Beat ’em Ali' 1 £-3
A concise note lists Beat em Ali as the item priced at 1 pound with a 3 pence adjustment. The fragment preserves a catalog style line likely from a shop or advert. No further context or names are readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1898
Page
2
Grant. Over and under crops and local notices of 1898
Agricultural yields forecast with oats 25 to 45 bushels, corn half crop, and wheat about 20. Local notes include Rob Robinson's Minnesota threshing prospect, Miss Etta Fultz visiting Des Moines, farm improvements in Deersville Ohio, and rental changes. Obituary for Frank Ernest Phillips of Kelley Iowa, with family acknowledgments and burial in Clark Cemetery. Jail escape attempt by Wm Odell reported, plus notes on Northern Pacific Railway completion linking Twin Bridges Montana to Jefferson Valley aiding miners and farmers. Various notices include political conventions and excursion tickets, local ads, and medical remedies from Chamberlain’s for diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Ry
Whitehall
Mont
Twin Bridges
Montana
Jefferson Valley
Madison Co
Northern Pacific
Weather and Crop Report From Town in Late August
The town records indicate Aug 22 rainfall near normal with uneven distribution. Eastern areas had light rain while central districts saw heavy showers. some damage from heat affected grain and poorly built stacks. Corn progress is good in most areas though some sections show drought stress. overall crop conditions are favorable with ongoing harvest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estern
Lewiston set to rise with Northern Pacific line opening
The Northern Pacific Railway’s Lewiston Idaho line opening within a week will elevate Lewiston and its fertile valley. The valley’s rich soil water and climate support abundant fruit and vegetables. with new rail access the area is poised as a premier home and farm site in the Pacific Northwest. The Nez Perce reservation nearby offers vast farming lands ready for cultivation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Ry
Lewiston
Idaho
America
Pacific Northwest
Orient
Nez Perce
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Grant
Rob
Robinson
Minnesota
Etta Fultz
Des Moines
F. H. White
N Pettis
Deersville
Ohio
Will Bell
O.D Matthews
Milt Garrall
Toledo
Western College
Prank Ernest Phillips
Kelley
Iowa
Masonville
N.Y
Marengo
Ill
Irving
Illinois
Ain '93
Gari Prairie
Clark Cemetery
S. H. Paiuris
H. L. Penwuips
Wm. Odell
Ames
Howard Banks
W New Railway
General Greely
Greely
Arctic
October
Ladies’ Home Journal
Democratic Party
Free
Suver Repubitian
Far- TY
MaRsHalltown
North-Western Line
Cincinnati
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Chicago
Miller & Kooser
South Dakota
Missouri
J. R. Hanson
Yankton, S. D
Braptey & Wurre
Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern Ra Y
North-Western
Miter & Kooser
J. S Terry
Trimble
Tenn
Chamberlain
Waseca
Adams Bros
Victor Coffee
Miller & Rooser
James A. Baker
William F. Jones
Oglesby
Soper’s
Buffalo N
Pierce
Common Sense
Crop Bulletin
Yours
Shin Web Rdg
Nak Bes Uo Oe Bo Oka Ae
J. Jacobs
Prop
Daniel Embree
Ames, Iowa
the Garden Spot OF
Makers OF
Altxtra Good
J. J. Grove
AJAX
J. E. Davis
Sterling and
Snyder
Colorado Colony
Commet & Campbell
M. Reap
Stone & Son
Ontario
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