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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
5
For sale two lots on Perth side page for Yes to suit buyer. Property address 738 intelli for sale two heating stoves one hard and one soft in good condition at 704 Kellogg Avenue Ames.
Former publisher T. L. Gossard aided the paper during a work surge last week. Mont has not yet located but expects to do so soon. a wedding would speed the process.
Rev Yerger urged the crowd to mind their own business after a packed service despite outage. He announced next Sunday night will center on The Valley of Dry Bones.
Cole's skating rink operates every afternoon and evening with Thursday night as ladies night featuring music. Tuesday afternoons are for ladies only with a trainer on hand to instruct and assist new skaters.
A Kansas paper urges town boosters to ignore pessimistic kickers who fear every proposal. It argues that one negative voice can deter business and capital more than droughts or disasters, calling for constructive support to aid town growth.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer urges younger generations to honor pioneers and join pioneer associations, calling membership a noble inscription. It emphasizes preserving history and traditions in a new country and the duty to cherish and transmit these values.
Small safe pills by Cc. A. Gamble described as sure and gentle with no gripe or sickness, marketed for general use.
The B. A. Lockwood Grain Co has seen recent prosperity. They now operate a pew flour and feed shed and have just completed improvements to their office.
A local call demands a hearing for Fourth Ward residents over transportation to school. They allege a street car monopoly blocks cheaper or safer routes, forcing students to pay full fare or walk. Citizens urge intelligent review of concessions and safer access for students.
A reflective note quotes a Pilgrim saying on procrastination and the shifting nature of yesterday today and tomorrow. It emphasizes how goals and tasks slip if not done now. The passage treats time as a loop of misaligned days and urges action.
A Success Magazine quip contrasts editors and doctors. It says editors apologize and face lawsuits for errors, while doctors bury mistakes and receive funeral rites. It notes editors must spell long words, whereas doctors may misuse terms.
Dr E L Eaton a noted Madison Wisconsin preacher is unanimously chosen by the Emanuel church official board Evanston as pastor for the year and approved by Bishop Warren. He has conducted astronomy correspondence work at the University of Wisconsin and is remembered for a notable August chautauqua sermon on the soul.
The Story City Herald urges parents and guardians to support public school teachers. It argues that children should not sympathize with tattlers, predicting orderly schools, more efficient teaching, and happier children if teachers have full parental cooperation.
Joseph D. Underhill of Doland Dakota reports a deep seated cough once deemed consumption cured after using one and a half bottles of White Wine of Tar Syrup. He urges others afflicted to try the remedy and credits it with recovery.
The mysterious man who left a team, buggy and harness at the Northwestern hotel is identified as J. K. Kolline of Ames. He went to Huxley by Interurban and was picked up in Des Moines where he was found to be mentally unstable. Sheriff Ricketts will take charge of the team and buggy.
Story City Herald accuses an umpire of defective eyesight affecting a championship outcome in the Story-Hamilton League. The dispute centers on Stanhope's imported players and will be settled by a board meeting next spring while Story City protects its rights.
An advertisement claims backache from kidney issues results from kidneys and urges DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as unequaled for backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation. A week’s treatment costs 25 cents and are sold by C. A. Gamble.
An advertisement touts Pucks as the best home soap for removing grease ink and berry stains. It claims Pucks is the original Mechanic's Soap and warns that imitations exist while urging shoppers to try the product sold by first class grocers.
A pine forest remedies ad promotes Pineules claiming night dose relieves backache. It offers 30 days treatment for $1.00 with money-back satisfaction guarantee. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
Cagwins advertises Huskers Liniment to ease husking and prevent chapping priced at 25 cents. The ad notes available at Cagwins.
The Chicago Tribune notes Mexico will mark 1919 the independence centennial with nationwide public improvements. About 900 cities will start projects averaging 100000 dollars, funded by September 16 1910 preparations to extend benefits for a century. The plan reflects Diaz era practicality and imagination.
Advertises Pineules as a 30 day treatment for backache lumbago rheumatism with relief from the first dose. Promises money back if not satisfied and sales by C. A. Gamble.
De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve claims to treat boils burns cuts scalds and skin diseases and is described as especially effective for piles. Sold by A. Gamble.
The November editorial in the Woman's Home Companion urges readers to consider dressing up as a form of rest. It notes whether readers have been doing house work teaching school or working and emphasizes the value of personal presentation as a break from routine.
Iowa railroads protest the two-cent fare law by making travel harder for state fair crowds. Complaints highlight filthy coach toilets, delayed schedules, crowded cars, poorly lit stations, and higher rates. The Holstein Advance cites steep price hikes with examples of increased shipping costs and burdens on riders and businesses.
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