Des Moines and Ames Growth in 1907 Building Activity
Claim from the state capital that Des Moines showed the greatest Iowa growth in 1907. Des Moines built 200 houses with a population around 80 000, Ames 83 houses for about 4 000 residents. Proportionate growth analysis compares the two cities and notes major projects like the Flem ing building and new college structures affecting total value.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ames
Fleming
College
Judge Phineas M Casady Dies at 90 in Des Moines
Story county's first Iowa senate representative Judge Phineas M Casady died in Des Moines on Monday at age 90. Born December 3 1818 near Connersville Indiana he moved to Des Moines in 1846 and was the city's oldest resident. He served in the second and third general assemblies when Story County was created in 1848 and listed among Marion Polk Dallas Jasper Marshall Boone Warren Madison.
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Story County
Iowa
Phineas M. Casady
Des Moines
L. W. Babbitt
Marion County
E. R. Guiberson
Madison
Judge Casady
Connorsville
Ind
Births and birthdays mark Iowa lawmaking history
Governor Cummins honors Senator James J. Crossley by calling an extra session on his birthday as Iowa officials show a pattern of birth dates across state government. The piece notes birth months, lists officials born in each month, and highlights September birthdays including Harvey Ingham’s 50th.
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Cummins
Iowa
James J. Crossley
Crossley
Alaska
Madison County
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Corrie
Nix
Ward Wilson
Senator Warren
Judge Deemer
Cassady
de Mar
Dow
Harvey Ingham
The
Register and Leader
Lightning to blame for many barn fires officials say
Fire insurance men estimate that 40 percent of barn fires are caused by lightning bolts, highlighting weather as a major risk factor for livestock holdings and farm structures.
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Fire Isurance
Light and partisan clashes over Bryan at the Denver convention
The New York World and others attack William Jennings Bryan as Democratic nominee and predict a GOP victory with Theodore Roosevelt leading the convention. The Colorado Observer notes opposition views and urges giving the governor a chance if elected and proven capable.
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New York
Bryan
Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
Coincidences Highlight Fresh Presidential Ticket Talk
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat parodically notes a string of coincidences in political talk. It observes two Bills, two Genes, and two Toms as possible presidential ticket options, joking that any Jerry would worsen the mix.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jerry
Minister Wu Aims for 200 Years via Simple Diet and Habits
The text describes Minister Wu seeking extreme longevity by avoiding meats tea coffee and spirits, relying on eggs milk rice and nuts. He keeps windows open at all times and claims aging is a habit and mindset, with a man as old or young as his thinking.
School of the future seeks to spare youth the drudgery of disliked work
The Burlington Hawk-Eye argues future education should aim to keep boys and girls and men and women from being employed in distasteful or repugnant jobs, rather than focusing on data driven approaches.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye
No Speeches This Year Predicted for Agricultural Districts
The Davenport Democrat predicts no speeches on hard times and low prices in agricultural districts this year unless speakers stay on track, signaling a restrained political message in rural areas.
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Davenport
Deaths in New York June Violence Toll Details
June fatalities in New York reached 899, about one tenth of 9923. Rail accidents claimed 102 lives on steam railways, 47 died in streetcar incidents, 143 by self harm, and 29 by homicide.
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New York State
Influential Friends Urged to Back Governor Election
The Manson Journal notes that the governor’s supporters can secure his election today and says they would be fools not to act while a chance remains. The piece emphasizes timely political mobilization by favored allies.
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Manson Journal
Sibley Gazette Sees No Harmony Among Republican Factions
The Sibley Gazette notes it is common for Iowa papers to cry for peace yet push trouble and sees no prospect for harmony between Republican factions. The piece blasts intra party conflict and questions unity.
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Sibley Gazette
Iowa
the Gazette
Brakeman Fined $800 for Passes to Wife then Another Woman
A Montana brakeman was fined 800 dollars for obtaining a pass for his wife and giving it to another woman. The Clinton Herald hints a harsher consequence awaits him at home.
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Montana
Clinton Herald
Humorist Abroad Invades Local Grocery For Records
The Oskaloosa Herald notes a humorist traveling the land recently appeared in a grocery store. He asked for phonograph records, joking they were canned tongue. The incident adds a light note to his ongoing comic tour.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Church pays hundreds of millions for preaching and superintendence
The Methodist Episcopal church allocates about 28 million dollars yearly for preaching and oversight. Of this total roughly 600 thousand dollars goes to retired ministers and superannuated clergy.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman names baby William Blank Johnson in Maine
A Maine woman names her newborn William Blank Johnson with the Blank to be filled after the election. The phrasing suggests the child’s final surname will depend on the election outcome.
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Maine
William Blank Johnson
Blank
Shall the people rule asks Bryan in race inquiry
The Oskaloosa Herald notes candidate Bryan asks the people rule question after being defeated twice by margins of 600000 and 800000 votes.
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Bryan
Oskaloosa
Izzet Pasha Dismissed As Sultan’s Secretary
The Omaha Bee reports Izzet Pasha has been dismissed from his role as the sultan's secretary. The ruling signals a significant personnel change within the royal administration. The source implies a possible shift in court influence and governance.
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Izzet Pasha
Sultan
The
Omaha Bee
Izzet
Presidential and Senate Election to Be Held
A notice reminds voters that along with choosing a United States senator the nation will elect the President of the United States. The wording emphasizes the dual importance of both federal offices on the ballot.
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United States
The
Why does the Lord permit so many bum restaurants exist
A Washington Democrat questions the abundance of subpar eateries, asking why the Lord allows so many bad restaurants to operate. He frames the issue as a moral concern and reflects on public taste and policy implications.
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The
Washington Democrat
Standout Opinion Favors Cummins for Governor Seat
The Observer endorses Cummins as Allison's logical successor despite high cost, urging a new primary and letting voters decide. It notes substantial Republican support and sufficient genuine GOP votes amid Democratic and socialist participation, while urging harmony over “whole hog or none.” Prouty retires gracefully after stepping down. Cummins also accepts the result.
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Obseruer
Cummins
Allison
Prouty
Christian Church Convention Held Despite Small Turnout
The Story and Boone county convention of Christian churches met in the city on Saturday with a few attendees due to the state fair and bad weather. B S Dennig C L Organ of Des Moines J T Houser of Boone Irving Wade of Collins B W Salmon of Zearing and Mrs P K Jackson of Ames spoke, with attendees praising the addresses.
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Boone County Convention of Christian Churches
B. S. Dennig
C. L. Organ
Des Moines
J. T. Houser
Boone
Irving Wade
Collins
B. W. Salmon
Zearing
P. K. Jackson
Ames
Picnic moves to Stock Pavilion as rain hits Zumwalt’s park
A Congregational Sunday School picnic planned for Zumwalt's park was moved to the Stock Pavilion at the college after rain. Seventy five attendees, including men women and children, enjoyed a staged dinner served in courses with repeated trips to the tables. Afternoon races provided further amusement and the crowd left tired but happy.
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Congregational
Zumwalt’s Park
Y M C A Committee Members Convene for Banquet and Convention
Y M C A committee men met at the association building Saturday evening for a banquet in the cafe and remained over Sunday for a convention. Those present were J H Dedisman State Student Secretary for Kansas Fred Hansen County Secretary for Iowa H J Heinzman Secretary of State University Paul Smith State Student Secretary for Iowa and forty five Y M C A committee men.
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Association
J. H. Dedisman
Kansas
Fred Hansen
Iowa
H. J. Heinzman
State University
Paul Smith
Johnson and Pleasant Grove Church Year Ends Smoothly
Rev A M Elliott closed a very successful year at Pleasant Grove church last Sunday. All obligations liquidated and money left in the treasury. A request was made for his return by the Methodist conference. The year will close next Sunday by Mr Elliott. the church remains in prosperous condition. He has served two years at one church and three at the other.
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A. M. Elliott
Pleasant Grove
Methodist Conference
Elliott
Tent Evangelistic Campaign In Ames By Baptist Leaders
Rev. W. S. Fowle of the Baptist church and state evangelist Rev. Fred Berry will conduct a tent campaign west of the high school. Services begin next Sunday with large crowds expected.
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W. S. Fowle
The
Baptist Church
Fred Berry
Baptist People
Ames
Church Notice: Bible School and Sermons by H D Williams
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Endeavor Society at 6 30 p m and evening sermon at 7 30 p m with topic Why An Education given by Pastor H D Williams.
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Church of Christ
H. D. Williams
Endeavor Society
Christian Science Services This Sunday at Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Science services will be held Sunday morning at 11 oclock in Odd Fellows Hall. The study will focus on the topic Man.
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Christian Science
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sermon and Communion at Congregational Church
Pastor William J. Minchin leads morning sermon followed by Communion and reception of new members. Evening winter services begin Sundays at 7 30 PM with a Saney Night tribute to the recently deceased great singer.
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Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
First Baptist Church Tent Services Announced
W J Fowle pastor lists 9 45 Bible School 11 00 services in the tent Sermon by Rev Fred Berry state evangelist 3 00 Junior Union 6 30 B Y P U 7 80 Evangelistic services in the tent Rev Fred Berry leading Good music
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First’ Baptist Church
W. J. Fowle
Fred Berry
Junior Union
Ames Woman Led Funeral Services Noted By Community
Iowa report notes Rev. H. D. Williams of this city conducted the services. Mrs. Miller had many friends in Ames, reflecting local community ties and attendance.
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Iowa
H. D. Williams
John Long Interred in Ames Cemetery After Des Moines Death
The body of John Long was brought from Des Moines on Sunday. After a brief service at the grave by Rev. Williams, he was interred in the Ames cemetery. Long formerly lived near Kelley and was well known in Ames. He died in Des Moines on Thursday. his wife had died six years earlier and was buried in Ames cemetery.
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John Long
Des Moines
Rev. Williams
Ames
Kelley
Neunmaker Couple Welcome Daughter Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Neunmaker announce the birth of a daughter on Friday August 28. The new arrival adds another member to the family and completes a joyful addition.
Carbolized Poultice for Inflammation Sold by Druggist
Hands cracked and bruised from husking with tan freckles and skin diseases. Draws out inflammation. Price 25 cents. Carbolized poultice. Sold by C A Gamble, Druggist.
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C. A. Gamble
Nevada land transfers and deed listings
Ella Hardin and husband grant to F D Danford w d nine hundred dollars for lots 7 and 10 block 32 Nevada. Earnest B S Koontz to Reuben R Freeman w d three hundred fifty dollars and fractional parcels within section 36 township 83 range 23. Charles A Mackey and wife grant to F B Hanson w d sixteen hundred dollars for a sixty by one hundred fifty foot parcel at the corner of Nevada street and white river? Nevada.
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Nevada
Ella Hardin
F D Danford
Earnest
ManZan Pile Remedy Offers Immediate Relief
Ready to use with nozzle attached ManZan Pile Remedy soothes heals and reduces itching and inflammation An operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan Price 50 Money refunded if not satisfied.
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C. A. Gamble
Book and Basket Picnic Planned for Friday September
The Book and Basket Picnic will occur Friday Sept 11 with Mrs Praul Mrs Lee and Mrs Munn in charge of arrangements. P E O Society held its opening meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs Oessna.
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P. EB. O. Society
Dr. Oessna
Real Estate Transfers List Several Ames Property Deals
A sequence of transfers across Ames and surrounding areas records Mary H Speers and spouse to Ruby Dunn for 4500 on sub lots 2 and 4 in Bik 24 C P Add 1st North Ames. Northwestern Land Co to Roland Saving Bank for 2500 on Lot 6 Bik 10 Co. J L Stevens and others convey multiple parcels including Lot 6 Bik 5, Lot 3 Bik 5, and more as listed.
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Mary H. Speers
Ruby Dunn
North Ames
William J Minchin
I E
Florence F Otto
Lee
Little
Ad Ames
Sarah A Hall
Cecilia Mason
Cambridge
F E Clark
R J Brown
Lee's Ad Ames
Edward Storing
Martin Brown
Sheldahl Crossing
Slater
Edgar John
Northwestern Land Co
Roland
J K Graves
R R Clem
Lees Ad Ames
H McDaniel
Harriett Summy
Beardshears
Ames
J L Stevens
Matilda
Martin Lund
P Ames
Q Burgess
P E Shuvart
Secor
McCalls
Nevada
W Breneman
Florence H Breneman
Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Guest Sermon
Andrew M. Shea pastor leads services at the rink with 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 sermon and 6:30 Epworth League on Our Charge led by Fenner King. At 7:30 Dr M M Parkhurst of Chicago preaches, inviting all Methodists and others without a church home to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew M. Shea
Epworth League
Fenner King
M M. Parkhurst
Chicago
Cordi ‘Ly
Death of Miss Sadie Jacobs Recalls Denver Funeral
Word came Friday of the death of Miss Sadie Jacobs in Denver Colorado where she was visiting her sister. An English instructor at the college she had to leave her post due to ill health. Her body was returned to Burlington for funeral services held Sunday afternoon at three o clock.
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Ames
Sadie Jacobs
Denver
Colorado
Miss Jacobs
Burlington
Baby McNabb Dies At Home In North Barentt Ave
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs W M McNabb James Andrew died at their home on north Barentt Ave Monday morning at seven oclock The funeral was held at the house at 2 p m Tuesday after a short service by Rev W J Minchin
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W. M. McNabb
James Andrew
North Barentt Ave
W. J. Minchin
Mrs J B Miller Death and Burial in Montezuma
Mrs J B Miller formerly of the college area died suddenly on August 25 and was buried August 31 in Montezuma. She had moved to Seattle a year ago to live with her daughter Mrs May Priem.
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J. B. Miller
College
May Priem
Seattle, Wash
Montezuma
Priscilla Club Opens Season at Barrett Home
The Priscilla Club holds its first meeting of the year on Wednesday September 9 at Mrs R C Barrett's residence. Members gather to plan activities and future gatherings.
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Priscilla Club
R. C. Barrett
Rines Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Liver Toning
An 365c advertisement touts Rines Little Liver Pills as a cure for bilious ness and sick headache. It promises a toned liver without griping and claims the pills keep you well.
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C. A. Gamble
Local Cough Remedy Ad for Children
An old note touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, claiming no opium or harmful drug and promising safe, soothing relief with promises of solid rest, offered for sale locally.
Daily Register and Leader subscription offer detail
Des Moines based daily and Sunday newspaper advertises a new reader offer through January 1, 1909, at one dollar per day or one dollar fifty for daily and Sunday. It touts nationwide coverage via three hundred state correspondents and early delivery across Iowa.
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Des Moines Register
lLeader
Iowa
News of the World
Nation
Register and Leader
Lowa
Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Paint and paint materials for long lasting finishes
An old trade note extols Lucas Pure On Timrep Gross Paint as a durable option made with pure oil and zinc lead colors. It contrasts with cheap oil adulterated paints that quickly evaporate, leaving a foul residue and offering poor preservation. It argues that quality linseed oil paint remains flexible and protective under climate changes.
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Lucas Pure
Pineules for the Kidneys advertised relief in first dose
An old ad touts Pineules for the kidneys easing kidney and bladder trouble backache and rheumatism with hundreds testifying to healing and tonic properties. A 30 days trial costs $1.00 and the product purifies the blood, offered by C. A. Gamble, Druggist.
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C. A. Gamble
No ill thought reflects on Goodness
A short aphorism notes that goodness arises where ill intent is absent, implying virtue stems from absence of harm and negative actions.
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Colo
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Johnson
Tent Evangelistic Service
Ames, Ia
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Baby McNabb
Perry's
Douglas Avenue
Mutual
Barker
Pirie Servie
MFGR
Huskers Liniment
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