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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
3
The Cagwin Drug Store promotes ZEMO claiming it clears pimples, dandruff, eczema, rashes and other skin eruptions for infants and adults. The ad asserts quick relief, germ life destruction with persistent use, and offers a 32 page booklet plus proof of cures from Wagwin Drug Store.
The piece argues happiness comes from weariness after work, not idle rest. Rest after long labor is valued, but constant idleness harms. It notes daily turkey, Christmas, and toy-filled rooms deprive meaning, and that the rule about work and eating applies to everyone.
An elderly speaker recalls 19th century fears over harvesting machinery. He notes earlier protests and arson against factories making farm implements, then observes widespread use of machinery today. Despite high prices and extensive machinery, agricultural labor remains scarce and profits improve.
Acting Secretary Pierce designates 669 760 acres in Washington and Montana for settlement under the enlarged homestead act, raising Montana total to 30 355 966 acres. Other notes include treasury debt rise, Alaska investigations, and lands opened from forest reserves for farming.
Thirteen people died and twenty five new cholera cases were reported in infected districts of southeastern Italy within twenty four hours. News items note related European events and political results abroad.
Personal note records Roosevelt greeted by big crowds in Colorado and Kansas during a western tour. Senator Burkett introduced Roosevelt at the Auditorium in Omaha. The Kansas Republicans adopt a progressive platform. Osawatomie marks John Brown's fight anniversary. Clara Kuenning dies by hanging near Syracuse.
Charles Curry's three sons Clayton eight Charles four and Raymond two were burned to death when a kerosene can exploded as Carrie Culeman aapaint tried to light a char coal burner The burning oil set clothes ablaze and the mother Mrs Curry was badly burned while trying to save them The family lived near the Scan dia mining camp east of the Des Moines river in Perry Iowa.
In Wisconsin, United States Senator Robert M. La Follette led the Republican field by a landslide, with returns up to midnight showing about four to one against opponent Samuel A. Cook of Neenah. Complete results expected in a few days.
Sheriff W. W. Jackson resigns in Ottumwa. Auditor McCarthy receives the resignation and Cosson law ouster actions will not be filed. Deputy Sheriff William Knox, the Democratic nominee, likely to be named sheriff by the board of supervisors next Tuesday.
Ward Ferguson of the Knights of Pythias opens the hearing against eight past grand chancellors charged with slander. They deny signing or circulating the contested document after a motion to dismiss was overruled.
John McCall a Pilot Grove township resident near Elliott Iowa died by self inflicted gunshot to head and neck using a double barreled shotgun authorities reported the death occurred near Elliott on September 7 with McCall five miles east of the town.
An explosion partially wrecked Burlington Iowa grand opera house on September 7 destroying the center stage walls and ceiling and shattering every window in the building.
Charles City Iowa September 7 Water loo and Fayette will bid to host the fifty sixth annual conference of the Upper Iowa district at the Methodist church conference in Charles City each city seeks to secure the event with local support and plans.
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