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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1910

Page

3

Fine program announced for Iowa Mothers Congress

Mason City Oct 18 the annual Iowa Congress of Mothers program committee announced speakers including Mrs S R Miles Mrs B F Carroll Supt H H Gilmore and Supt J J McConnell The meeting is set for Nov 4 in Des Moines library with a round table at the State Teachers Association and a list of topics and discussions follows the lead speakers and officials meanwhile local notes include reinstate rural carrier Raymond A Griffith and other civic updates across Iowa city and state areas

Mason City Iowa Congress of Mothers R. Miles B. F. Carroll Carroll H. H. Gilmore J. J. McConnell Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mothers’ Congress State Teachers’ Association S. R. Miles Mason Audubon A. O. Ruste Charles City Jennie Leverein Humboldt

Priebe Named by Red Men in Iowa Council Race

In Ottumwa the Great Council of Iowa elected officers after a spirited ballot. Carl F. Kuehnle Denison was named great junior sagamore and R G Priebe Des Moines won great representative. Other officers elected include E G O'Brien Muscatine great prophet Herman Rosch Council Bluffs great sachem J F Ball Cedar Rapids great senior sagamore Frank A Day Des Moines great chief of records and E R Campbell Burlington great keeper of wampum.

Des Moines Paul Sagamareno Davenport E. G. O’brien Muscatine Herman Rosch Council Bluffs J. F. Ball Cedar Rapids Sagapore Frank A. Day E. R. Campbell Burlington

Police chase missing mother who abandoned infant in river

Burlington police pursue the mother who named herself Johnson after a two week old baby was found in the river. The infant's birth at St. Francis hospital is linked to the woman discharged October 3 who vanished after the act and is now believed to be arrested.

Burlington St. Francis Hospital Johnson

Blackleg Detected in Nevada Cattle Herd

Blackleg appeared in a herd owned by farmer John Swinbank south of Colo. A few cattle died, initially thought struck by lightning. Vet examination confirmed blackleg and the rest of the herd was vaccinated.

Blackleg Nevada John Swinbank Colo

City leaders urged to ban play The Girl in the Taxi

Dubuque authorities faced a petition from the Pius Alphonseus and St Boniface Catholic societies asking Mayor Haas to stop the production of The Girl in the Taxi, arguing the work is immoral.

Dubuque Pius Alphonseus St. Boniface Societies Haas

Fort Dodge Council Grants Free Water to Churches

Fort Dodge city council votes free water for all churches and parochial schools. The move contrasts with past refusals to provide free water to manufacturing companies seeking a similar bonus.

Fort Dodge

Des Moines Editor Named for Haw Haw Hawkeye

Frank Baldwin of Des Moines chosen editor of Haw Haw Hawkeye, the humorous school year publication by S. U. L students in Iowa City.

Iowa City Frank Baldwin Des Moines

Doyle Husband Killed in Accident Injuries Reported

Mrs. Sarah Doyle learns her husband J. J. Doyle died in a hospital at Atchison Kansas from injuries after being found unconscious in a box car. No details of the manner of the incident are given.

Council Bluffs Sarah Doyle J. J. Doyle Atchison, Kan

Iowa City Man Died at Sea En Route to America

Investigation concludes Charles Gephardt of Iowa City died and was buried at sea while en route from Germany to America.

Iowa City Charles Gephardt America Germany

Special Election in Story County Iowa for County Home

Official notice states a November 8 1910 special election for authorization to build a County Home at a cost not exceed 36000 dollars. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm at usual Story County precincts. County Auditor F Dunahugh issues the notice from Nevada Iowa dated September 26 1910.

Story County Iowa Board of Supervisors Ilowa Nevada F. Dunahugh

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