Farmers Discuss Fodder Handling At City Hall Meeting
A Saturday farmers meeting at the city hall drew a large crowd eager to learn and share facts about corn fodder. John Lawson and Jeff Keeley presented methods and costs, comparing husking and cutting options, while Henry Wallace spoke on farm institutes and clover treatment.
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John Lawson
Lawson
Jeff Keeley
Baylands
D. M. Hayden
Crass
Miller
L. C.mcgaw
Slater
O. B. Allen
Jess
Mr. Allen
Pennsylvania
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Wallace
Kegley
John Kegley
Chairman Mills
Parley Sheldon
Ohio
Pers
Gildbek Food Shrine And Son Ad Reveals Local Offerings
The notice lists pants and suits priced from four dollars and up at Sovers with second grade floors per sack at Spring & Son. It also notes Van Campen the renowned football player will not attend the college this year and now serves on the Boone police force.
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Spring & Son
van Campen
Boone
Van
Tailors Offer Low-Cost Suits and Shoes in Chicago Ads
J H Cook advertises H J Franks & Co Tailors Chicago promising tailor made suits from 3 14, 20, and 25 dollars. The notice touts sample lines and savings of about 5 dollars for buyers and spouses, plus $2 50 shoes like Congressmen wear.
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H J/ Franks & Co. Tailors
Chicage
Congressme
J. H. Cook
Wanded. A girl by March 41 do housework for a family
A girl is sought to work housework for a family by March 41. The notice names H. Keegy as contact.
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H. Keegy
Birthday and church notes from the vicinity
Washingtons birthday observed in schools. John Nearness welcomes a baby girl from last week. Rev. Butters returns to the Baptist church, Rev. Petzoldt conducts revival in Carroll. Banks of Ames visits Wortman family. Gray families hold reunion for Gray's 39th birthday. Neilie Sheehey sick. Lou Gossard visits Ames. Tilden Bros improving their dry goods sales room. Public sale announced by M L Grove at Grove farm, March 7 at 1.
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New York World
Dem
the Journal of Commerce
Treasury
Russel Sage
Washington
John Nearness
Rev
Butters
Sac City
The
Baptist Church
Petzoldt
Carroll
Banks
Ames
Sidney Gray
Neilie Sheehey
Ames Election Notice and City Franchises Vote
Qualified electors of Ames Iowa will meet in wards March 4 for council seats and two ballot measures on electric lighting franchise and water mains. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Ward depots and City Hall with mayor Henry Wilson overseeing proclamation.
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Ames
Iowa
Motor Line
Butler's Wagon Shop
Lowa
Kellogg
Onondaga
Kellogg # Onondaga
Milwaukee and Virginia students join veterinary course growth
Students from Milwaukee and Virginia have already classified in the veterinary course. The 1. A. C. is becoming a national institution outgrowing state limits. More winter dairy school students came from out of state than within. California, the Dakotas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Wisconsin had representatives. Thirty five names were enrolled.
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Milwaukee
Virginia
Winter Dairy
California
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Llsinois
Wisconsin
School box social nets funds for flag in district two
The district two box social succeeded with a crowded house and raised enough money to buy a flag. Rev Pettit closed Christian church meetings last Wednesday night due to threats but resumed Sunday and plans to continue. He is an able speaker and attendance remains strong. Mr and Mrs W J Freed attended church. Frank Billings has recovered enough to attend church. Flavin Foster is off the sick list. Hi C Foster and family move to the college for the coming year. Miles White and family relocate two miles south. Married Tuesday Feb 19 at the bride’s parents home Lizzie Price and Mr McCune.
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Pettit
Christian Church
W. J. Freed
Frank Billings
Flavin Foster
Hi. C. Foster
Clay
Miles White
Lizzie Price
Mr. McCune
Annual election of school directors set for March 11 1895
Notice states polls open noon to 6 pm at City Hall for electing two directors for full terms. At February 11 1895 meeting the board recommended levies for 1895: Teachers fund 7000 dollars Contingent fund 3000 dollars School house fund 1000 dollars. Mrs L C Tilden president Chas Whitaker secretary.
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L. C. Tilden
Chas. Whitaker
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the Intelligencer
Merrit
Ames Wa
Democratic Financiers
Doll
Tom Reed
Senate
House
New York Mail and Express
Reci
Sovers
Gildbek Food Shrine & Son
Kelley
Lou Gossard
Tilden Bros.& Co
M. L.grove
Gilbert
Lovelock
Dan McCarthy
Election Nottice
Eetrrc
Neti
Henry Wilson
Witett
E. M. Soper’s
Ontario
Piperheisteck
W. H. Marsden
Gilbert Station
E. P. Ginnert
Office OF
Des Moines
U.S
London
Lancashire
New York
Therore
McCarthy
Stte
U. 8
Cece Ees
Wueneer
C.g. Mecca Y
Auditor of State of Law, I
J. B. Elliott
Pelt Boots
Cserman
Daniel Bros. & Herman
Garland Stoves
Bingham & CO
Ellwoods
J. Case
Cramer
Cramer Bros
Just
R. N. Taylor
Story County
Morris Bros
New Bakery
Confectionery Store
Perkins
Main Street
T. W. Sheldon
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