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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
7
The Ames Intelligencer lists employment ads and notices trimmed to fit a small town newspaper page. It includes wanted workers for bakery and house chores, a watch found, travel and sales listings, and social notes. Also reports on local events, elections, and college activities.
A short notice highlights the Ames Home Bakery as a preferred local spot for pastries and bread, emphasizing its welcoming atmosphere and central role in community life.
Dear Mr Edward Kooser Ames readers are told painters favor lead and oil but Devoe lead and zinc paint offers better results. Chris Kipfer Mor ton Illinois used Devoe exclusively and still faced misleading coverage. He ordered eight gallons for his home and had three gallons left. Signed F W Devoe Co P S Loughran Baurer sell our paint.
S B Fry and F C Minkler suffered injuries when a runaway incident knocked them into brick and poles on Hoggatt street amid sewer work. Minkler sustained a head gash a sprained ankle and hip bruise while Fry was bruised with a side injury. Minkler was taken to the college hospital and expected to recover soon. An automobile startled the pair before the fall.
The Fair's free coal contest closed Monday night with canvassing by ministers. The tally lists M. E. 24915, A. B. 24188, Christian 92024, Lutherans 11507, Congregational 8608, Catholic 5814, Baptist 3653, Friends 2768, Walnut Grove 143h, Ontario 1216, Napier 1072, Episcopal 1007.
The Ames home bakery announces a Saturday offering of baked beans and brown bread.
Lucile Kramer, sixteen months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Kramer farmers near Dyersville, fell into a pot of boiling catsup set to cool and died three hours later from severe burns. Part of the infant's body was cooked.
Oscar Napier an eight year old boy was convicted by a jury in Al bia for killing Frank Adams seven year old. He was sentenced to reform school until he reaches twenty one, breaking down in tears at the sentence for the first time since arrest.
Joseph Good of Harrison in Boone County reports his corn crop yielding 93 bushels per acre this season. The claim highlights strong local farming results and may reflect recent weather and soil conditions in the area.
A quoted statement asserts that law is created by lawyers and serves to secure their income as an instrument of profit.
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