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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
8
The Fourth Ward School project advances as Supt King and a helper remove an ugly concrete projection with a pick. They finish in about 15 minutes. The furnace is installed, plastering done, and Welch school nears full operation with pupils moving from the Quaker church. Prof King receives credit for overseeing the work.
The Republican State Central Committee appeals for funds to support the party’s campaign. It stresses a record of honest, efficient administration and reform policies, invites contributions from individuals, promises receipts and accountable use, and directs donors to send funds to the Observatory Building in Des Moines.
Rhodes to run a horse sale on October 20 and Randall poultry show set for November 27 and 28. The association counts forty members with M. O. Trernagle as secretary. Frank Whiteman bought a 6-year-old bay mare Shetland pony for 127 dollars, from Nevada via Des Moines. Halleck Heath returns from Kansas City to Collins with fifty five head of young cows for feeding or sale. Iowa Falls reports a chicken thief confession and impending sentence. Be Jasper of Lake City owns a hen that laid 276 eggs in a year, a 2-year-old laying 185 eggs between February 3 and September 25, and a year-old pullet with 156 eggs in 18 days.
In a southern state office, Helen tells Mr. Lee of four shared years and plans to marry, study law, and support a future home. Lee confesses love, but she reveals she loves him alone and moves to embrace him. The story ends with Lee’s wife deemed the better lawyer of the two.
House joint resolution proposes adding to section eighteen of article one enabling laws for owners to build drains ditches and levees across others lands for agricultural sanitary or mining needs and to organize drainage districts with special assessments. It allows condemnation of necessary real estate and sets publication prior to the next general election. Approved April 10 1906.
The W. T. Barr sale in Gilbert Tuesday drew a modest crowd but every buyer. Seventy five head of Chester White hogs sold at an average of $20.10 each and Mr. Barr expressed satisfaction with the turnout and results.
In the proceedings a man asks what the expert witness's evidence shows, seeking to understand how the testimony affects the case and the trial's outcome.
Sore nipples and chapped hands are quickly cured by applying Chamberlains Salve. Try it, it is a success. Price 25 cents.
A Brookline Missouri notice claims a wife with advanced pulmonary consumption found immediate relief from White Wine of Tar and after four bottles shows improved health. Signed by Rev J N Fry and Susan E Fry with a cheerful public endorsement.
The Weekly Iowa State Register and Farmer and the Ames Intelligence for one year cost 1.25 dollars. The combined publication delivers a weekly farm magazine and newspaper with 24 pages or more per issue. Regular departments, expert-led features, and timely world national and Iowa news are included in a condensed readable form. The offer ends when the time is up.
It promotes Pine pills for bladder and kidney diseases with a 30 day course priced at $1.06 sold by O. A. Gamble. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar syrup marketed as a pine tar product for coughs and colds, claimed as best for children. offers a free trial.
Mrs Oldcastle criticizes Georgie Gayson for naivete while the hostess questions what she has done in a line from Modern Society reflecting social satire about class and behavior.
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