Dr Harriman’s Condition Improves Says Intelligencer
The Intelligencer reports advices from Hampton that Dr Harriman’s condition has changed and he has a fighting chance for recovery. Dr Prebble, a Chicago nerve specialist, was there Friday and, though serious, offers encouragement. Dr Ben Budge, longtime Ames friend and former student, has stayed with him for several days.
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Hampton
Harriman
Ir. Prebble
Chicago
Ben Budge
Ames
Fire Alarm Strikes Fausch Hardware in Ames
Early Friday a fire whistle startled Ames residents as the fire company rushed to the Fausch hardware store. They found oakum smouldering in the cellar and worked about an hour to ensure the building was safe. Little loss to the firm was caused by the incident.
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Ames
Hs Fausch Hardware
Oakum
Freshmen Triumph Over West High in State Meet
The Freshmen defeated West High 85 to 50 on a heavy rain soaked State field. Strong performances emerged from the Freshmen as West High showed potential with several standout athletes.
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West High
Ames
Boone County Telephone Ties See Change in Leadership
Capt. Charles Deering, former general manager, has left Boone County Telephone to take a position in Omaha. His successor is M. B. Overly of Cleveland, Ohio, a former manager of Louisville Exchange and United States Long Distance in Columbus. Overly, a leader in the Independent field, will move his family to Boone after school ends.
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Charles Deering
Boone County Telephone Company
Omaha
M. B. Overly
Cleveland
Ohio
Overly
Louisville, Kentucky
United States
Columbus
Boone
Social notes highlight visits and travels across Iowa towns
Miss Lulu Smith spent Saturday in Des Moines as a visitor while Miss Jessamine Beyer enjoyed Sunday at her Colo home. Numerous acquaintances from Ames Des Moines and Marshalltown are cited visiting friends and relatives, including students teachers and officials, with travel to Nevada MinneapolIS and San Diego noted for work and leisure.
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Lulu Smith
Des Moines
Jessamine Beyer
Colo
Miss Moore
Miss Quint
Dr. Hagen
Iowa Falls
Allen
Leatner
Daisey Hunter
Horneman
Gilbert
Charlotte M. King
James Troup
R. E. Walter
Cedar Rapids
Whited
Eldora
Helen Burling
Sarah Price
Marshalltown
Cessna
Frank
Nevada
Joe Cohn
California
Ben Reed
Ken Anderson
Jewell
Stevens
George Person
Duff Ave
Lucas
Minnie
Margaret Moninger
Harriet Kellogg
Miss Watkins
L. C. Tallman
Sedalia
Missouri
C. G. McCarthy
H. L. Carrell
Daniel McCarthy
Mary Warren
Evangeline Prouty
Frances Prouty
Mary Evelyn Knotts
A. H. Munn
Hiram
H. L. Munn
San Diego
Josephine Hungerford
Carroll
John Hungerford
Atty. R. M. Hunter
Sibley
Iowa
Masonic Grand Lodge
Ames
J. B. Kooser
Mabel Sebert
Waterloo
Mabel Herr
Miss Sebert
Miss Herr
Humboldt High School
B. R. Smith
Minneapolis
Miracle Cement Co
Smith
Robert Cavins
Weave Quality Comparison Sees Minor Yard Differences
A partial note describes yarn comparison to Lot 1 noting finer qualities up to 12 percent per yard variation. The reference mentions Gales and a measure of ace dness, indicating a technical appraisal of fabric or textile grading in a historical context.
Prohibition Convention to Name Delegates in Nevada
The Story county Prohibition convention will meet in Nevada on Friday May 1 at 1 30 p m to name delegates to the state convention and to elect members of the county committee. K W Brown chairman and Geo H Mellor secretary.
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Ben Edwards
Carroll
Ames Produce Co
George Roberson’s
Story County
A. EB. Berggren
Marshalltown
Iowa Center
Maxwell Wi
Pammel
Summers
Bennett
Iowa Academy of Science
Cedar Falls
Franklin Township
Blican Caucus
Gilbert
W. Templeton
The
Christian Sunday School
J. J. Grove
Little Prospector
Armory
Nevada
Turbulent Weekend Sale and Nevada Field Meet Weathered
A sale by Taylor and Sills Saturday drew a fair crowd but few horses sold due to bad weather and peak season. At Nevada field meet only a few events occurred while East High and Ames High attended with meals and dancing followed by a handful of events at the Fair grounds as the day cleared.
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Taylor and Sills
Nevada
East High
Ames High
K. P
Fair
Dent of better results in the future sales.
A brief fragment notes expectations of improved outcomes in forthcoming sales. The exact context and entities are unclear from the readable text.
Nevada Hosts Guests In Final Meet Session
Nevada offered a cordial send off as guests left satisfied with the competition though disappointed by the lack of a full schedule. Officials indicated hope to stage the meet again next year despite the current constraints.
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Nevada
Practical Horseshoer John Allan Praises Methods
John Allan asserts his painstakin g approach as the key to his success as a practical horseshoer. He emphasizes precision and doing the work right in every task.
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John Allan
Ames Produce C Calls Mutual Phone Offer
An Ames Produce Company notice advertises a contact method promising mutual phone communication and urges interested parties to call 468 for details.
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Niteey
Mutual
Ames
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