Resolutions by Arcada Lodge No 249
Resolutions from Arcada Lodge No 249 A F and Am Ames Iowa February 23 1909 mourn the loss of Brother Frank J Graves and extend sympathy to his family The lodge room to be draped in mourning for 30 days and the resolutions spread on the records a copy sent to the family Committee members George Judisch M A Manning and J B Kooser signed the report
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Masonic Lodge
Ames
Iowa
Frank J. Graves
Arcada Lodge No
George Judisch
M. A. Manning
J. B. Kooser
Death of Frank J Graves Honored by Ames Homestead 833
The Ames Homestead No 833 Brotherhood of American Yeomen passes a unanimous resolution at its last meeting honoring Frank J Graves who died this year. The lodge expresses sympathy to his widow and children and to bereaved relatives, noting his high character and moral standing. The resolutions will be recorded in minutes and published in the Ames Intelligencer and Ames Ames. A copy under seal will be sent to the Graves family.
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Frank J. Graves
Ames Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Ames Intelligencer
Ames Ames
J. W. Latherow
Mary Kingkade
Frank E. Owens
Sincere thanks to friends and fraternal orders
The Graves family extends gratitude to friends neighbors masons eastern star woodmen and yeomen for kind words sympathy tokens of friendship and brotherly love from Mrs Anna E Graves A J Graves E H Graves Z K Graves.
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Masons
Eastern Star
Woodmen
Yeomen
Anna E. Graves
A. J. Graves
E. H. Graves
Z. K. Graves
Infant Donald Floyd O'Brien dies at 11 days old
Little Donald Floyd O'Brien, infant son of Mr and Mrs S. R. O'Brien, born February 10 1909 and died February 21 1909 at age 11 days. Funeral services were held at the family home at 4 PM Monday.
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Donald Floyd O’brien
R. O’brien
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs S R OBrien thank friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during their baby’s illness and death.
Mobs Formed in Two Cities Riot in Greek Quarter After Omaha Police Killings
After a meeting at city hall in South Omaha 800 to 1,000 men marched toward the Greek quarter to avenge Patrolman Lowery’s death. The mob wrecked 30 buildings, attacked Greeks, Italians, and Romanians, with 15 arrests, and a boardinghouse burned before police stopped the violence.
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South
Omaha
Edward Lowery
Lincoln
Frank Sweeney
Joseph Gamble
Demos Bros
Mary Demos
Edward Porter
Charles Nestrous
Rioting Negro mob drives Ottumwa jail scare
A mob of about 1000 gathered around Ottumwa Iowa jail demanding a negro suspect. Three roped suspects held at the jail while one was taken for release and another attempt sparked a beating. Vigilance committee aids police as National Guard holds in reserve. A $1200 reward posted for the assailant who attacked Mrs. Johnston in her home after a struggle with a curtain pole used as a bludgeon. The bloodhounds tracked suspect to a ravine near Rutledge mining camp but failed to find him.
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Ottumwa
John Junkin
Clara Rosen
Fifty-fourth Regiment
National Guard
Schamp
Springfield
Charles N. Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
Personal mentions in Ames society notes
A prolonged social column lists residents and visitors in Ames including Mr. Ed Graves who will live in Ames near his ill father, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobs returning from Paducah, Mrs. 8. J. Rice moving to Morgan Colorado, Miss Regina Brennan and Miss Shirley Storm at Alta for Lucetta Cameron and Sievers wedding, and many others visiting Des Moines, Alta, or Colfax. The piece notes local moves, engagements, and gatherings, with several people attending events or traveling for work, school, or family reasons.
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Ed Graves
Ames
Zenor
Dakota
Regina Brennan
Shirley Storm
Alta
Lucetta Cameron
Mr. Sievers
Sievers
Clark
Des Moines
College
Loughran and Bauer Introduce The Wall Paper Line
Loughran and Bauer unveil THE line of wall paper featuring bold patterns and durable finishes. The collection emphasizes modern textures and classic motifs suited for living spaces and kitchens alike.
Barrett Is Critically Ill At Des Moines Hospital
The Methodist hospital in Des Moines reports Prof. A. C. Barrett is seriously ill with a high fever around 104 degrees. Family and friends are greatly alarmed by his condition as doctors monitor him closely.
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Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
A. C. Barrett
Ames Area Property Transfers And Land Descriptions
A series of Ames area property transfers and deeds listed, detailing buyer and seller names, payment amounts, and property descriptions including lots, blocks, and parcels in various additions such as Blacks 2nd, College Park 2d, Kelley, Lee & Little, and Huxley Land Co. plus a long strip of land off a railroad right of way.
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J. A. Campbell
Ole Olson
Ames
J. L. Stevens
W Et al
J. W. Bowdish Jr
College Park
North Ames
Alice Freda
Husb
C. B. Finch
Bik
Kelley
Carl L. Little
Wet al
L. C. Waltmire
Lee & Little
Ad Ames
Sarah Robney
Lena Robney
Moint
John Dobbe Ani
Larson, Nelson & Co
Huxley Land Co
Huxley
Imogene Stevens
Sycamore St
Wall Paper Line Highlight At Loughran and Bauer
See the most complete line of wallpaper at Loughran and Bauer's. The advertisement urges customers to explore a full range of patterns and textures available at the store.
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Loughran & Bauer's
Piano tuner Byron E. Brown to visit Ames after March
Sioux City piano tuner Byron E Brown will be in Ames for several days shortly after March 1. Leave orders at King Printing Co office or call 327 Mutual for arrangements.
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Byron E. Brown
Sioux City
Ames
Office
King Printing Co
Mutual
Tax Notice At Ames Savings Bank
Tax collection information directs residents to pay their taxes at the Ames Savings Bank. The notice highlights where payments are accepted and the due dates for tax settlements.
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THE
Ames Savings Bank
No Train For 17 Days in Colorado Storm
Denver report on a severe eastern and central Colorado storm delaying railroad traffic. Crested Butte has had no train from Gunnison for seventeen days, causing citizen indignation at the Denver and Rio Grande railroad for not clearing tracks and threatening famine and a standstill in business.
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Denver
Colorado
Crested Butte
Gunnison
Denver and Rio Grande
Baby found hanging from railroad bridge near Sterling
A male infant about two weeks old was found hanged from the girders of a railroad bridge west of Sterling Illinois on February 23. The child was wrapped in Chicago newspapers and police suspect the parents live in Chicago.
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Sterling, Ill
Chicago
Ernest Tripp Missing From Mabie House Near Campus
Ernest Tripp, 40, who rented the Mabie house south of the campus, disappeared last Thursday and has not been heard from since. His wife, distressed by the absence, reports he had about $15 and few debts, and she fears he may have become mentally deranged.
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Ernest Tripp
Mabie
Cncoeeres
School Election Week Moves Upward
The town votes in a school election one week from next Monday March 8. Professors Noble and Talbott may seek re election but no information exists on intentions or candidates. If no caucuses are held all viable names should be printed next week so voters may judge abilities before election day.
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A. B. Noble
W. W. Talbott
March weather and nature imagery in verse
The excerpt speaks of a harsh March with a wild northeaster and gray rain that ends, promising an April day. It forecasts blooming crocus, violets, and daffodils on greener hills as the thrush returns with a new lay.
Some Men Work Harder to Beg a Handout Than Earn Dinner
A terse remark contrasts effort with dependency, noting some men seek charity more than earning a proper meal and implying critique of laziness or entitlement. The line presents a blunt moral judgment within a social observation.
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State and
Hyland Ave
State St
Highland "Ave
Douglass Ave
Inquires Ave
Main St
Boone St
Bag Om
J. Jacobs
Itf
Harold F. Clemmer
Mutual Telephone
Donald Floyd O'Brien
Mrs. S. R. O’brien
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Police
City
Nebraska City
Latin Quarter
Duffave
F. N. Fowler
C. M. Soper
Nevada
Ruth Barrett
Edith Frazier
Kappa Delta House
Miss Frazier
Eagle Grove
Marjorie
Paducah
Kentucky
8. J. Rice
Morgan, Colorado
A. G. Anderson
Helen Jones
Edna Everett
Virginian
Frank Porter
Ogden
Wm. Clark
Bernice Shugart
Whittemore
Ans
Ruth Whittemore
Mr. Howard Person
Miss Carrie Tallman
Nora Dake
the Knob
E. W. Stanton
Mrs. Duncan
Mrs. L. C. Tilden
Miss White
Dean Stanton
Jennie McE. Beyer
Beyer
Sarah McElyea
Lutheran Aid Society
Lew Erics
May Reed
O. H. Cessna
Will Zeigler
Iowa College
Grinnell
Ben Read
W. 8
Burnett Ave
Harry Brown
Embry
Olla Johnson
Myrtle Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Luella Kilbourne
Verna Erwin
Truman Manning
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Tilden Bros. & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Loughran & Bauer
Paul. A.C. Barrett
Colo
Babe
Eanest Tripp
KK. L. Sylvester
Optician
Northwestern Optical College of
Minneapolis, Minn
Nibel & Weston
Chee
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