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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
7
James A. Garfield son of the late President spoke in an assembly hall on citizenship. He urged progressive civic virtue, warned against corporate political meddling, praised education, and called for informed public opinion guided by college graduates.
Eau Claire resident J. L. Southers credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring deep sleep, easing back and kidney pains, and improving appetite and overall health after a short use. The testimonial claims complete cure and urges readers to buy at local druggists.
Ina Taylor Patten was born February 9, 1880 in Ottumwa Iowa and died March 24 1911 in Kelley Iowa at age 31. She married William Patten two years ago after living with friends, returned to Kelley two years before death, and is survived by her husband father and half sister. Funeral services were held at the Kelley church by Rev Walter I Fowle and she is buried in Ontario cemetery.
Carter Harrison was elected mayor of Chicago on Tuesday by a decisive majority likely between twenty thousand and thirty thousand votes. The result confirms Harrison's lead in the race and establishes him as the city’s next chief executive.
A vintage advertisement states Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets aid nature by driving impurities from the system, promoting a free regular condition and restoring the body's organs to health and strength. Sold by all dealers.
After a week dark the Armory will open tomorrow with a one night engagement of St Elmo the company has been a hit in towns where they appeared and is credited with a fine performance. Barriers Burned Away will play at the Armory one week from Saturday night and the book is a popular seller. Deroche and Deverne failed to appear Adkins and Shannon gave a creditable singing and violin act the first of the week. Mracous the shadowgraphic artist will appear during the remainder of the week.
Harold Smith, arrested Saturday for robbing William Johnson in Ames, confessed to the Marshall Clark and two witnesses. He admitted taking $26 used for a suit, shoes, and other purchases, and $7 was recovered. Smith was arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and a preliminary hearing was set for Thursday with $500 bond.
The Armory opera house hosts a dramatized adaptation of E. P. Roe's Barriers Burned Away, acclaimed for its appeal across classes. George Middleton leads an exceptional cast in a Chicago fire era tale of a poor man and a rich woman with striking costumes and staging.
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