Ames and Surrounding Local Notices and Elections
A collection of notices from Ames area papers reports property transfers in Ames Blk 8 and Slater, a destroyed liquor theft, a tramp burned to death near Slater, lamp installations in Ogden, a 1901 marriage in the Lutheran parsonage, and Republican primary mentions for W J Lightfoot and Capt W M Greeley. It highlights Ames civic interests, the county board race, and legislative needs for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lightfoot
Board of Supervisors
Lightfoot
Story County
Ames
W. M. Greeley
Capt. Greeley
Crop Bulletin for Week Ended April 22 1901 Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa reports a cold week with mean temps 5 to 8 degrees below normal and frost in the north. A heavy rainstorm on the 16th and 17th delayed field work by 2 3 days while spring wheat seeding is finished and oats and barley sowing near completion. Cold weather slowed germination and growth but no material damage. fruit buds appear healthy and promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending April 20 1901 Nevada Iowa
Real estate transfers reported by Smith and Bricker list W P Viland to Severt Nervig for 150 dollars two lots in Vilands add Slater. Sydness to Tom Baker for 1150 dollars two lots in Milwaukee Land Co's 1st add Slater. W P Ailand to Nels Higland for 150 dollars two lots in Vilands add later. Fred C McCall to SH Green Walt for 300 dollars lot 8 in Nevada. PT Newman to WJ and T Walker for 2300 dollars lot 12 in Slater. AP Cronk to Anna Peterson for 100 dollars lot 4 in Nellis Cambridge. O W MacCaskey to John OC Copestake for 1150 dollars lot 8 and sig lot 2 McCaskeys sub div blk 21 OC P ad 1st North Ames. J M Scott to J B Grove wa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Bricker, Abstractors
Nevada
Viland
Severt Nervig
Vilands
Slater
Sydness
Tom Baker
Milwaukee Land Co
Ailand
Nels Higland
Fred C McCall
SH Greenwalt
Newman
T Walker
MacCaskey
John
Copestake
McCaskeys
North Ames
J M Scott
J B
Grove Wa
Denver scientist lectures on A Lost World at high school
Major E. H. Cooper of Denver will speak next Friday evening at the high school on A Lost World. For twenty five years he has studied cliff dwellers in Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona and their Moqua descendants in Arizona. The Wabash Leader calls him the best posted man in the world on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Cooper
Denver
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Disabitiry clause and Tone Bros. coffee ad note policy terms
The notice outlines a disability clause in a Mac- CABEE policy where premiums stop and the policy pays one tenth of face value annually upon total disability. It also promotes Tone Bros. coffee and cites testimonials from Pressonville Kans residents about Hone and Tar as a cough remedy amid la grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Presson
Pressonville, Kans
Reiden & Loughran
Kidney cure cited in editor's postscript missive
The Fordyville Kentucky Mis miscellaneous editor attests a kidney trouble cure from Foley's Kidney Cure in a postscript to a business letter. The note references Tilden & Loughran and lists Graham flour whole wheat flour pure corn meal and pancake flour from T J Miller & Sons 85 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordyville, Ky
Miscellaneous
Foley
Tilden & Loughran
Graham
T. J. Miller & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn's
Seal
Abby J Jenk
Holstein Pederson
Jenks
J L Stevens
N Shea
J. Raglow
Boone
Justice Barrett
Thayer
Grinnell
Ogden
Lutheran Parsonage
J. E. Smith
Mary Winger
B. A. Knudson
the Peoples Popular Grocery
Heinz
Aish Grade
Mutual
T. J. Miller& Son
Atwoop &Thomas
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Ledyard
Kossuth County
Emmet
Kossuth Counties
Hamilton
Aie’ted
Asunly Oriary
Eorror Intelligencer
W. M. Greevery
Repubien
Polis
A. K. Wess
Cambridge
W. J. Ligurroor
Crop Bulletin
AP Cronk
Anna Peterson
Nellis Cambridge
Will
Tone Bros. Coffee
F. Lerrs
J. J. Grove
Opera House Grocer
N.L Munn & Son
Union
College
19Th and
Grand Avenue
J. R. Mundan
Swank & White’s Hardware Store
L. M. Boswoth
The
Farmer’s Cooperative Association
T. J. Miter
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