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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1911

Page

6

For Rent Furnished Rooms with Light Housekeeping

Advertises furnished rental options at 815 But and 113 Boone Start. Highlights include light housekeeping and modern furnishings.

Boone

Notice to Contractors Ames Iowa boiler house bids due August 25 1911

Sealed proposals for bids will be received at the secretary of Ames school board office until 2 oclock p m August 25 1911 to build a boiler house Plans and specs are available at the secretarys office and Proudfoot Bird Rawson Des Moines A 5 percent check and a 30 percent bond required A right to reject any or all bids is reserved By order of the board H Palsey Secretary. Chamberlains Liniment advertised for cuts bruises and muscle soreness and Des Moines visit noted.

School Board Ames Iowa Proudfoot Bird & Rawson Flynn Building Des Moines H. Palsey

Ames Sees Wide Web of Visits and Moves

A flood of personal mentions notes Miss Doty visiting in Webster City and many Ames residents hosting or traveling to places from Missouri to California. Names include Miss Vera Ackerman, Miss Edith Ferguson, Prof. M. L. King, Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Greeley, and Mrs. H. M. Templeton, with moves to Des Moines, Boone, Omaha, and Chicago and numerous family visits surrounding Chautauqua and school terms.

Doty Webster City Linn Morris Boone Capt W. A. Greeley Cani Des Moines Iss Frazier Nevada Ames C. E. Lewis Eldora M. L. King Winfield Jessie Campbell Oskaloosa Elsie Bisell Charles Gray Missouri Mae Loving Waverly H. J. Misley Vera Ackerman Gilbert Jess Cole Illinois Pellerell’s Sac City Warren Burton Fred Alm Chicago Avis Cole Cedar Falls Eloise Schworm Miss Scholes Royal Neighbors Rock Island Blanche Peterson Slater West Street Zoe Harriett. Williams Kelly Harry Riffell Arvid Aim Lulu Laura Smith Des. Moines Millie Mary Eggland Story City Chi Margaret Gray Violet Waltmire Elkhart Fred Kelley Dayton A. B. Maxwell Mildred Maxwell Millie Ellis Florencine van Epps Moines Ed Alm Gable B Escondido Cla Gossard Clark Avenue Frank King of Rolfe J. la Hall Bessie Mather Kansas Clarissa Clark H. M. Templeton Lincoln Nebraska Vera Mather Tilden Adamson Houston Texas Mabel Capps Bullock Latte Dorothy John Hagen B. Olson Carrie Tallman Marie Frazier James Sills South Side Harriman and Lee Bertha Pike Atlantic A. E. Dimick Sue Knudson S. C Leone Graves Ogden Burgess Pleatos Stafford Burnett Avenue Charles Meltzer Ada Walnut Wayne Dinsmore Will Queal Worsings Sarah Olson Messrs Sanford Marian Olson Huxley Bessie Copeland Rachel Paxton Amey West Florence Willey Jordan B. C. Holcomb Charles Flutter Cora Allen Corning Akin-Dreman

Closeout sale aims to clear entire lot of models

The message promises attractive prices to close out the entire stock of various models. It notes a mix of plain and ornate garments with embroidery lace and insertion trims, signaling a promotional effort to move goods despite high quantities and ongoing business.

Ames Church Services and Sunday Gatherings

Collegiate Presbyterian John W. Innes minister preaches at 11 am and 7 pm Sunday. Sunday school at 10. West gate tent hosts First Congregational with William J. Minchin preaching at 11 am. day school at 9:45 and no evening service. Men and Religion movement meeting at 7 pm in lecture room. Crissman’s pal Church 45 ministers 11 am and 7 pm. Epworth league 8 pm. sermons themed Hinderers and The World's Supreme Need. Methodist church evenings feature kingdom themes through September. August 27 The World's Supreme Need. September 3 A Glance at the Revivals of the Past. September 10 The Social Ideal of Jesus. September 24 The Extent and Content of the Kingdom of God. Everyone welcome. United Brethren C C Dillivan minister. Sunday school 10 am. preaching 11 am and 8 pm. Young People's meeting 7 pm.

Collegiate Presbyterian John W. Innes First Congregational Church William J. Minchin pal_ Church Crissman Epworth League Jesus United Brethren C. C. Dillivan

Presbyterian ice cream social fills tent at West Gate

The Presbyterian church ladies held an ice cream social in a West Gate tent. It was so successful that a repeat event is planned soon with all provisions donated. The supply ran out before half the attendees could be served.

Presbyterian West Gate Presbyterian Church

General Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Notice

The General Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will meet in the League room on Friday afternoon August 25 at 2 30. Election of officers and submission of final reports for the year.

General Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church

Ames Baseball Loss and Local Travel Bits

Webster City defeated the newly organized Ames team at baseball Saturday afternoon with a 13 to 1 score. Mr. W. A. Perry spends the week in Chicago and plans to buy goods Monday. Mr. Truman Manning returns from Canada Saturday evening and heads to Town Falls Sunday. Mr. Frank Dragoon of Watertown South Dakota arrives in Ames on Monday for a ten day visit with friends. An advertisement promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as a skin treatment, claiming relief for eczema pimples and other skin conditions for all ages.

Des Moines Boone M Little Women's League St. Louis Bargen Stenson Stenson Miss Hamilton Tacoma Washington J. E. Cagwin Kansas City West Ellen Baird-Ward Abingdon Illinois Lois Baird Ames Reed Campbell Dress Alina Renier Irvin Renier Dubuque F. C. Renier Boone Street J. S. Brooks Lucas South Dakota Brooks Melvin Brooks Methodist Hospital M. A. Manning Margaret Julius Tilden Chicago Helen Flint Fay Earl Kooser Nebraska Wyoming Shadlin Cheyenne J. W. McNeil Blairsburg W. A. Perry Truman Manning Canada Goeis Town Falls Frank Dragoon Watertown Webster City Cagwins

Poultry food analysis amid claims of superiority

The report lists Lockwood's Poultry Food nutrients including crude protein 11.20 percent crude fat 3.29 percent crude fiber 3.85 percent and carbohydrates 67.12 percent concluding it is the best poultry food on the market. An advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any cured deafness case caused by catarrh and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Lockwood Hall

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