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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
7
The poem praises women’s enduring worth and influence in life and society. It grants women a central role beyond limits, asserting there is no task or blessing without a woman and that a man’s “better half” is a bluff because she is the whole thing.
The T S R Chub held a September gathering at Mr. and Mrs. F D Smith's farm with nearly 50 families, featuring spring chicken meals and large kitchenware fun. Attendees included numerous local couples, guests from Michigan and California, and a patriotic piano program. Discussions touched on bank deposit guarantees, Taft's religion, Iowa railroad plans, and rural life themes.
A collage of tomato chickpea style recipes for preserves and tomato soups, plus related household notes. It includes sweet tomato pickles methods, lemon and ginger flavored variations, and guidance on jar sealing and storage. The column also mentions a chicken supper fundraiser, a theater prank story, garden prize results, and immigrant ship reports.
Public notices record multiple transfers: Ole Petersen to Fred Co for lots 42 and 44 Burris add Nevada. Anna Gusnell to Herman J. Dereson for lot 4 bike 20 Larsons Story City. James T Carpenter to Frank Beasley for lot 7 bike 7 Igelows ad Ames. Luella M Ygle to same. Geo A Howe to Oscar Foster for lots 3 and 10 bike 3 on 0. Mary C Thompson to May L Pulis for lot 2 bike 32 Cambridge. Fred Wohlheter to Geo Wohlheter for several lots in south Ames. Fred E Hansen to O O Hegland for 60 by 150 ft in Nevada. H C Bergen to P J Joyce for 5 acres west of NE corner SE 35 84 24. Miller ged for lots 11 and 12 in Duff’s ad Ames. Richard E Doran to Mamie E Miller for same lots in Duff’s ad Ames. Have you seen the Rozane girl at Perry's?
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