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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1898

Page

14

Fair exhibit disappoints yet racing program shines at Story Co Fair

The Story Co Fair drew large crowds with strong attendance and record gate receipts, despite a weak livestock and farm product exhibit. The racing program surpassed prior years in both entries and quality, while supporters congratulate management for a financially successful event.

Story Co

Public sale of old bridge lumber near Ames and mill goods

A public sale announces a large lot of old bridge lumber four miles south of Ames on Monday August 22 at 10 a.m. Epwin Rex, Co. Supervisor, notes the event. The notice also lists a new car of Seal of Minnesota Flour by Mitter & Kooser and orders for mill feed at Adams Bros. store Sres Bros.

Old Bridge Ames Epwin Rex, Co Just Minnesota Mitter & Kooser Adams Bros Sres Bros

W. F. Cody Day Set At Omaha Exposition

August 31 designated W F Cody Day at the Great Trans MississippI Exposition in Omaha. Colonel Cody will return to the city for two days August 30 and 31 with Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World. Exhibits will roam the grounds and review crowds are expected to fill the event.

United States Army Europe W. F. Cody Colonel Cody Omaha Buffalo Bill Congress of America Paris Col Cody

Citizens Debate Use of Fourth of July Funds for Roads and Lights

Friday mass meeting in Story City discusses allocating funds from the Fourth of July celebration. Debates highlight road improvements versus street lighting. No fights, but heated words. outcome favors most funds for roads and remaining for lights. Also local notices on millinery, tennis shoes sale, rental housing, a South Dakota farm sale, and pharmacy law injunction affecting John H. Pickett. Public notices mention rail and travel discounts and a county reunion event.

Story City Herald

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