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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
9
Hooligan and Mulligan mock the insurgents and Democratic rivalries as they discuss Joe Cannon, Taft, and Champ Clark. They debate insurgent influence in Congress, party loyalties, and leadership fallout with a satirical, dialect tone.
A juvenile from Los Angeles Express voices disdain for schooling and arithmetic, declaring plans to become a streetcar operator or pirate as he scoffs at study and mocks teachers while admiring a girl named Sue Johnson.
By order of The Ladies Cem. Association M. Electra Gilbert chairman of Work Com warns offenders who have stolen cemetery plants that they will face enforcement of laws now and in the future.
A cough remedy from Chamberlain is sold with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle. Buyers are invited to try the product per directions. It is available from all dealers.
William Welden trustee to A Merz for 10 acres beginning at the D M I F N railway right of way crossing the north line of the ne section. Lena H Banks and husband to Hattie EB Reised for 3000 dollars lot 3 block 3 Black's First Addition Ames. Edward N Cook and wife and William J Cook and wife to G A Benjamin for 740 dollars east one third of south portion.
Board of Trustees of the United Evangelical Church to J N Carr and wife a deed for half of east three fifths of block 9 Nevada and Burris addition lots 45 to 50. J B Davis and wife to George C Smith for 5000 dollars beginning 46 feet west of the block 17 southwest corner Ames on Onondaga street now Main street 60 feet north 216th street now 5th street thence east 60 feet to 216 feet south to the beginning in out lot A west half sw 283 24. Chas N Thatcher to Anna M Thatcher wd 1 se 18 85 21.
Under a cloud of anxiety for chronic lung troubles this ad extols Warner’s White Wine of Tar as a world famous remedy that cures and is harmless, a claim attributed to J. Be. Cagwin.
Mrs Dyer announces a beginners water color and china painting class starting Saturday June 11, 1910 at 7 PM. The session invites beginners to learn basic techniques in a small group setting.
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve provides prompt treatment for cuts, wounds, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions, eczema and chapped hands. It asserts quick healing and prevention of blood poisoning or gangrene. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The Chicago Record Herald extols its Sunday magazine as a high class publication equal to top weeklies. It boasts famous authors and artists, early novel serials, and humorists, arguing the venture is costly yet successful and firmly established.
A promotional blurb argues women need health to be pretty urging Electric Bitters to cure constipation and kidney poisons, claiming purified blood and strong nerves improve complexion and charm. Ends with price 50c at druggists.
If not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle you may get your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all dealers.
OWA weather report notes a cool dry week with mean temperatures about 9 degrees below normal and insufficient rainfall. Replanting of corn continues though stand expected at 65 to 75 percent due to seed quality cold weather and pests. Small grains oats and rye show progress. fruit crops near failure. Local social notes include visits among Gilbert Ames Nevada and surrounding areas.
The note lists recent piano purchasers I B Thomas Mrs L Long A Gilchrist J Tweet Adelante Club Fred Ridter F J Clark and invites calls to confirm they received a square deal. Signed C E Holmes.
Mrs. Pierce Nelms and her baby daughter visited Friday with Mrs. Alvin Banks. Bernice L. Bradford of S. C. stayed several days with the Hardcastle family before returning to Storm Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tressler and ...
Mrs W A Millard of Montour Iowa died Monday morning at 9 00 from peritonitis at her Montour home. Funeral services were held at the family home and the remains brought to Ames for burial in the Ames cemetery. Survived by brothers M F Sims and J D Sims of this city and A B Sims of Rolfe Iowa and two sisters Mrs F Dunklenorth of Ames and Mrs Mary E Cunningham of Winterset Iowa.
An Ames Iowa user advocate promotes Corn Colloction Compound as quick painless relief for all corn types. States agent J Ed Cagwin sells bottles at 25 cents with prompt fulfillment.
The quotation by J. E. Cagwin urges careful speech by observing five factors to speak clearly. It links this guidance with Warner's White Wine of Tar as a perceived world threat and lung remedy on hand.
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