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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1903

Page

7

War Against Socialism Rate a Campaign

Special correspondence from Des Moines reports German priests in the Dubuque diocese launching a general campaign against socialism from church pulpits. It notes Dubuque socialists are active and that a convention of priests condemned joining socialist groups. The article covers other Iowa topics including land cases in O'Brien county, Judge Shiras, and a Filipino judge in Mindanao, plus pages on beekeeping and public welfare proposals.

Des Moines Dubuque Shiras Federal Court O’brien County Warren H. Ickis Zamboanga Philippine Islands Iowa Philippines Mindanao Creston Company Gov. Taft United States

Iowa Exposition Commission Backs State Fair Continuation

The Iowa Lowisiana Purchase exposition commission does not oppose holding next year’s Iowa State Fair. Secretary F R Conaway said talk of abandoning the fair due to the St Louis World’s Exposition is embarrassing and unfair to the department of agriculture. The commission aims to showcase Iowa products and support exhibits without competing with the fair.

W. W. Marsh Waterloo New Association A. C. Hutchins Adel Iowa Commission Iowa McKinley

New Fashions in Furs Stir Interest for Winter Wear

A London report notes monkey fur as the new craze in Europe with mixed American reception. Moleskin tightens supply and prices rise while musquash imitates it. beaver and otter fail to catch buyers. Ermine costs triple last year, chinchilla wanes, sable to reign, and seal demand grows amid renewed popularity.

America London Monkey Chinchilla Sable

Remarkable Bridges in Boone and Webster Counties

A special correspondent notes Boone county hosts two of the nation’s three most remarkable bridges. One spans the Des Moines river valley by the Chicago Northwestern railroad. Another north of Boone, the Newton Northwestern line’s wooden bridge is 50 feet high and 800 feet long, built when steel was unavailable, planned for replacement with steel in eight to nine years.

Ellis Rail Birmingham State Agricultural College State Department of Agriculture Water Jo Susan B. Odell Luther R. Odell Mrs. Carpenter Myron G. Beals Sioux City Pedro Alvardo Parral Mexico T. H. Knotts Des Moines Alvardo Knotts Farmers’ Congress B. F. Clayton National Farmers’ Congress Niagara Falls Clayton Iowa Congress Chicago Niagara G. R. Malone Howard H. Russell New York P. H. Baker Ohio C. H. Crawford Minnesota John P. St. John Kansas H. H. Abrams League South Dakota Teagarden Iowa State Agricultural College Cne Zintheo Zintheo France Sweden University of Minnesota Boone County Webster County Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Des Moines River Boone Newton & Northwestern Road Newton Rockwell City

University Receives Deed for Iowa River Mill Dam Gift

Mr and Mrs Euclid Sanders of Terris give the mill dam in the Iowa River north of the campus to the university. Regents have pursued the deal for months and plan a water power plant and hydraulic laboratory as part of the school of applied science.

University At Iowa City Euclid Sanders Terris Lowa River University School of Applied Science

Feath er Renovation Firm Fined for Feathers Scam

The state convicting the Feath er Renovating company for deceit in Hampton and nearby areas. Judge orders a $17 fine after finding inferior feathers substituted for clear goose feathers to at least two customers.

Hampton

Peruna Claimed To Cure Catarrh Of Kidneys And Pelvic Organs

A testimonial letter from James M. Powell of Kansas City and Cyrus Hershman of Sheridan praises Peruna for curing catarrh in the bladder pelvic organs. They claim relief within weeks and urge readers to seek the remedy with Dr. Hartman’s guidance from Columbus Ohio.

Peruna James M. Powell Cyrus Hershman Sheridan, Ind C. Hershman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Traveler tips for Mexico in early travel guide style

Advice to visitors on clothing altitude etiquette and manners in Mexico from a short guide. Warns about draughts and air, recommends tipping, cautions against scams, notes climate and oxygen levels, praises French cooking and strong coffee, and urges patience with appointments and greetings.

Mexico

Pea Pulp Recipe baked in buttered molds

Mix one cup of pea pulp with two beaten eyes a few drops onion juice two tablespoonfuls butter melted two thirds teaspoonful salt one third teaspoonful pepper and cayenne. Turn in buttered molds and bake in pan of hot water until firm. Serve with white sauce to which has been added peas drained and rinsed.

Water in Upper Mississippi Turns Tea Color

The water below St. Paul resembles black tea from tannin in tamarack swamp leaves on the St. Croix and Chippewa rivers. Leaves drop into the river staining it, while pine bark and sawdust from logs deepen the dark tint.

Mississippi River St. Paul St. Croix Chippewa

Sausage Potato Rounds Fried in Parsley Garnish

A Detroit Free Press reader instruction describes halving sausages, skinning, coating with mashed potato, then egg and breadcrumbs, frying in hot fat, draining, and serving with parsley garnish.

Detroit Free Press

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