College News Roundup Includes Faculty, Building Plans and Sports
Prof. Erwin returns from Council Bluffs as Ames hosts campus updates. Barber shop relocates to Morrill hall basement. Miss Nellie Nichols visits Miss May Miller. Rev. Schreckengast preaches next Sunday. New dairy van near completion. furniture and seating planned for dairy and chapel. Horticulture adds a large tank for fence post treatment. Pasta aging experiments under way. Musical by Miss Chambers and Prof. Bachus praised. Western range horses sold for 250 dollars. several already disposed of at 250 each. Baseball tensions rise as IAA and Western rules clash. Ames urges fair play and league harmony.
Ames Public School shows growth and need for more rooms
Report for the month ending March 31 1905 notes total attendance up 35 overall and 54 in the high school versus last year. Crowded high school and no vacant rooms imply two more rooms needed next year. 123 pupils transferred from the college district, about 100 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kina
Boss
Prn
Ee Howard
Baker
Yrtie Go Ing
Atson
Ellie D Ae
Good Roads Effort and Opera Event Noted
Edward Andrews opera company performs Saturday night April 8. Rural mail carriers rally for good roads with a Chicago & North Western Railway poster urging view. A Good Roads meeting is planned at Nevada on April 17. farmers and businessmen urged to attend. Watkins-White Machine Co offers lawn mower sharpening with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Andrews Opera Company
Chicago & North Western Railway
Nevada
Watkins-White Machine Co
Watkins-White Co
Real Estate Transfers From Ames Area Listings
OG Lee and wife transfer to Ams Orpps a lot 4 bik 2 Lee and Littles ad Ames for 150 dollars. Union Law Bank Ames sells to M K Smith a lot 5 and east 8 feet of lot 7 bik 25 O P ad ist North Ames for 4100. M K Smith and wife to Francis J Rice with 4100 dollars for lot 5 and east 8 feet of lot 7 bik 25 O P ad 1 North Ames. DL Parker and wife to W Forman for 850 dollars for lot 3 sw ne 9 83 24. Alexander Gray and wife to W Forman for 600 dollars for 830 feet of south 202 feet of lot 7 and 830 feet of north 62 feet of lot 8 ne ne 9 83 24. Alexander Gray and wife to W M Nelson for 450 dollars 88 feet wide by 38 feet deep from highway east off of south side lot 8 and other land ne ne 9 83 24.
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OG Lee
Ams Orpps
Bik
Lee
Littles
Ad Ames
Union Law Bank Ames
Smith
North Ames
M K Smith
Francis J Rice
DL Parker
Forman
Alexander Gray
Nelson
Pain Calm touted for rheumatism and farm ads
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick relief for rheumatism with many testimonials. It also lists local ads: damaged wheat for chickens 50¢ per bushel, bored wells at special prices, good feed wheat 80cts per bushel, lawn mower service, harness sales, and a Good Roads meeting at Nevada on Monday April 17.
Rheumatic Pain Relief Promises Quick Comfort
Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides rapid relief for rheumatism and sciatica claims. The liniment is praised for strong pain relief and low cost with sellers Loughran & Bauer and agent E O Edwinson in Nevada Iowa. Also an agricultural notice lists damaged wheat and oats for hog feed at 10 and 15 dollars per ton from B A Lockwood Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Loughran & Bauer
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tops Popular Cough Medicine
Moore Bros. of Eldon Iowa report Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best selling cure for coughs and colds across all ages. Mothers use it for croupy children rail workers rely on it for severe coughs and the elderly for la grippe. Lougbran and Bauer sell the remedy widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Bros
Eldon
Iowa
Lougbran & Bauer
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Troubles
Local note touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every home. J W Hanlon editor of the Despatch Ovilla Georgia endorses its long term use and urges households to keep a bottle. Sold by Loughran Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Hanlon
Ovilla
Georgia
Loughran & Bauer
Notice of estate administration in Story county Iowa
On February 22 1905 Parley Sheldon was appointed administrator with the will annexed by the Story County District Court to handle the estate of J A McFarlan deceased of Ames Iowa. Creditors are to pay the administrator and claimants must present their claims legally authenticated for allowance.
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District Court
Story County
Towa
J . A. McFarlan
Saia County
Ames
Iowa
Parley Sheldon
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