Local Ames Notes Many Visitors and Confirmed Happenings
Ames daily life highlights include visits by John Longsdorf of Paola Kansas and Miss Iris Hanter from Webster City. Leonard Hodson elected mining engineering professor at Kansas State. Boone school board enforces contract releases for teachers. Local travel includes Mrs Eugene Roll’s Lake City trip and J T Morgan’s Chicago stay with a near accident risk for J T Morgan near the college.
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L. O. Hodson
Lead
8. D
State College of Kansas
Lawrence
Crop Bulletin and Ames Chautauqua Notes
Des Moines Iowa reports a warm week with high sunshine aiding threshing and crop maturity. Rain on weekend eased drought fears while Chautauqua at Ames drew large crowds, Bryan and Cummins among speakers, and notable lectures, performances, and a memorial obituary in Ontario.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Advertising Rates and Display Fee Details
Advertising rates are published for revenue and display expenses. Rates apply to furnished spaces and changes are noted upon application. The notice outlines rate structures for additional publications and agency dealings.
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Ti Pe
Obituary of Luella C Parsons Pioneer Mother and Widow
Luella C Parsons born December 12 1880 at Lineville Iowa died August 9 1905 after moving with her parents to Molin Kansas at age two and later to Ontario where she lived until death She married Geo K Scott on October 24 1900 and had two children who mourn a loving mother Their young ages prevent them from understanding the depth of a mother s life and loss.
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Luella C. Parsons
Lineville
Iowa
Molin
Kansas
Ontario
Geo. K. Scott
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Loss
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness shown during the last year of our dear one. Mr. R. Scott and family. Mr. R. R. Parsons and family.
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Mr. R. Scott
R. R. Parsons
Death of Mrs A Richmond in Nevada
Mrs. A Richmond died at her Nevada home Wednesday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church in Nevada, with the remains then being brought to Ames for burial.
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Ames
A. Richmond
Nevada
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Jay Adams
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Frank Dvoracek
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B. A. Knudson
Gene Nelson
Webster City
Knudson’s
John Longsdorf
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Eagle Grove
Mrs. Geo. Burton
Henry Raynor
Fort Dodge
Iris Hanter
Harriet Temby
Delia Swain
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Carl Elliott
J. B. Elliott
Mrs. W. B. Frey
el Paso
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E. J. Mattocks
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R. EB. Graves
Cambridge
J. W. Lanning
Chautauqua
Bert Howard
Marshalltown
Iowa River
Dave Osborn
Eugene
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Henry Berger
Jefferson
J. D. Palmer
Marshalltoci
Edward Rutherford
Harvey Peck
Algona
Clara Shearer
Collins
Geo. Burton
J .R. McIntyre
Zearing
McIntyre
Luella Johnson
Canistota
Sadie Elliott
June Johnson
Ollie Melick
Independence
Harry Hester
Dallas Center
Chicago
J. W. Hester
College
Robert Miller
Maxwell
Water
Ames Savings Bank
Gus Martin
Tilden
William Coanterman
Siamburg
Tilden Bros
Eva Kingkade
R. W. Wortman
Newton
O. L. Wilson
Stocker
J. ©. Davis
Cincinnatti
Ethelda Morrison
Smith
Seattle
Wash
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Waltmire
Frank EK. Tattle
Story County Fair
Company O
G. L. McKay
Chicago Great Western
Prof. McKay
Billy Childs
Geo. Childs
George Child
Crop Bulletin
William Jennings Bryan
Geo. W. Bain
A. Gearhart
Adrian M. Newens
Mars
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Cummins
Senate Committee
Elkins
Faulkner
Story County
H. D. Herr
M. M. Parkhurst
Elmer K. Smith
Hinton White
Parkhurst
Joseph G. Camp
Nightingale Jubilee Singers
Mark Guy Pearse
Charles OC. McCabe
Libby
W. Nolan
Willie Barger
James Moser
Mr. Jones
L. R. Jones
Henry Johnson
Joe Stanley
Geo. Briley
Gonyon
Ethel Prevost
Omaha
Liverett
Charles Johnson
Charles City
Coban Briley
Frank Johnson
A. R. Liverett
The
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Tilden Bros. & Co
Keedick
Clothier and Shoer
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