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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

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Notable falls and petty crimes cross Iowa notices

A resident in Exchanges fell down stairs with a severe head wound but remained able to work. Cedar Rapids reports shoplifting arrests of Mrs Anna Hill and Miss Jessie Cheadle with goods found including a box addressed to a Boone lady. The Winterset Madisonian changes owners with Ed M Smith gaining full control, effective Jan 1, 1904. Other notices mention Mrs Johnson's injuries, a buggy wreck near a windmill, a surprise church reception for the Kies family, and local comments on Silver Crown Shamrock cattle, vacant Nevada houses, a Collins wedding, Kipling critique in Kansas City, Dowie’s finances, Adam’s Missouri remains, and a Noit Avrats banquet spelling joke.

Cedar Rapids Anna Hill Jessie Cheadle Boone Boone Standard

Tattooed Des Moines Recruits Identified By Unique Marks

Edward J. Lackous of Kelley Iowa has enlisted at the Des Moines recruiting station. Officials note his body bears distinctive tattoos including a flower pot and vine on the left breast, a comic face on the left upper arm, and ink on the left forearm.

Edward J. Lackous Kelley Lowa Des Moines

Tattoos and obituary details from Vermillion and Ames death

A detailed tattoo description from Lackous, born in Vermillion South Dakota, includes multiple motifs and inscriptions. Followed by obituary notes for Mrs. Charlotte Louise Treat Fowler of Ames Iowa, detailing birth, marriage, children, fraternal roles, church affiliations, and a funeral in Ames cemetery with a quoted benediction.

Davis Sworn In As Second Ward Councilman In City Meeting

At the council meeting J E Davis was sworn in to succeed F H Schleiter as second ward councilman. A plat by J P Dathie and wife for a sub division of lots 9 and 10 Parker's addition was approved by resolution. Resignation of W A Ricketts as city marshal takes effect Jan 1 04 and was accepted. Mayor Sheldon nominated Fred Willey to succeed Ricketts. nomination not acted on. Electric light committee suggests salary for the superintendent rise to 1000 yearly after January. Fire limits extended to cover properties within water reach. $1000 paid to Contractor Herrick as first sewer improvement payment.

J. E. Davis F. H. Schleiter J. P. Dathie Parkers Addition Burnett Storm Sewer W. A. Ricketts Sheldon Fred Willey Ricketts Electric Light Committees Herrick

For Sale Chester White Pigs Near Ames

For sale Chester White pigs, both sexes. Located 38 percent miles east of Ames. Contact B. Mrs. 81 tf 8S.

Chester Ames

Funeral held for R. R. Bendict in Ames area

The funeral of R. R. Bendict brother of Mrs. G A Armstrong was held Friday December 4 at the Armstrong home southeast of Ames. He was born July 1828 in Ypsilanti Michigan and married Irene Ackley of Manchester Iowa in 1868. They had five children four sons and one daughter all survive him. Early in his boyhood days Mr Ben-

R. R. Bendict G. A. Armstrong Ames Ypsilanti Michigan Irene Ackley Manchester Iowa Ben

Death of Charles Edward Hamm at age one

Charles Edward Hamm, youngest child of Mr and Mrs L Hamm, died Wednesday at home after eight days of scarlet fever. There was no public funeral due to the disease. A small prayer service was held by Rev Wilson and burial followed Thursday at 9:30 AM as officials sought to ease the family’s sorrow. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

Charles Edward

Northern Farmers Report Success Across Southern Lines

Circular No 11 from the Illinois Central describes twenty letters from Northern farmers across nine states now along the Illinois Central and Yazoo Mississippi lines in Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. The letters praise new farming success and climate and offer guidance for those considering relocation. Also notes a croup prevention remedy Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised by druggists.

Pinareger Department Illinois Central Yazoo Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana J. F. Merry Gen Pass Agt Dubuque Lowa

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Story County N. Y B. A. Knudson Cash Grocer Cash Grocer Poland China J. R. Ballard Shipley, Iowa Kodak L. M. Bosworth Cade & Steigerwalt W. F. Stratton Cambridge, Iowa Union National Bank of Ames Phone State Bank Cambridge Patrick Will Gates, Jr Winterset Madisonian Ed. M. Smith Thompson & Smith Homer Thompson Times-Republican Johnson George Hardy Chitty Nevada Mr. Guthrie Chas. Reed Perry and Morgan Main Street Cole Banner M. E. Church J. S. Kies Minnesota Wood Collins Kansas City Kipling Dowie Zion Gallatin Missouri Adam The Nevada Journal Noyd- Everett Asa Vandermast Ich Brainard & Armstrong Ebie Harp Lackous Vermillion South Dakota Montana Frank N. Fowler Charlotte Louise Treat Searsport Maine Albert Eugene Mona Louisa Donald Wentworth Ella F. Morey Boston Mass Geo. Sargent Grand Temple Fowler Rebekahs Dorcas Society Christian Church F. D. Ferrall Ames Cemetery Charles Hamm
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