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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
Old Dutch Cleanser promises simple cleaning by replacing several compounds with a single product. It cleans pots, pans, kettles, cutlery and also wood, tile, cement floors, walls, woodwork, tiling, windows and bathroom furniture without hard rubbing and with quick polishing results.
Ed Holmes installed a freezing plant and gained steady sales at home and in shipping, averaging 13 gallons daily and shipping 763 gallons in two months with orders for more. He handled fruit, loaded 500 crates of peaches and 40 bushels of pears. Other items include winter lunches, friends visiting Ames, and several locals with health and church news.
Miss Minnie Heintz in Nevada millinery visits Grant home. J W Bateman and son visit Eagle Grove on a Thursday business trip. George Lewash guest of Willard ing in Hardcastle home. Verletta Warren sews in Ames and visits Milford. Frank Bateman returns from Kansas City. Ira and Mrs Crooks of Nevada visit Milford. Ward Daily returns from Wisconsin Illinois trip. John Reed from Mansfield Ill visits J F Warren. Fred Porter visits Nevada. Moses and Porter families visit Hardcastle. David Walshire of Mechanicsville visits J A Heintz. Mrs J W Bateman visits Des Moines. Grandpa Seymour visits son Roy in Des Moines. A liver health ad follows.
Clark couple welcome a son on September eighteenth in Aurora Illinois Miss Silvia Bennett formerly of Ames is the mother’s name. Mr Clark a 1908 Iowa State College graduate works in the machine shops of the plant.
Captain W S A Smith guides a Tribune reporter through the Ames exhibit at the interstate fair. He highlights oat varieties yielding 32 to 50 bushels per acre, crop rotation charts, and the value of manure. Pathology displays warn of diseased meats and beekeeping tuberculosis effects. Lectures, stock judging, and a 600 to 700 seat amphitheater enhance farmer education. Ames Engineering crews also work on an electric plant at Strawberry Point.
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