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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
6
The Ames Times notes Illinois legislator Adkins calling Governor Deneen a thimble rigger. It also highlights a readers’ discussion on church towns, Nevada’s churches, and a lesson on North South unity sparked by Dr. Knapp’s cross regional goodwill.
The Marshall Oklahoma Tribune notes a parched earth and suffering crops with rain needed before Sunday to save oats and other outputs. It praises local conditions relative to the state and mentions recent heavy rain last Sunday as a contrast, while residents cling to last minute hope.
The Times suggested there are too many churches and Bror Conaway resists the notion. The author defends the stance and hints at possible mergers, noting U B s could unite with another church with similar creeds.
Jeff Kegley again skewers romance in two squibs for the Pasadena Daily News. The first quip claims the finest English speech for a young lover is inviting a visit at the house for an all evening parlor session. The second hints the elder Kegley returns home unexpectedly.
A passenger train on the Chicago & Northwestern derailed near Chelsea at 5:20 AM after a journal failed on the engine tank. Of 150 passengers and crew, only minor injuries occurred. the Pullman Platte and other cars scraped the bridge but stayed upright. Engineer Peter Berg and conductor J W Metesh remained in charge as wreck crews and physicians mobilized.
Miss Anna Hanson of Humboldt was injured when a prank rope across Boone street near the Dr. Stalker home caused her to fall while running to catch the interurban car. She cannot walk for some time and was brought home by buggy. The article denounces the act and calls for catching the offenders.
Prof and Mrs C B Stanton lead a large group of civil engineers leaving tomorrow for the annual summer camp at Lake Okoboji.
Pink Pain Tablets claim fast relief from headaches and menstrual pains in 20 minutes. Sold by Cagwin's Drug Store with a 25 cent box price and pharmacist or doctor recommendation for use.
Noted author Dr Hillis of many works including The Contagion of Character and Great Books as Life Teachers will lecture at the Methodist church Thursday evening June 8. Reserved seats go on sale at Loughran & Bauers Monday morning. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under twelve.
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