28 Nov 1907
Page 4
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
4
The Ames Times reports Senator Dolliver defended Senator Allison in a Council Bluffs address before the Allison club. The piece also notes the primary season, local newspaper moves, and opinions on where the Ames Iowa football game should be played to maintain college spirit.
The Cedar Rapids Republican quotes a scathing critique of Congressman Hubbard accusing him of blaming Wall Street for national troubles while Iowa shares similar gambling and margin trading. It also honors Senator Dolliver and Senator Allison, lauding their legacies and urging respectful guardianship of public memory.
The fragment notes a patient mind awaiting the appointed summons to a coronation and the life everlasting, set among books and trees. It presents a literary or devotional cadence without specific people or events.
Euclid Harsh was thrown from a buggy driven by two companions and sustained a severe head bruise and a dangerous eye gash. The team ran away, dragging the occupants along the highway for several rods. Harsh remains seriously injured and not expected to recover quickly.
The death of Mrs. Axtell of Newton occurred Tuesday. She was mother of Mrs. F H Munn of this city and had been a frequent visitor here. Her health troubled the family for over a year, with two operations, the last a month ago. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Newton.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers and invigortalors, claiming to cure headache biliousness malaria and jaundice. The copy urges use to avoid danger and notes a price of 25 cents at drug stores.
Fred Young of Zearing badly crushed the fingers of his right hand last week while gathering corn. An ear rolled under a rear wheel, he bent to pick it up as the team moved, and the wagon wheel passed over his hand. Doctors fear he may be unable to use the hand for some time.
G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits a near fatal lung illness with a cure from Dr King’s New Discovery. He states the dry hacking cough ceased after one bottle and a complete cure followed after two more bottles. He endorses the remedy for coughs colds and lung throat complaints.
Tilden launched a pennant venture last Saturday selling pennants bearing the Iowa‑Ames game score. Pennants went on sale five minutes after the game and sold quickly. The Ames pennants were exhausted in an hour, signaling strong crowd interest.
J Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a severe cold and dry harsh cough after one small bottle. He says it withstood other treatments and proved the best he has used. Available from Judisch Bros. stores.
Gen James Rush Lincoln of the Iowa National Guard was appointed by General Thrift to head the general court martial board. The panel will try Capt O W Culp of Davenport for failing to stop a prize fight despite governor’s order.
A mythic Egyptian birth rite places the newborn in a sieve on the seventh day. Processions twist through the home with taps, grain, and salt for protection against spirits. The cadi christens the child by sugar candy, naming him Los Angeles Times.
Iowa City crowds voice anger over Kirk injury blamed on Reppert of Ames after a first half hit left Kirk with two torn ribs. Debate centers on whether the foul was intentional while praising Reppert as a clean player and questioning All Western selections and McElhinney’s omission.
Beginning Monday morning room for several table boarders at 203 Carroll Ave corner Story St. hosted by Mrs. Dan Cupps. 21 pid.
Public auction in Kelley Iowa Thursday December 5 at 10 am offers 104 live stock including 36 cattle 16 yearling steers 5 yearling heifers 3 steer calves and calves 4 horses 64 hogs with sows boar spring and summer pigs and poultry plus farm machinery and household goods. Terms cash under 1 sums and 1 year credit with 8 percent interest. Auctioneers Clara Crane E F Posegate and clerk Penfield. Lunch served by Baptist church ladies.
Estimates cheerfully furnished. Plans drawn. See plans at house cor. Clark Ave. and Story St., No. 613. Also bookcases and other mission furniture made to order and all job work neatly done. Yours for business and square dealings.
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