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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
7
Be careful ad copy lists laxative cough syrup for coughs hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. It targets children and promises pleasant taste and gentle relief. Also promotes kidney pills with a 30 days trial from C A Gamble and claims many testimonials.
A critique argues William Jennings Bryan’s prophecies never came true. It dismisses his warnings on protection, the gold standard, imperialism, and military power as unfounded, noting past forecasts failed to materialize and his figures and assertions remain unproven.
Washington correspondent Raymond of the Chicago Tribune argues Vermont's result shows strong Republican support and foreshadows Taft's November win. He notes a 29,000 plurality amid a lighter campaign and suggests Independence League strength will largely pull from Bryan rather than Taft.
The Philadelphia North American argues Taft’s Unitarian upbringing and Episcopalian wife do not affect his fitness for the presidency. It stresses the constitutional ban on religious tests and condemns critics who use faith to attack his public record.
Hon. William H. Buchanan a leading western New York union man and 1907 Democratic assembly candidate in Chautauqua county explains union voters favor Republican stability. He says three fourths of city union men will back the GOP to avoid Bryans four year business disturbance and wage risk.
Norman Duncan describes in Harper's Magazine how desert Arabs around a camp fire perform rare entertainments. The moonlit gathering features hand tricks by a traveling magician and schoolboy games like tag with a rider on each shoulder, ring around the rosie, bull in the ring, and crack the whip until fatigue ends the revels.
An archival fragment presents two ancient maxims: Cicero declares all things brim with God and Ovid counsels belief as the pathway to possessing it. The lines reflect classical meditation on faith and inner power.
J E Huntley and wife transfer to Gertrude Bradford for 1000 dollars a lot in Ames. M Read and husband to W J and M E Zenor for 375 dollars a lot in Ames. Willie Scott to J H Spurling for 600 dollars a lot in Nevada. Tillie Donhowe and husband to Pedar O Anderson for 1600 dollars two lots in Story City. J A Fitchpatrick to J E Brooks for 300 dollars a lot in Nevada. Ralph E Huston to Mrs. Margaret F Watson for 1000 dollars a lot in Ames. O B Alderman and wife to Orrin Lash for 500 dollars a 120 by 120 foot com area near Ames car lot. Walter Candy and wife to Joseph F Brand for 3200 dollars a west 25 feet of lot 4 in Ames. O H U Cessna and wife to Arthur MacMurray for 1700 dollars lots 6 and 1 in Gray and Cessnas subdivision, lot 4 Parkers in Ames.
Daily September October and April sale of one way tickets from all Northwestern Line points to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Puget Sound. Tours in tourist sleeping cars via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Double berth from Chicago only seven dollars. Write S A Hutchinson manager tourist dept 212 Clark street Chicago or contact local ticket agent Northwestern Line.
An advert announces Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills and fever and to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder. It promises quick relief of biliousness sick headache and constipation and notes the $1.00 bottle contains 2% times the quantity of the 50cc size with first dose bringing relief and tonic effects felt at once sold by C A Gamble Drugeist.
Notice is given that the undersigned have associated themselves as a body corporate under Chapter One, Title Nine of the Code of Iowa and the laws amendatory thereof for the Ozark Realty Company.
Articles of incorporation for Ozark Reality Company list Ames Iowa as principal place of business. The firm may buy sell exchange hold and deal in real estate including furnished dwellings and furnishings. Capital stock 10000 dollars with 2500 paid in before starting. Directors 5 with initial slate Milonning J A McLean Louis E Orcutt Harold Case John F Summers.
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