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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1911

Page

7

Interurban Timetables for Des Moines Ames and Boone

Listed 1911 timetable details show interurban cars from Des Moines and Fort Dodge at 7 10 daily except Sunday with additional 9 55 am 12 00 noon 2 00 4 00 and pass daily. Sunday service includes a Boone trip at 12 40 am. Arrivals from Des Moines and Fort Dodge occur at 8 00 9 40 11 95 am 1 35 4 35 5 55 7 85 8 40 pm. Des Moines departures include 11 09 pm Saturday with Ames arrival 12 35. Amen City Electric Line times from station include 0 45 7 0 7 00 8 50 9 20 9 50 10 20 1.

Des Moines Fort Dodge Boone Ames Amen City Electric Line Chicago & Northwestern Denver Verland Los ‘Angeles Cedar Rapid East Mai Omaha Gilago-Des’ Moines Centennial State Ames-Carroll Los Angeles Chicago Chicago-Des Moines Minu Been Hagle ‘Grove Dewell Des Mones DES Moines & Southern

Grinnell Paving Battle and Cornell Fraternity Expulsions

Grinnell Herald defends bitulithic paving against Marshalltown Times-Republican criticism, noting local satisfaction and higher costs. Also reports Cornell College aims to ban fraternal organizations, with many expulsions rumored as fall attendance concerns arise. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for digestion support.

Regimental camp notes and Shenandoah town survey

The report details camp routines of the Fifty-fifth Iowa National Guards unit, including drills, meals, and sham battles led by regimental commander Hanson and General Lincoln as guest. It also profiles Shenandoah, Iowa, noting population, paved streets, nurseries, factories, and a notable gas plant incident at Ames. A fatal gas-plant explosion near Dallas County injures Earl Smith, with funeral details and lodge affiliations. The piece also touches on wrestling event management concerns, Chautauqua board meeting, and a diarrhoea warning for September with Chamberlain's Colic Remedy ad.

Lincoln James Rush Col Bennett Shenandoah Ames Ames Gas Plant Nigamos Uibetee C. E. Hanson Dexter Dallas County Iowa National Guards Earl Smith State Normal Woodbine Hanson Masonic Lodge Eastern Star

Zemo Skin Care Ad Promises Clear Complexion

Ladies urged to use ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as directed to treat eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. ZEMO is described as a skin beautifier and scientific preparation while ZEMO SOAP is billed as a top lathering antiseptic for toilet or bath. Sold by druggists and in Ames by Loughran Bauer. You must perform your contracts or pay damages.

Ames Loughran & Bauer

The Camp at Shenandoah for the Fifty fifth Regiment

Shenandoah hosted the Fifty fifth regiment of the Town National Guard with a fine meadow location near the city. Water was supplied by multiple wells drilled to about twenty feet, providing roughly one well per two companies. Colonel Bennett of Des Moines participated in the camp setup.

Shenandoah Fifty-fifth Regiment

Prof Frandson Invited to Lead Nebraska Dairy Dept

Prof J H Frandson of Moscow Idaho spent the week with home folks. He was invited by the University of Nebraska Lincoln to assume charge of its dairy department. Though attached to Idaho College, he may accept Lincoln offer due to size proximity and a raise of five hundred dollars annually.

Frandson Nebraska J. H. Frandson Moscow Daho University of Nebraska At Lincoln Idaho College Story Herald Lincoln

D. A. R. Books Arrive for City Library Shelves

The City Library reports arrival of books purchased for the D. A. R. and notes they will be shelved in a few days. The list includes Colgrove The Teacher and the School and Wilkinson Practical Agriculture, recommended by the Teachers Reading Circle. Late fiction will be placed on the shelves Friday evening at 7 o'clock.

City Library D. A.R Colgrove

Board of Supervisors Proceedings Nevada Iowa 1911

Official proceedings record the Story County Board meeting dates August 28 1911 and adjourned sessions. Resignation of G G Carter as overseer of the poor of Nevada city accepted Birdie V Bachelor appointed to fill vacancy and an appropriation for Mrs J L Frink set from Aug 1 to Nov 1 1911. Also includes brief notices about entertainment and vaudeville at the Armory Sept 16 1911.

Story County Iowa Scott and Jacobson B. Johson C. W. Scott G. G. Carter Nevada Birdie V. Bachelor Nevada City J. L. Frink J. Jacobson B. Johnson J. H. Jacobson WW Scott A. Batman W. Scott

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