15 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
1
Ames mayor outlines city finances, bonds, and recent legal changes. He notes the indebtedness of 2300 and discusses proposed funding bonds and potential sale of electric and gas assets. He urges voters to back a gas project and cites expected benefits to growth and revenue.
A vintage notice extols the Sunday Record Herald of Chicago for its comprehensive journalism. It lauds foreign news, special articles by Curtis and Wellman, four pages of sports, women’s fashion, drama by Bennett, humor features, and a superior magazine section with the Sunday Magazine. Also cited is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for various ailments with a 25 cent price.
A Kansas City thief caught stealing from a telephone box reveals a family in crisis. His wife is ill, three children and a dead infant, a job loss, no funeral funds. A newspaper man highlights the human cost, leading to mercy: no prosecution, coffin furnished, new job, a white funeral, and a community hastening to help. Society saved him.
Dapple Tom foaled 1904 bred by J. H. Marshall Marnham Hall England by Stroxton Tom and Lady Smith ul dam. A powerful Shire stallion with strong conformation and prize-winning progeny known at leading English shows. Stud terms: $10 season cash or note with return privilege next season. $15 to insure with foal due March 1 1910. Forfeit of service fee if mare moves or is disposed.
Bonpays, a dapple grey Percheron stallion imported from France in 1907 by Robter Burgess & Son, stands at 2140 pounds breeding weight. Bred by M. LeRoy, he is sired by Rossignol and out of Imperiense, with a noted performance at the Iowa State Fair and International Live Stock Exposition. Terms: $12 season, cash or note, due March 1 1910, with return privilege if mares fail to foal.
KR Ok 4 foaled April 24 1908 bred by John Young Brockloch Dalbeattie Scotland sire Prince Shapely bred by Colonel Holloway dam by Baron's Pride second dam by Macgregor praised as a premier American show ring stallion with size power quality and action won third at the International with strong rings TreAMs 12.00 season cash or note up to 60 days return privilege next season for mares not foaled insured with foal 20 payable March 1 2010 for mare disposals or relocation forfeits service fee due immediately
Physicians note that over 90 percent of rheumatism cases stem from muscle rheumatism caused by cold or damp weather or chronic rheumatism. Internal treatment is unnecessary in such cases. A free application of Chamberlains Liniment provides quick relief. Price 25 cents large size 50 cents. Sold by Cagwin.
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