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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1901

Page

4

Death of Mrs. Julia McLain a community pillar

Mrs. Julia McLain died at Mt. P hospital after four weeks awaiting surgical relief. A former Vermont teacher who moved to Ames in 1870, she was renowned for culture, religion, and leadership in charity and education. Her death sparks tributes to her refinement, optimism, and influence as wife mother and neighbor. Her funeral was from the tonal church. She leaves a husband and two sons Tilden and McLain.

Howard P. McLain Mt. P Our City Ames Rochester Vermont New England Afterwood Julia McLain King of Love W. H. Wynnoffig Hus Tilden McLain Eden

Obituary of W S Anderson Veteran Civic Figure

Mr W S Anderson born April 28 1842 near New Carlisle Clark Co Ohio died February 21 1901 at Fern Creek Kentucky. He served in the Civil War with the 94th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and later moved to Story County Iowa where he married Melvina J Elliott and was active in the United Brethren Church. Relocated to Kentucky in 1890 he joined the Southern Presbyterian Church and remained active until death leaving a wife and six children.

W.S. Anderson New Carlisle Clark Co Ohio Fern Creek Methodist Church 94Th Ohio Volunteer, Infantry Story Co Iowa Melvina J. Elliott Ames U. B. Church Kentucky Southern Presbyterian Church Mr. Anderson

Tragic Death of Illinois Central Brakeman in Dyersville

Fred Gilbert of Waterloo Illinois Central brakeman was killed at 7 20 Saturday in Dyersville while on freight train No 52 later picked up by crew on No 85. Both legs near the body and one arm were severed the other broken. Death mystery. Gilbert was known in Ames having worked here about a year and a half ago.

Fred Gilbert Illinois Central Waterloo Dyersville No. 52 Gilbert Ames

Cream of Wheat Breakfast Plan Mentioned by F Lerts

A brief note cites using Cream of Wheat for breakfast and references F Lerts as the source or promoter of the idea.

F. Lerts

Local Grant News Reports Varying Shifts and Visits

In Tama County W F Skiles will occupy the Bert Wood vacancy after moving to State Center. Sowers was seen buying hogs nearby. Davis returned from Missouri and visits Wolfax. Jasin Billings of McCallsburg traveled to see her ill mother. Ezzie Mattingly of Tama visited Ira Davis. Mrs F W Penfield suffered facial bruises from a cow horn during feeding last Sunday evening.

W. F. Skiles Tama Co Bert Wood State Center Jasin Billings McCallsburg Ezzie Mattingly Tama Ira Davis F. W. Penfield

Moving Notices Round Gilbert and Nevada

Mr and Mrs H Totten spent Sunday in Nevada. Georgia Conrad moves stock of agent goods in the post office this week. Brown moves into Mr McGill’s vacated house. Brown bought the property. Will McGill’s family plan California trip at week’s end. Miss Mabel Brunson visited with parents in Nevada. L Smith moves grocery stock into the Tilden block. Mr Zenith occupies Mr Smith’s vacated building. Mrs Zenor to open a military store in Gilbert soon. Rev Heskett returns home after two weeks’ absence from Gilbert.

Georgia Conrad Mr. Brown McGill Brown Will McGill California Mabel Brunson Nevada L. Smith Tilden Mr. Zenor Mr. Smith

Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Java and Mocha Coffee

A persuasive notice praises Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Java and Mocha coffee. It claims the product is the world’s best grade, packed in parchment lined bags, with careful selection and packing to ensure healthful enjoyment. It contrasts unsafe coffee with this premium brand and notes its deep port wine color before cream and golden after cream.

Chase & Sanborn

Cough Relief Claim From Foley's Honey and Tar

A Chicago resident reports his wife endured a severe lagrippe cough but found immediate relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. He claims a 50 cent bottle cured her cough entirely and warns to take no substitute.

G. Vacher Osgood St Chicago Foley

Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets Advertised By Bosworth

A brief old advertisement touts Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets claiming to break up a cold while you sleep. It promises No Cure No Pay and lists the price as 25 cents. L. M. Bosworth and farm sale mention appear in the snippet.

L. M. Bosworth

Bosworth Pitches Pile Cure Patent Remedy Ad

The advertisement touts a pile remedy by L. M. Bosworth promising cure with no pay if not. Each package includes a pile pipe free and samples offered free.

Pile Cure Ad Offers Free Sample and Guarantee

An advertising notice for a pile cure promotes a free pile pipe with each package and a positive written guarantee. The seller, L. M. Bosworth, charges 50 cents with samples free and a No Cure No Pay promise.

L. M. Bosworth

Native herbs offer cure promise with money back guarantee

Advertises B. Cowlrow as agent for native herbs for rheumatism and blood diseases. Claims a two hundred day bottle and a full refund if no cure after following directions. Includes name and remedy details.

B. Cowdrey

Over coats discount at The New Clothing Store

A short notice offers twenty percent off over coats at The New Clothing Store run by L. O. Keepick. The ad highlights a seasonal sale and invites customers to visit the shop.

L. O. KeEepick

Tilden and Loughran line beats competitors in fine stationery

The line from Tilden and Loughran tops rivals in fine stationery offerings. The article notes superior quality and broader selection, highlighting craftsmanship and lasting materials.

Tilden & & Loughran

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Culbertson L. H. Pammel R. C. Barrett Buffalo Center Winnebago Co Barrett Winnebago County Washington Township J Kegley Co. Supt. Hansen A. Dean Bateman Washington, D C North-Western Washington Chicago & North- Western Devery Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, GA Grant News Mr. Sowers Mr. Davis Missouri Wolfax Gilbert Station Mrs. H. ©. Totten Rev. Heskett I$c Goat Ladies Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees B. A. Knudson Cash Grocer Rabbitee J.L. Siffs Mutual Res J .B. Elliotts Rek Dandermast Sowa Chester White Boar M. W. Templeton Graham Miller & Sons The Farmer’s Cooperative Association Frances L. Sales Missouri Valley J. W. Adams Banner W. W. Umbarger Marshall, Mo Foey J. A. Lambert Rachel, N. G J. W. Adanes Trpen & Loughran
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