Nevada teachers visit Ames and a reunion of local events
The Ames area reports a full day with a Nevada teachers delegation visiting local schools. Other notes include recitals by Jedelsberger Nagel and Miss Coburn, a marriage at the Lawton House, new appointments in town jobs, and local civic events from April 7 1898. Mrs. Jennie Beyer’s Cedar Falls trip, school staff changes, and auctions round out the column.
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Nevada
Canier Bros. & Herman’s
Mary Baird
Marshalltown
Ames
Swank & White
Anna Capps
Glide Turner
Des Moines
R. T. Sisson
Blanche Clark
Ogden
Real Estate Moves Shake Local lumber Trade
D Embree, formerly of Des Moines, bought the J H Queal Co yard and related real estate including Main street lots, planning to invoice stock before transfer. Van Chamberlain, Queal’s manager of sixteen years, will take a vacation as the yard remains. A County Woman Suffrage Conference is set for April 7-8, 1898 in Nevada Iowa with talks by Mrs Adelaide Ballard and others urging state-wide reform.
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D. Embree
Des Moines
Morris
J. H. Queal & Co
Queal
Main Street
Talbott’s
Regulator
Baptist Church
Nevada
Iowa
Friends of the Movement
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Adelaide Ballard
Clara Richey
Margaret W. Campbell
Flour Sale at Bradley & White's Prompts Attention
Henry Kamrar of Webster City committed death by own action at the Davis House last Wednesday night. He arrived in the evening, took a room, asked not to be disturbed until 10 the next day, and was found unconscious with a whiskey bottle and morphine vial. He died at 5 30 after efforts to revive him. There are accounts to settle before invoicing at Apams Bros.
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Carlos Howe
Dr. Mills
McCallsburg
Dr. Copestake
Geo. Copestake
Ed. Crane
Denton
Howe
Rev. Thomas
Pleasant Grove
Henry Kamrar
Webster City
Davis House
College notes highlight lectures and campus events this term
Prof Hansen will lecture to the Science Club this term. Prof Craig has returned from a trip through the northern part of the state. Noyes, class of 72, visited with his sister-in-law Mrs Smith. The Snow Cap Sisters perform next Friday at the Dining Hall 15 cents for Athletic Association. Rev Johnson of Le Mars conducted a college chapel service last Sunday with high praise. Watson Mason 93 is critically ill in Chicago hospital. Miss Helen Freeman of Cardinal Va begins physical culture lessons for young women and coordinates with Desmist YWCA. Lecture Course plans include DeMott April 15 Battoned Up People May 6 Ingalls May 27. Tickets available for single or course.
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Johnson
le Mars
College Chapel
Watson Mason
Chicago
Wat
Helen Freeman
Cardinal
Miss Freeman
Anderson Ko School of Gymnastics
New Conn
Desmist
John B. DeMott
McInttts
John J. Ingalls
Cadets Form Volunteer Company At College Chapel
The I. 8 S. C. cadets gathered in the college chapel last Monday to organize a volunteer company for possible war with Spain. Francis Lincoln presided as 127 cadets enlisted. Lincoln was elected Captain and a committee was named to nominate other officers. Resolutions praised the administration’s action. For sale 10 room house two blocks north of the motor depot with modern conveniences. inquiries to C. H. Sies.
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Spain
Francis Lincoln
Bissell
Newens
Marston
Stalker
Gen. Lincoln
Henderson
Hibbard
Perry
Lincoln
Moter
C. H. Sies
Free Lecture by Emma F. C. Cranmer at Baptist Church
Mrs. Emma F. C. Cranmer will give a free lecture on Woman's Evolution at the Baptist church Friday evening. The speaker is praised for clarity and poise with remarks from Peterson's Magazine and The Cleveland Leader cited. Also note: Adams Bros cash grocery advertises very low prices on canned goods.
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the Baptist Church
Emma F. C. Cranmer
Peterson’s Magazine
Cleveland Leader
ApDaMs Bros
Store Improvements Add Front Display and Soda Fountain
J. J. Grove reshuffles stock to show fancy groceries and uses new fixtures. Haverly and Grove install a fine soda fountain. Bigelow and Smith upgrade and place goods in front by department. L. C. Tilden of Tilden Bros. & Co. travels to Chicago to buy more goods. New car of Seal of Minnesota Flour received.
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J. J. Grove
Haverly & Grove
Bigelow & Smith
L. C. Tilden
Irm
Tilden Bros. & Co
Chicago
Minnesota
Miller & Kooser
Local Notices Advertise Sales and Settlement Deadline
Raisins offered for 25¢ per pound at Bradley and White's with all prior accounts due before April 9 1898. J H Great and Co and Bigelow and Smith advertise new goods arriving daily.
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Bigelow & Smith’s
For Sale: Four Room Cottage Near Gilbert Station
Cottage west of school house at Gilbert Station offers four rooms and good cellar and well. One acre of ground included. Owner C. E. Spurrier of Gilbert Station. Also prunes at Bradley and White’s for 25 cents a pound.
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School House
Gilbert Station
C. E. Spurrier
Imp H Banks describes smokeless non explosive gasoline
A briefing notes Imp H Banks stating he now carries a smokeless gasoline variant for the Oil and Gasoline Line. The claim emphasizes non-explosive properties and practical use.
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Imp H. Banks
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