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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1901

Page

4

Addison Seeks District Court Seat Backed by County Endorsement

E H Addison of Maxwell seeks the District Court seat for Beacon 1 District. A signed Story County endorsement notes his high personal and political standing, Republican leadership, and 42 years old, urging recognition for his merits and county importance.

E. H. Addison Maxwell Ge Weaver Burse Story County of County Iowa H. Addison District Court Beacon Fitchpatrick Nevada Lawser Oo. Allen Za. Vinje M. McCall A « Axwell EP. Vasey Collins D. Thom McCarthy

City Council Accepts Low Bid for 60 KW Dynamo System

In an August 29 adjourned session the council opened bids from Westinghouse and General Electric for electrical gear. Westinghouse's $2,524 bid for a 60 KW dynamo and exciter, 2 series 20 arc light system, and a switchboard was accepted. Mayor Redoma, Councilman Bissell, and Supt. Kyle to draft the contract.

Bissell Munn Schleiter Bower Morris Lanning Thompson Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co General Electric Co Redoma Supt Kyle

Harvest Home Jubilee Excursion to College Set for September 18

The Harvest Home Jubilee on September 18 features special trains from Clinton to Des Moines on the C & N W K y and from Mason City to Town Central, with all college departments on display. Exhibits include machine and carpenter shops, stock, creamery, farm, domestic science, library, museum, and more. Speakers will address the assembly and vocal and instrumental music will be provided. residents are invited to bring baskets for a campus picnic. President W. M. Escarps Hear invites all neighbors to attend.

Clinton Tama Elmore Moville Paullina Onawa Missouri Valley Harlan Des Moines Mason City General Assembly W. M. Escarps Hear

Stamps Offer Free Tickets With Purchases At Local Merchants

Local merchants announced a promotion for Green Trading Stamps offering $1.00 worth of stamps free with 10 cent purchases. The notice lists participating firms and urges shoppers to save the notice for future stamp book use. Also reports of community events, visits, and obituaries follow, including Mrs. Mary Eastwood's move to California and Henry Walker's death.

Tilden Bros. & Co J. B. Kooser R Ae Lon Bauer C. R. Colyer

Astray cattle reported near town needing owner to identify

A red cow and a black yearling heifer have been taken up as astray. The owner is requested to call on Mrs. E. Nowlen, located 1 mile northwest of town, to identify the property.

E. Nowlen

Des Moines Crop Bulletin for Week End Sept 2 1901

Des Moines Iowa reports a warmer week with daily excess 2 to 4 degrees. Light showers on Aug 29 and 30. north central district saw up to half an inch. Drouth persists harming potatoes and pastures. plowing hindered. Corn nears maturity with binders in early fields. most will be in shock by Sept 20. Some fields may need till Oct 1 to mature. grass and potatoes need rain. Corn fodder value expected to be high with timely harvest.

North Central District Drouth

Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years of Suffering

John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his thirty year struggle with diarrhea. He praises the medicine and urges availability. Also mentions lodging for rent and Murphy Varnish and Hard Oils. Pain Balm advertised for cuts burns and injuries with rapid relief and scarring prevention.

John 8 Halloway Chamberlain

Seal of Minnesota flour advert by Miller and Son

Miller and Son promote Ralston's ie Breakfast Food and their Seal of Minnesota flour as unbeatable options. The ad emphasizes quality and superiority of the product line.

Ralston’s Ie J. Milller & Son Miller & Son Minnesota

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Great Favorite

The soothing remedy has pleasant taste and prompt cures for colds croup and whooping cough. It is favored by mothers for children and adults and contains no opium or harmful drug. For sale by all druggists.

Chamberlan Dragygiste

Ames area goods and notices from local merchants

Loveman & Baver ad line promotes books and perfumes. A pony is astray in front of Loveman's, owner to call Wm. Skelton 244 miles southwest of Ames to identify. Slogans for Golden Harvest Breakfast Food and Wheatling Breakfast Food appear. 202nd H. Davis, Ames Iowa, Ukers advertises Banner Salve for obstinate sores.

Wm. Skelton Ames

Up-to-Date Millinery by Miss Anna Cupps in town

Miss Anna Cupps showcases new headwear arriving from Chicago with a full range of styles and prices. She invites patrons to call and inspect the fashionable millinery.

Anna Cupps Chicago

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