Wood & Ward presents Tutti-Frutti musical comedy
A gorgeous gowned group of Geisher girls perform a lively Tutti-Frutti musical tom-foolery listed as a stage revue.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
A gorgeous gowned group of Geisher girls perform a lively Tutti-Frutti musical tom-foolery listed as a stage revue.
The Kah Rah singing Party promises bright, clever, breezy performances with ear catching tunes. Common Sense Prices are 25c 36c and 50c. Note this is not a typical tramp melodrama but a script featuring four musical numbers.
For Your Christmas Buying You'll find more good things here to give as Christmas presents than you'll see anywhere else. The Tilden Store offers overcoats neck wear cuff studs gloves hosiery handkerchiefs and more. If size is unsure exchanges are offered and boys can also find suitable items.
John Johnson died on Thanksgiving Day November 27 after a brief illness. Born in 1829 at Borsenmark he immigrated to America in 1868, first settling near Kelley Iowa then Story County. He leaves a wife of 59 years two sons Peter L W and others and a daughter Mrs Rosenfeld. Funeral was December 1 at the Kelley Baptist Church with Odd Fellows at Slate cemetery.
Madrid business leaders announce December 23 and 24 contests rewarding the farmer delivering the largest load of pigs. The event aims to stimulate local trade and showcase farm yields during the holiday period.
Participants will travel to Madrid with loads of produce and face a prize for the farmer delivering the largest load from the farthest distance. The event emphasizes efficiency and endurance as entrants aim for top honors.
Jake Wilson boasts top distinction in corn picking in the region after an event at Roland. At L. B. Rasmussen's last week he averaged 120 bushels daily for nine days and once picked 62 bushels in eight hours as reported by the Roland Record. Jack and Jill recover from illness and DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised by C. A. Gamble. G A R elects officers with C B E Haverly as Commander and R B Newton as Delegate.
The Slater News notes January 1 marks a leap year and offers lighthearted advice for single women. In a separate item, John Lafferty was kicked in the face by a colt while leading it to water, suffering a facial wound treated with stitches by Dr. Knepper.
A fragment notes remarks on the propriety of proposing plans for the coming year. It references a speaker and suggests expectations for future policy or action without detailing concrete measures. The passage emphasizes decorum and forward-looking governance.
The Baptist church ladies announce an apron and handkerchief sale on Saturday December 14 in Lockwood rooms east of the news stand. Everyone is invited to attend.
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