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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1910

Page

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Dolliver remembered for his speeches and public service

The article recalls Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa who died at his Fort Dodge home. It highlights his enduring influence, fame in America and Iowa, and his last visit to Ames on January 24, 1907, including remarks on farms, governance, and a cement convention anecdote.

Hawkeye Jonathan P. Dolliver Fort Dodge Tolliver Dolliver Doliver Colunn Towa New England Virginia Iowa

Editor Lon Hardin Taken Ill and Undergoes Appendectomy

Mr Lon Hardin, Times editor, became seriously ill Tuesday evening and was taken to Methodist hospital in Des Moines for an appendectomy. Mrs Hardin accompanied him. An operation was performed on arrival with Dr Fay and Dr Christ assisting. Late reports say he is recovering nicely.

Lon Hardin Times Methodist Hospital Des Moines Mrg@ Hardin Fay Christ Hardih

Runaway Injures Mrs Coulter and Mrs Loughran

A Thursday evening buggy runaway near the viaduct injured Mrs Coulter with a broken rib and torn nerves while Mrs Loughran suffered head injuries after the wheel rolled over her. Their two young sons and Mrs Coulter’s Sunday School class escaped with bruises as the horse bolted. Mrs Loughran’s condition worsened prompting nurse care.

Mesdames S. L. Loughran F. M. Coulter

Auto Turned Turtle in Narrow Escape Near Hannum Mill

Sunday afternoon the Semmons car rolled down a ten foot embankment while reversing after a route change. Mr. and Mrs. Hullibarger suffered scratches and bruises as the vehicle, lodged against a tree, narrowly avoided a deadly outcome until Ames Auto Company’s Overland freed it with minor damage. A crowd gathered north of W. P. Coon’s farm to watch the efforts.

W. J. Semmons Hullibarger J. E. Cagwin Mr. Semmons Hannum’s Mill Little Overland Ames Auto Company W. P. Coon

Julia Ward Howe Dead at Middleton Home

Boston born author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic dies aged nearly 66 at Middleton. She helped lead anti slavery and later women’s suffrage efforts and lectured nationwide including Ames and Nevada where crowds honored her and sang the Battle Hymn.

New York Boston Mass Julia Ward Howe Middleton Samuel Julia Rush Ward Hunt Ames Intelligencer Ames Nevada

Sunday School Convention In Nevada Dignified

The Story County Sunday School Convention met at the Nevada Methodist Church on Wednesday and Thursday with strong attendance and high interest. Revs George Crissman Manning Alber and President Bateman delivered talks as officers for the coming year were announced: President J R Lareen Nevada Vice President I J Scott Nevada Secretary Treasurer Mrs I C Welty Nevada Elementary Grade Secretary Miss Jone Bell Gilbert Teachers Training Secretary Rev W I Fowle Ames.

Story County Nevada George Crissman Manning Colorado Alber Story City Bateman J. R. Lareen I. J. Scott I. C. Welty Jone Bell Gilbert W. I. Fowle Ames

Land values rise in Iowa near Ames in seven years

Increases in land values around Ames Iowa continue as a 160 acre farm northeast of Ames sells for 160 per acre, up from 50 per acre seven years ago when bought by J W Bateman. Bateman keeps the home section while selling to J P Warren.

Iowa Ames Cotinue J. W. Bateman J. P. Warren Bateman

Ames Men Named to State Committees and City Roles

Mayor J. R. Rector of Waterloo announced the standing committees of the League of Iowa Municipalities yesterday. Ames men named include Mayor Sheldon on the legislative committee, Frank W. Linebaugh as chairman of street lighting, and Ray F. Weirick on the committee of municipal exhibits.

J. R. Rector Waterloo League of Iowa Municipalities Ames Sheldon Frank W. Linebaugh Ray F. Weirick

Duntz Loans Horse. Wagon Breaks in Chase for Buttermilk

Saturday afternoon C A Duntz loaned his horse and light wagon to the Johnson Club helper on Welch Avenue to fetch buttermilk. The frightened horse bolted, the driver jumped clear, and the wagon broke up as the animal headed homeward.

C. A Duntz Johnson Club Welch Avenue Buttermilk

Farmers Institute at Diagonal Plans Three Day Meeting

The Farmers Institute at Diagonal schedules a three day event October 19 20 and 21 with lectures by Prof. R K Bliss on Live Stock Day Val Knowles to speak on October 20 and G A Bliss on Rotation of Crops on October 21.

Farmers’ Institute Diagonal R. K. Bliss Neal Knowles G. A. Bliss

Poison Ivy and Oak Poisoning Reported Near College

Several ivy and oak poisoning cases are reported near the college. Miss married Wilkinson was out of school all last week with a reaction. Miss Clarice Vincent attended college for two weeks due to aggravated symptoms. Mr. R. C. Johnson, a senior in Animal Husbandry and Alamo Club member, sought treatment at Mercy hospital in Des Moines for eye game trouble.

Married Wilkinson Clarice Vincent Aas R. C. Johnson Department of Animal Husbandry Alamo Club Mercy Hospital Des Moines

Iowa Rural Letter Carriers elect Hoon successor

A meeting of the Iowa Rural Letter-Carriers Association elected Wm. S. Hoon of Ames as state secretary to succeed Bert Childs of Nevada who resigned. William James of Council Bluffs will become vice president, replacing Hoon in that role.

Bert Childs Nevada Iowa Rural Letter-Carriers Association Ww. S. Hoon Ames Wm. James Council Bluffs Hoon

Ill Rev Mitchell Aged Over Eighty Nears Rest

The Reverend Mr. Mitchell, ill since April and over eighty, shows fragile recovery prospects. His sister Mrs. Matilda Trowbridge of Normal Illinois visited him last week, noting his long illness and aging weakness.

Mr. Mitchell Matilda Trowbridge Normal Illinois

Mr Gr aves Ill Father Near Death Aged Eighty

Mr A J Graves remains gravely ill at his son Ed's home south of town. He has just passed his eightieth birthday and, due to age, recovery is not expected.

A. J. Graves Mr. Graves

Myra Wasser Undergoes Appendectomy at Mercy Hospital

Myra Wasser was operated on for appendicitis at Mercy hospital Sunday at nine o'clock and, though the ordeal was trying, she recovered well by Monday evening. Her husband Mr Wasser traveled to Des Moines to be with her.

Myra Wasser Mercy Hospital

Alice Amesbury Wins $100 Spelling Contest

Alice Amesbury, an 11 year old from Peaceful Valley Idaho, wins the Dor man’s Mountain View spelling contest for Canyon county schools, earning a $100 prize.

Alice Amesbury

Paul Smith Shows Improvement After Illness

Master Paul Smith once paralyzed with infantile paralysis nearly three weeks ago now shows progress. He moves his hands and can feed himself when his arm is propped.

Paul Smith

City Boosts Aesthetics With New Street Lights

The city installs twenty one poles each holding five electroliers and switches them on Thursday evening, aiming to improve the urban appearance and nighttime visibility.

Electroliers

Professor Noble Speaks at Northeastern Iowa Teachers Meet

At the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association in Mason City last week Professor A B Noble head of the English department at I J C spoke to attendees.

Noble Northeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association Mason City A. B. Noble

Editors of Story County Aid Ames Visit and Hospital Talk

County editors were hosted by the Ames Commercial Club for a day of dining and touring with a noon meal at the Ames Hotel. The group discussed the county hospital proposition and possible site arrangements while attending two football games at the athletic field.

County Hospital Story County Ames Commercial Club L. M. Bosworth Commercial Club Hotel Ames Amlund Wisergarten Story City William O. Payne Nevada William Burney Collins Gazette Ole Langiland Cambridge Leader J. C. Mills McCaleburg Tribune G. W. Mills Zearing Advocate L. G. Hardin Ames Times F. R. Conaway Ames Intelligencer J. M. Fuller Ames Rex Beresford Agriculturist C. V. Gregory Ll. M. Bosworth H. W. Stafford Story County Hospital Club J. FE. Bridley D. M. Christ M. A. Manning A. L. Potter B. G. Dyer Edwin Rex Mr. Burney Iowa State College Ames Hotel Board of Supervisors Iowa

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