Ames Chautauqua Dates Highlight August Event
Remember August 9 to 18 the Ames Chautauqua Association second annual session at Chautauqua park Ames Iowa. Notable entertainers include William J. Bryan and Col George W Bain among others in ten days of intellectual feasting.
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Ames Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua Park
Ames
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Col. Geo. Ww. Bain
G. A. Gearhart
A. M. Newens
Madrigal Lady’s Quartette
W.W. Robertson
Rev. M. M. Parkhurst
Hinton White
Meistersinger
Jos. G. Camp
A Good Citizen Pays Debts Promptly
A State Register editorial extols prompt payment of small debts. It argues many pay late, harming local business by tying up funds and delaying commerce. It urges debtors to change and set a good example for the community.
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State Register
Eastern Star Basket Picnic at Boone Masonic Home grounds
The Magi Chapter of the Eastern Star of Boone invites all Central Iowa Eastern Star lodges to a basket picnic on August 11 on the grounds of the Eastern Star Masonic Home one-half mile east of Boone. The gathering promotes acquainting lodges with the new home to be dedicated in October. Hot coffee and cream will be provided and special arrangements will aid comfort. excursion rates for groups of twelve from the same point and free hack service from trains.
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The
Eastern Star of Boone
Eastern Star Masonic
Boone
Eastern Star Lodge
Central
Iowa
Hawse Show Postponed to September at Iowa Fair
The horse show at the Lewis and Clark exposition is postponed until September 1923 boosting entries at the Iowa Fair. Breeders plan to stop here en route west with stalls reserved. the event is expected to be much larger than last year. Premiums exceed 40,000 dollars this year with last year’s payouts over 25,000. Swine premiums nearly double last year and the swine exhibit ranks with western fairs. The fair plans a swine pavilion as the third permanent building, joining the stock pavilion and the dairy horticultural hall, each costing about 50,000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Pacific Northwest beauty and growth praised by railroad booklet
A new illustrated booklet from the Chicago & North Western Ry promotes the Pacific Northwest scenery and natural resources with rapid growth. It offers low excursion rates to the Lewis and Clark Exposition and guided tours, with stamps requested at 4 cents and addressed to W. B. Kniskern, 215 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago & North- Western Ry
Chicago
East
W. B Kniskern
Jackson Boulevard
Solution for mother in law problem with Rocky Mountain Tea
A humorous ad claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes a mother in law healthy happy and docile for 86 cents. The pitch names J. M. Bosworth offering tea or tablets and suggests regular use.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. M. Bosworth
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