Corn fodder discussion at city hall farmers meeting
A crowded city hall gathering weighed fodder handling methods for corn. John Lawson praised husking by machine with a per acre margin near one dollar while critics argued rotation and cost factors. Henry Wallace urged best practices from northern Iowa institutes.
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John Lawson
Lawson
Jeff Keeley
Baylands
D. M. Hayden
Miller
L. C.mcgaw
Slater
O. B. Allen
Allen
Pennsylvania
Henry Wallace
Farm and Dairy
Iowa
Wallace
Kegley
John Kegsey
Mills
Local notes of births church meetings and community events
Washington's birthday observances in area schools. a baby girl welcomed at John Nearness's home. revival meetings led by Rev. Petzoidt in Carroll. social and church activities including a box social netting funds for a Dice flag. Moves and arrivals, family reunions, a marriage of Miss Lizzie Price and Mr. McCune.
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John Nearness
Butters
Sac City
The
Baptist Church
Petzoidt
Carroll
Bankstrom Ames
Pettit
Christian Church
W. J. Freed
Lizzie Price
Mr. McCune
Ames Election Notice and City Franchise Proposals
Qualified electors of Ames Iowa will vote on March 4 for four council seats and two measures. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Ward One Depot Ward Two City Hall Ward Three Butler's Wagon Shop Ward Four Depot. The council proposes electric light franchise and water mains purchases with options for approval or rejection. Mayor Henry Wilson signs. Also notes Van Campen football player may join Boone police force. story mentions administration revenues.
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Treasury
Russel Sage
Ames
Iowa
Butler's Wagon Shop
WuHereas
Kellogg and
Ooondaga
van Campen
Boone
Van
Tailor Made Suits From H J Franks & Co Offer
J H Cook advertises tailor made suits in Chicago at 14.00, 20.00, and 25.00 with sample line to save about five dollars on shoes. He invites customers to visit and place orders for himself and wife.
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H J/ Franks & Co. Tailors
Chicage
Wanted Girl for Housework by March 41
A family of J. H. KeG y seeks a girl to do housework by March 41. No further details provided in the notice.
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J. H. KeG.y
Veterinary course draws students nationwide from many states
Students from Milwaukee and Virginia have already classified in the veterinary course. The A C is becoming a national institution, outgrowing state limits. The winter dairy school just closed drew more out of state students than in state. California, the Dakotas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Wisconsin sent representatives. Thirty five names were enrolled.
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Milwaukee
Virginia
The
A. C
Winter Dairy
California
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Iilinois
Wisconsin
Annual election of school directors set for March 11 1895
Notice states city hall polls open 12 noon to 6 pm for two full-term directors. At February 11 1895 meeting the board recommended levies: Teachers fund 7000 dollars Contingent fund 3000 dollars School house fund 1000 dollars. Mrs L C Tutpen, President Chas Whitaker, Secretary.
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L. C. TutpEn
Chas. Whitaker
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Democratic Financiers
Kelley
Washington
Sidney Gray
Nellie Sheehey
Lou Gossard
Tilden Bros.& Co
M. L.grove
Gilbert
Dan McCarthy
Ontario
Frank Billings
Flavin Foster
H. C. Foster
College
Clay
Miles White
Kellogg
Onondaga
Henry Wilson
Spring & Son
Globe K Food Spring & Son
J. H. Cook
Cserimian
Alaskas
Daniel Bros. & Herman
Aran
Bingham & CO
Ellwoods
J. Case
Garland
Piper Heipsteck
Cramer
Cramer Bros
Just
W. H. Marsden
Gilbert Station
Lowa
E. P. Gilbert
E. P. Gilpert
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SM. Occas Ccopeue Ce Eee
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C. G. Notapeay
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Beikiocs
Vernical Slade
E. M. Soper’s
Story County
Horner & Co
Over Bower & Serrenson’s
Morris Bros
Feed Stable
New Bakery
AMD
Confectionery Store
Perkins
Main Street
T. W. Sheldon
Ames Laundry
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