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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

2

Gilbert School opens with new and returning teachers

Next Monday the Gilbert school begins with Mr. C N Trip in charge and Edith Ferguson Fay as grade teachers. Surrounding country schools assign Florence Holm Ames Ray Fern Pepper Gibson Nellie Gretten Myrle White Ames June Dunham Ames and Isabelle Musland to teach. Gertrude Morris moves from Franklin to Shearer.

Our C. N. Trip Gilbert Edith Ferguson Hig Ek Ay Oieen Union Florence Holm Ames Ray Fern Pepper Gibson Nellie Gretten McFarland Myrle White Musland June Dunham Franklin Isabelle Musland Gertrude Morris Franklin School Shearer Messrs Roy Bennett Templeton Des Moines Methodist Templeton Ladies Missionary Society W. W. Wilson L. Oliver M. Gretten Nellie Chas. Lake Carrie A. J. Wolfe Paul

Local Residents and visitors noted during State Fair week

Mrs. Kate David visited relatives and friends in Des Moines during State Fair week. J. Gasaway spent Thursday in Roune with his sister M. E. Watson. Agnes Anderson visited relatives in Ames. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and Glenn moved onto the farm. Mayme Wilson was in Ames on Monday. Ella Craig of Ames visited the Sawyer home. E. C. Robinson was a Boone caller. Oscar Gibson was an Ames caller.

John Keller Frank Wilson Ames Julius Olson Julius M. Gretten Mamie Nellie Melbourne A. B. Wright J. McGinnis Francis Jones Minnesota W. H. Totten Dorothy Byron Nevada Chas. Copeland Kedwak Iowa Arthur Abrams Adelaide Shearer Des Moines Roy Shearer Mercy Hospital Thimble Club W. L. Hoffman J. H. Reynolds Francis Lenningar Tilly Specht Hoop Pole Illinois L. T. Benn Tama Chelsea Ethel Elmore H. Belcher J W. Robertson Osceola William Snyder Kate David J. Gasaway Roune M. E. Watson Agnes Anderson Glenn Mayme Wilson Ella Craig Sawyer E. C. Robinson Boone Oscar Gibson

Unity Club Banquet Highlights Ames Social Event

The Unity Club held a Friday banquet at Mr. H. F. Pepper’s home, with 38 members attending a yellow and white themed meal served by the husbands. A later reception at the Warner home featured humorous speeches and praise for the hosts and club members.

Unity Club H. F. Pepper Hodge Avenue Mr. Pepper Messrs H. M. Benson G. A. Snook M. J. Wilson Geo. Graham M. J. Summy Ames R. T. Jeffreys Ben Cole J. A. Warner Dr. Yeoman Minkler Burdick

Judge McPherson Rules Iowa Liquor Law Constitutional

Federal Judge McPherson upholds Iowa mulci laws as constitutional in Marshalltown and Boone liquor cases. He states beverages sales remain illegal despite compliance and peopled consent, notes immunity from prosecution for compliant sellers, and vacates prior restraining order while sustaining demurrer. The Unity Club banquet mention appears as social commentary.

Iowa Red Oak Boone-Marshalltown Smith McPherson United States Circuit Court Marshalltown Boone McPherson Frank A. McComber Henry Thede Edward Plunkett Frank Brennecke Alva A. Nicholson Joseph H. Egermayer Frank H. Haradon Marshall County Opinon

Stands Up for Pocahontas Oat Yields

In Havelock the state oat reports highlight Pocahontas County. J H Charlton yields 80 acres at 68 bushels per acre machine measured. J C Oelrich 20 acres at 57 bushels. W G Ryan 57 acres at 65.5 bushels. J Barth 17 acres at 70 bushels.

Pocahontas Havelock Pocahontas County J. H. Charlton J. C. Oelrich W. G. Ryan J. ©. Barth

Drain Great Swamp forms Burlington drainage district

A Burlington meeting created a new drainage district covering about 10,000 acres of swamp land between the Burlington main line tracks and the Carthage and Quincy branch road east of Burlington Illinois. The district will fund a wagon bridge across the river and a trolley line linking Burlington with Illinois.

Burlington Burlington Main Line Carthage and Quincy Illinois

Van Seeks State Educational Building in Des Moines

Prof Van makes compelling plea for a new educational building in Des Moines to house exhibits from all counties. He urges space for actual class work, manual training, and domestic science so visitors see school efforts, arguing the current lack harms Iowa’s public school system.

van Storm Des Moines

New Park Association Formed In Iowa City

Iowa City forms New Park Association to accept a donated tract from Henry Walker of River Junction for use by old settlers as a perpetual possession for reunions and community gatherings.

New Park Association Iowa City Henry Walker

Farmers' Co operative Creamery Picnic Draws Six Thousand

The Farmers' Co operative Creamery company held its annual picnic here. Six thousand farmers attended. Free coffee cream and iced buttermilk were served by the creamery at the large dinner.

Gate Worker Hurt After Stepping on Rusty Nail

Alva Howard who collected tickets at the State Fair grounds stepped on a rusty nail Friday injuring his foot. A surgeon treated the wound by cauterizing it and Howard had to leave his gate duties and return to Ames for several days.

Des Moines Alva Howard Alva Ames

Land Sale Near Greenfield Sets High County Price

Ernest Funke sold his farm southeast of Greenfield to G. A. Pinkerton for 175 dollars per acre. The 205 acre property is noted as one of the highest priced parcels in the county.

Ames Greenfield Greenfield Ernest Funke G. A. Pinkerton

Forest City County Attorney dies after appendicitis attack

G H Belsheim prominent county attorney and political figure in Forest City died from an acute appendicitis attack. He leaves a wife, a son, and a daughter.

Forest City G. H. Belsheim

Murphy Ice Plant Sells Excess Supply Amid Cold Weather

J. D. Murphy's ice plant runs at 20 tons daily with demand doubling. Dealers in pond and river ice have exhausted supplies and turn to Ames plant. Ice shipped in carload to Boone Ogden and State Center. Weather favors Murphy. For housing, use the Intelligencer want column.

J. D. Murphy Ames Murphy Boone Ogden State Cer

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Pearl Frank B. Spence Ames, Lowa Edwards-Champlin Goal Company Colorado George &. Pease Elberta Peaches Pueblo, Colorado UNITS Sisters of the Glorious Times O. BE. Wilson George Graham C. W. Dudgeon C. L. Waltmire Mr. Staynor O. H. Watkins Mr. Summy Union National and Union Savings Banks Benson Holdredge & Campbell Kellogg Avenue Van Heinz Yacht Club J. B. Kooser & Co
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