Second Annual Convention of Cement Association at Ames
The Executive Committee of the Iowa Association of Cement Users votes to hold the 1906 convention in Ames on February 9 1906 in the new Engineering hall at Iowa State College. About 200 members from all cement industry sectors expected with exhibits and papers on farming cement uses, sidewalks, waterproofing, mixing, freezing weather work and more. Reduced railroad rates and improved hotel service planned to aid attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Cement Users
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames Hotels
Ira A. Williams
Lowa
Nevada Get New Post Office Fixtures
New post office fixtures have arrived and await installation in the Brig room near Drybread’s pharmacy. Mr. Long will move stock to the new People’s Savings Bank room north of the Journal building the day after Christmas, then the McCord room will be vacated for the installation. The moved post office aims to be ready after New Year with a modern case and improved boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig
Drybread
Long
People’s Savings Bank
Journal
McCord
Nevada
Annual rabbit hunt ends with Gray's side winning
Edwinson and McDaniel recommended for pump and wind mill repairs with guaranteed work. On Wednesday the 6th annual rabbit hunt drew many men and boys. J F Anway and R E Gray led teams. Gray's side won by about 300 points, prompting an oyster supper at Dean's restaurant. Game tally included 300 rabbits, 9 owls, 50 blue jays, 2 skanks, a coon and a weasel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Anway
R. E Gray
Dean's
Collins Gazette
Colleges Show Strong Livestock at Chicago Exhibition
Davenport Times notes that agricultural colleges display exemplary livestock exhibits at the Chicago show, proving their practical prowess and top-tier quality among the event’s offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Davenport Times
No Opium in Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy contains no opium or harmful drug and poses no danger to small children. With over thirty years of trusted use it remains a leading cold croup and whooping cough medicine. Pleasant to take and liked by children. Sold by Loughran and Bauer.
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Loughran & Bauer
Ames Short Course At Iowa State College Agriculture
Dr Gunsaulas Ex Governor Boise Joseph E Wing and other capable men assist during the Agricultural Short Course at Ames. Iowa Corn Growers annual contest occurs at Ames January 1 18 with prizes over 250000 in various classes. Advance judging classes for corn and small grain. samples requested for study. Faculty speakers discuss stock judging Veterinary tuberculosis Dairy Farm and Creamery courses Domestic Science lectures for wives and daughters. Average expense under 20 dollars including board and rail fare. For lists address Agronomy department Iowa State College Ames Iowa.
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Gunsaulue
Boise
Joseph E. Wing
Ames
Iowa Corn Growers
Gunsaulas
Veterinary Science
Local notices and social items from Ames area
Local brief notices list visits and travel for residents and guests including Ralph Ramey, Tom Fenton, Elizabeth Coleby, and Lou Zink. It notes church meetings, a Dorcas Society gathering, a soap coupon offer, a Willard Morris family reunion, and upcoming melodrama From Rags to Riches at the Armory Opera House with a 14 member cast.
Rev H D Williams Named New Pastor of Christian Church
The Christian church in Des Moines welcomes Rev H D Williams born in Morgan County Ohio raised on a farm and educated at Ohio University He came to Des Moines in 1884 graduated from Drake University began ministry in 1886 with pastorates in Aberdeen South Dakota and Mankato Minnesota He has served as professor of Philosophy at the Christian University in Canton Missouri and two years with Bible chairs at Michigan University He is described by several papers as an efficient pastor clear thinker and powerful speaker and a gifted educator.
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H. D. Williams
The
Christian Church
Morgan County
Ohio
Ohio University
Des Moines
Drake University
Aberdeen
8. D
Mankato
Minn
Williams
Michigan University
Christian University
Canton
Aberdeen Star
Real Estate Transfers in Ames Iowa
Real estate transfers include Hattie S Jack to First Baptist Church of Ames for 10 by 55 feet in blocks 6 and 7, lot 6 and 7. Emily P Stuckelager and husband to Emma O Brien for lot 24, block 10. Emma O Brien and husband to George T Kooser for lot 24, block 10. Harriet B Dancan to Margaret B Griggs for lot 11, Beebe's subdivision, block 41, Blair’s 8th Ames addition.
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Hattie S Jack
First Baptist Church of
Ames
Emily P Stuckelager
Emma O’ Brien
Emma O’brien
George T Kooser
Harriet
Dancan
Margaret
Griggs
Blairs
Praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy Highlights Its Trust
A promotional note extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective and prompt for relief, especially for children and croup. It cites Mr E A Humphreys of Alice Cape Colony South Africa endorsing its use and mentions sale by Loughran and Bauer.
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Chamberlain
E. A. Humphreys
Mr. E& Lock
Alice
Cape Colony
South Africa
Loughran & Bauer
Ames Public School Monthly Report and New Year Plans
The Ames Public School reports the month ending December 2 1905 with top room marks from Miss Fentons Howards and Lannings at Central building. It notes late arrival due to breakdowns, January entry for new and 5 year olds, January 22 start for second semester, and age 6 preferred before enrollment. A Glover club dinner hosts Cockle burrs, and a novel debate series will link Iowa State college Drake University and Grinnell college with six teams total.
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F. E. Kina
Glover Club
Cockle Burrs
Mabel Campbell
Iowa State College
Drake University
Grinnell College
Iowa college debate on rail rate question assigns teams
Three institutions on the third Friday in March will debate the interstate commerce commission rate question. Ames will face Drake at Ames, Grinnell debates Ames and Drake at Des Moines. Preliminary selections in the college chapel chose ten qualifiers with H O Adamson J R Hughes E A Sayre H A Sayre W E Paccard S A Classon and alternates G A Roberts Ellis Rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ames
Drake University
Grinnell
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa State College
College Chapel
H.O Adamson
J. R Hughes
E. A. Sayre
H. A. Sayre
W. E. Paccard
8. A. Classon
G. A. Roberts
Ellis Rail
King of All Cough Medicines
Mr E G Case a mail carrier from Canton Center Conn in the U S service for about sixteen years calls Chamberlain s Cough Remedy king of all for croup and coughs He says it is relied on every time and leaves no bad after effects Sold by Loughran Bauer Calendar pads for sale assortments available
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E. G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U.S
Croup
Chamberlain
Loughran & Bauer
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Edwinson & McDaniel
Ayer
Mads Re
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Lower
Mase
Department of Domestic Science
Agronomy Department
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Tinsley’s
Ralph Ramey
Minnesota
Tom Fenton
F. Parks
Boone
Mutual Phone
Elizabeth Coleby
Winnifred Tilden
Campbell & Byers
A. B. Noble
Clarence Cammack
Radcliffe, Iowa
Dorcas Society
F.T. McLain
Lou Zink
Omaha
F. D. Danforth
Miss Beile Grove
Neewollah Club
A. M. Shea
Boone District Conference
Willard Morris
Lester Rosenfield
Kelley
Edwinson and McDaniel
Iy Springs
W. H. Hurst
Amos Hurst
Nebraska
Charles Williams
Barnesville, Oho
A. M. Elliott
Elliott
Pleasant Grove Church
Lou Graham
Dedham
Arthur Graham
Armory Opera House
Charles A. Taylor
Rev Williams
Mo Chronicle
Ursa, Inl
Times
Kalamazoo Gazette
Capital Skirt Company
Yours
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Ames Public School
Board of Education
Miss Fentons
Miss Howards
Miss Lannings
Mrs. Robinson
Miss Cox
N. Ab
Ory H
Boss
Pra
Kitty M. Howard
Margaret Sowers
South Side
Alice Robinson
Florence White
Eyence
Beardshear
Se Mystie Lek
California
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park
E. D. Rockwell
Citizen's Bank Bldg
Northern Pacific Railway
Xt Paul
Minneapolis
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul
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