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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
3
In a backroom talk, Mulligan and Hooligan discuss the Pinchot firing by President Taft, Pinchot’s defense, and Jimmy Garfield’s response. They frame insurgents, Cannon, and party politics, with mock Irish banter and references to Washington power plays and public notices.
Auction sets off Tuesday February 8 at the seller’s residence near Colfax Township. The sale lists 65 head of live stock and 42 cattle including 28 Thoroughbred Short Horns with registered cows and heifers, plus a registered bull and a mix of steers and calves. Also offered are several horses including a pair of mares, a driving horse and young colts.
Great Berkshire offering at Ames on Friday February 11 features Premier Belle's Duke as sire of top Iowa State Fair champions. Auction includes 40 head of Berkshire stock plus 15 Shropshire sheep and farm machinery. Livestock, catalog details, and sale terms listed with names J W Ogle and T D McGrath. Free lunch and notes on payment terms.
W M Hardy writes to the Intelli gencer arguing for closing the main street rather than paving it. He notes the financial cost would be small when roads were last fall’s condition and that no fence would be needed to keep traffic off.
A Macon Ga president of the industrial and orphan's home reports Electric Bitters has aided nine years there. He praises it as a leading family medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak children and run-down people. Five cents at druggists.
Des Moines audiences welcome Mr. Hymack billed as the Chame leon Comedian at the Orpheum for the week. His vaudeville act features hypnotic changes after a supposed spell by a visiting friend. Hymack rose from London to Paris and New York notoriety before this engagement. He has appeared on legitimate stages with Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Mr. Gillette.
A Washington DC man recounts a decade of suffering from consumption and health decline until using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits six bottles for a complete recovery and endorses the remedy for coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and related bronchial conditions. Trial bottle offered free and full guarantee by druggists.
Official notice of intent to pave Onondaga Duff Douglas Kellogg streets in Ames Iowa. City Council resolution places Creosote wood block paving with sand cushion and concrete base on designated segments and calls for a February 21 1910 hearing for objections and assessment of costs to abutting property and railway interests.
Mrs. J F Gerbracht returned from New Jersey after a four to five week visit. Mrs. A Freed recovers from grippe. R W Crane and children traveled here due to their infant son’s pneumonia death and funeral at Ames. Carl Stevens and George Rosenfeld recoveries from mumps and sickness. Ethel Dodds sick and sister taught school. Mrs. Crane visits. Mr and Mrs Dockum visit. C A Rosenfeld ships hogs and cattle to Chicago. A son arrives to Mr and Mrs Frank Kelley in Dayton. Grandma Hannegan visits.
A maxim from the Chicago Record-Herald notes that victory without obstacles lacks glory, implying true achievement comes through challenge and effort rather than effortless success.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the busiest little medicine that turns weakness into strength and gloom into joy. It claims gentle cleansing action and stresses merchants sell them, with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea pitched as a remedy for tired, worn mothers in winter.
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