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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
9
A detailed guide outlines weight, form, and limb traits for draft horses. Key points cover strong bones, deep chest, long legs under the body, wide hocks, and well developed hindquarters. Temperament should be energetic and obedient. weight 1600 pounds and up, height 16 to 16.5 hands.
A Chicago Health Department led conference in Madison Wisconsin last week focused on preventing tuberculosis including bovine infection. Attendees included Dr J H McNeil Ames veterinary head Drs Kato Ward Citting Beters Roberts Hill and others from Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Nebraska and Minnesota with University experts. The group stayed at Park Hotel University Club and toured Lake Mendota aboard the Forward before the conference closed.
The Merry Widow waltz was performed in Montgomery in a clever adaptation that blended Lehar, Haydn, Mozart, Mendelssohn, ragtime, and Wagner styles. The piece, penned by Mr. Innes, was a noted success marking its first Montgomery performance since composition.
Hopkins Bros from Des Moines will face Nevada in a daytime ball game tomorrow afternoon. A gaslight night baseball match between the same teams will follow at the park. The band concert will be moved to the ball park for an enjoyable evening.
A fragmentary report describes prune shovelers from the Fair store killing time on a masked game with Bob Clark as pitcher. Printers suffer a lopsided defeat amid wild play and threats of a rematch with strict scorekeeping and rules.
R N Farra of Cat Island La recalls severe 1902 diarrhoea and 1907 attack. He used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for prompt relief and believes it would have saved $100 in 1902. Sold by J E Cagwin.
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