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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
The Ames Jorteligencer notes Roosevelt's birthday on September 27, 1858, born in New York. It lauds his vigorous leadership and reform efforts, praising his vigor and potential for many more years of service.
Lightning struck the Lincoln Snanch in Huxley last Sunday. The Church of God hosts tent meetings near the Grove School house. A Collins ordinance, upheld by Judge Evans, is deemed a good law. A Boone saloon robbery netted $3.40 and several bottles. A Boone child was given carbolic acid by mistake and is improving. Roland grape theft angered Olson. Roland’s imported players draw sharp commentary from Story City Herald. Route 2 at Cambridge yielded 41 pennies to a carrier. A pantry burglary at an unnamed dwelling led to theft of roast beef cake and melons but the intruder was frightened away.
The piece outlines numerous lodge events in Ames including Masons meetings for Pocahontas Rebeccas Woodmen and other orders with next week invites to Marshalltown and Maxwell. It notes Red Men picnic at Boone with leaders in attendance and an Ames lodge with 76 Red Men and 85 Pocahontas. a district deputy from Boone is named and the upcoming Fourth of July date is suggested. Superintendent King praises Story County garden blooms ahead of frost with a garden party at King’s home featuring a musical allegory and plants like Rose Spring Beauty and Pansy.
Story County holds a $3,250,948.72 deposit total in September bank statements, signaling countywide prosperity. Farmers plan to invest in corn, feed, and land as cattle and hog markets mature, with money circulating back as new income arrives.
The article argues Republicans concede the Second and Sixth districts to Democrats and analyzes Dawson's challenge in the Second District against Judge Wade. It notes Dawson’s strong congress record, potential bolters, and Lacey’s solid lead in the Sixth District with progressive support, while Jasper County tensions persist.
A writer argues the government should raise rural carrier salaries to at least $1000 annually and urges carriers to support the boost. The piece notes $720 is too low for the demanding work and that patrons along routes provide vegetables and other gifts as thanks.
Col. Harry Hazlett of the Baxter New Era and Maj. Ham Robinson of the Colfax Clipper are filing election forms. Hazlett has not learned the congressman to be elected yet while Robinson awaits copy for the senator's name.
The governor is described as unwavering and straightforward, to be judged by his own words and actions rather than by opponents' statements. The remark emphasizes trust in Cummins' personal conduct and public stance.
Gov. Cummins, in his opening campaign remarks, states a firm stance on all public questions. The speech signals a decisive approach to policy and governance, outlining priorities and expectations for his administration.
Community readers are reminded to keep the October Mercant Festival in mind as plans develop. Organizers aim to showcase vendors, crafts and regional entertainment with events spanning several days in the town center.
Excursion tickets on the Chicago and North Western line to Memphis are offered October 15 to 18 with favorable return limits. Approved by Rev. W. B. Kuiskern for the Brotherhood of St. Andrew Protestant Episcopal Church. Apply to local agents.
Miss Ida Baluds went to Ames on Tuesday morning to work in a millinery store. Mrs Ollie Cook heads the millinery department of a Ames store. Mrs J Kinsley of Ames visited Mrs Crawford last week. Mrs Grace Coffee left this morning to visit her sister Mrs James Black in Ames.
A pleasant surprise marked the 10th wedding anniversary of Hon. and Mrs. C. G. Lee as K. K. young ladies and friends gathered Monday evening. The tinware theme filled the tin horn of plenty, a delightful evening followed. Various social plans and visits across Ames, Slater, Cambridge, and surrounding towns are noted with multiple engagements and excursions.
Story County Poultry members in Roland elected A. Cole secretary to fill a vacancy. The group plans a major poultry show in Roland on December 4 5 6 and 7 with expectations of the best event in association history. Also reported are livestock sales and shipments in nearby towns and farms including steers hogs and sheep moving to markets.
Reports detail a theft of more than a hundred chickens from Rev G Smedal's yard night entry. A Madrid delivery of 6500 chickens was bought by Bert Villas and partner Keller for about 2 dollars per head. H H Bennett releases his third weekly live poultry car. The Slater News advertises a poultry show in Ames in January.
CG W Keltner hosts a sale on October 3 1906 starting 10 am at the Hoffmeister place near Gilbert Ames area. Auction includes 44 head of livestock 5 horses 23 shoots 200 chickens farm tools machinery and household goods with free lunch at noon invitations extended to ladies and men.
The second annual White hog sale will be held at W. T. Barr's farm on October 16. Ninety five head of hogs will be sold, with a few choice Poland Chinas offered by Mrs. Barr. Buyers from distant locations may be conveyed to the sale from F. E. Morris livery barn.
The Slater News reports the Slater board orders a special election on October 1 to approve school bond issuance for an addition to the building. Auditor Peterson advertises for bids to rework and improve the Nevada courthouse. Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern railway substation contracts go to W J Zitterel of Webster City for stations at Ankeny Kelley Boone Fort Dodge Junction with a Fraser power house. completion targeted within seventy five days.
Travel discounts apply from October 12 through 16 to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with favorable return limits due to American Mining Con. The offer promotes rail access and economic activity during the event period.
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