporter W. W. Cornwall Clay, United States Senator J. P. Dolliver Webster, Seventh District John T. Hull Polk, and Ist District candidates C. G. Lee Story R. M. Wright Webster W. D. Evans Franklin.
The county ticket for the November election lists Representative George C. White Clerk C M Soper Auditor Fred G Dunahugh Treasurer Edgar A Fawcett Recorder M L Tesdall Sheriff W A Ricketts Superintendent Welty Surveyor John M Wells Coroner Dr H P Hanson County Attorney Edward M McCall Supervisors Benjamin Johnson and Chas W Scott. Election Tuesday November 6.
A hired man rising in sleep discovers he has tended eight acres of prairie corn, while receiving a flood of lucrative job offers. The piece also notes the bends in New York river tunnels, a disease seen in divers, caused by air bubble emboli blocking arteries.
Advertisement claims one application of ManZan provides immediate relief for piles and notes it is sold by C. A. Gamble. The ad emphasizes fast results and availability through the seller.
MapZan relieves instantly the pain from blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. It comes in collapsible tubes for easy application at the source of discomfort. Try one bottle and if not relieved your money will be refunded as a free offer. Sold by O A Game.
Dr J W Hamilton of San Frisco California praises Warners White Wine Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy he has seen and says it has no equal for asthma after years of sales.
A London World snippet shows a hotel proprietor scolding his wife Maria for not sending the bill to guest in room No. 12. She replies she has. The proprietor then remarks he can still hear the man singing happily.
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