House For Sale And Related Classified Notices
Two story frame house with stone foundation and porch on the south offers four upstairs rooms and five downstairs. Includes large cellar and electric lights with a barn and shop. Also listed are acres near a college dairy farm, a horse and phaeton, Buff Plymouth Rock Cockerels, wall papers cleaned, furnished rooms for rent, and lots for sale in Ames with contact J L Stevens, Box 198 Boone.
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V. Kassam
Acive College
College Farm
Ames
J. L. Stevens
Boone
Ames in Brief highlights from campus and visits
Several local readers are noted in this brief: Harley McElyea and Ross Rutherford spent time in Nevada. D. B. Donovan is a campus visitor. Victor Beach is ill with scarlet fever. A. P. Cobb is billed to speak at the Christian church. Also mentioned are George Maquin training the Melbourne band, W. K. Green visiting Nevada scenes, and various faculty travel and events at Ames and nearby towns.
Ben Stull Named Administrator of Estate
Ben Stull was appointed administrator of his late mother's estate. He takes on responsibilities for settling debts and distributing assets under local probate law.
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Ben Stull
Differences Adjusted After Hotel Owners’ Dispute
A misunderstanding between Arlington hotel owners caused a minor disturbance last week but the issue has been amicably settled.
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Arlington Hotel
Reverend Carr Lectures on Common Sense in Defiance
Rev. J. H. Carr of Ames lectured in Defiance on January 7 on Common Sense. His talk was well received and spoken of in very high terms by attendees.
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J. H. Carr
Ames
Defiance
Clarence Shugart Injured In buggy Accident
Clarence Shugart suffered a broken arm Thursday while driving to the college. He was thrown from the buggy on a grade and sustained the injury in the fall.
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Clarence Shugart
Ray Cave Appointed Assistant Herd Book Man
Ray Cave of I. S. C. 06 was named assistant herd book man in Washington D C and left last week to start duties after spending the summer traveling in Canada and the West.
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Ray Cave
Ashington
D. C
Mr. Cave
Canada
West
Commercial Club Banquet Menu Bids Sought
Parties wishing to bid on serving the banquet for the Commercial club February 22d can obtain the menu at Lemmon's store. All bids must be filed by noon Monday January 21st.
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Commercial Club
Lemmon's
Lemmons’ Store
Haverly Installed as Ames Postmaster Saturday
Mr. C. EB. Haverly was formally installed as postmaster and now has full charge of the Ames office. The office continues to receive efficient service under Mr. Hardin and the assistants who remain.
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C. EB. Haverly
Ames
Hardin
Farm Shredding Accident Injures Worker
John Stallman lost a finger on his left hand last week while shredding corn at Dr. Niles' farm. He was operating the corn shredder when the machine started and caught his finger.
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John Stallman
Dr. Niles
Fire scare at Spence fruit store sparks alarm
Workmen on the Co. and North Western line south of the store spotted smoke and raised the alarm last week saving the building from likely destruction. Five minutes more and the rear and upper story would have burned.
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F. B. Spence
Adjudged Insane Ward Hunt A. I. C. '05
Ward Hunt of the I. C. eight five was declared insane by the Nevada commissioners on Saturday and sent to Clarinda Monday. His reason is believed to be a derangement caused by a broken love affair.
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Ward Hunt
Nevada
Clarinda
Dena Clark Suffers Shoulder Dislocation After Fall
Ten year old Dena Clark daughter of Ben Clark of the Ames Home bakery suffered a dislocation of the shoulder when she fell on cellar steps Monday. She sought treatment at Dr. Bore's office Tuesday.
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Little Dena Clark
Ben Clark
Ames Home Bakery
Dr. Bore
Times Office Narrow Escape Fire Hero
A gasoline can ignited at The Times office on Friday causing a brief blaze. Kegley displayed quick action by removing a five gallon can from the center of the flames to avert disaster.
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Times
Kegley
City Council Debates Hose Purchase Debate
City council members weigh a proposal to buy fire hose valued around $1,000. Hose salesmen press the deal as Black Cat and Hose Proof oppose the plan. The article notes demand for genuine fire hose and the council’s opposing views.
Ellsworth Corps installs officers at Odd Fellows hall
Ellsworth Corps and Woman's Relief Corps installed officers Thursday at Odd Fellows hall. New officers include M. Electa Gilbert as president and Sue Rubel as senior vice, Augusta Underwood as junior vice, Martha Bacon chaplain, Sarah Gossard treasurer, Nancy Taylor secretary, plus conductor, guard, patriotic instructor and color bearers.
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Ellsworth
Odd Fellows Hall
Augusta Underwood
M. Electa Gilbert
Sue Rubel
Martha Bacon
Sarah Gossard
Nancy Taylor
Perry Bower
Sarah Arrasmith
Nancy Butler
Jane Carey
Sarah Burton
Letta McFarlan
Mrs. Stuckslager
Lou Foote
Mary Dunning
Emily Wilkinson
Clara Darner
Scottish pride and Bryan on railroads cited in interview
Boone resident Mr. Howard Lund praises the Intelligen cer interview with Dr Copestake. He argues that Scotland and the British Isles show municipal pride and honesty in public utilities, contrasting with graft in the United States. He cites English mayors who served as mayors of Exeter without pay and notes Scotland’s example.
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Howard Lund
Boone
Copestake
Scotland
British Isles
Bryan
Edinburgh
Exeter
Hank Keeps The Palaces On Wheels In Line
Frosty mornings test old donkey engine and cars as Hank’a steadying presence reassures riders. He promises that the palaces on wheels will endure through winter and spring as long as enough on board hold the straps.
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Hank
Ames area feed stores advertise fuel and feed options
Mall ap 1441 offers coal or wood shop feed at 75c per hundred. Shugart's Feed Store and other providers promote fuel and feed. call at old J. M. Gilbert blacksmith shop. E. Robertson announces a branch of Eadie Ward Music Co. Chas Correll of Winnipeg visits W. K. Greer near the college. editor A. Maland and foreman Guy Busset visit Ames during the chicken show. WM Smay drums up monument sales with Wisconsin Red Granite shipments from Granite Heights.
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Shugart’s
J. M. Gilbert
Chas. Correll
Winnepeg
Canada
W.K Greer
A. Maland
The
Slater News
Guy Busset
Intelligencer
Wm. Smay
Nevada
Wisconsin
Granite Heights
Thanks for support during illness and death of Eva Oramer
Mr and Mrs S Oramer express gratitude to Ames friends for acts and kind messages during their daughter Eva's sickness and death.
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Eva
S. Oramer
Intelligencer Subscriptions Rise in Story County
Over 300 names added to the Intelligencer yearly list in six months with steady gain. The paper reports no premiums or cheap rates as inducement. Board of supervisors figures show it ranks third in Story county circulation and projects moving to second next year and first the year after.
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Intelligencer
Board of Supervisors
Story County
Alexander Leads Nevada Lodge Officers Banquet Orchestra
Alexander and Messrs Myers Spangler Lewis Mason performed with the orchestra at the installa tion of officers and banquet of the Ma sonic lodge in Nevada Friday night.
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Alexander
Nevada
Masonic Lodge
Messrs Myers
Spangler
Lewis, Mason
Radie-Ward Music Co Names Robertson Manager
O E Robertson of Marshalltown named manager and salesman for the Radie Ward Music Co store with John R Keating Jeweler. The firm buys in car load lots, offers easy payments, and aims to expand a fine piano stock. Bids for serving the Commercial Club Banquet must be filed by noon Monday January 21. copies of the menu available at Lemmons' store.
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Radie-Ward Music Co
John R. Keating
O. E. Robertson
Marshalltown
Robertson
Eadie-Ward Music Co
John R. Keat
Don’t Use Salt On Cement Walkways Urged
A cement expert warns against throwing salt on sidewalks and explains salt softens cement causing honeycombing. The tip suggests ashes and sawdust as proper alternatives, reported by Slater News.
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Slater News
Homesteaders policy holder praises Des Moines company
Carrie B. Scott of Ames expresses gratitude for the Homesteaders in Des Moines Ia for courteous treatment after a March 1906 policy claim and endorses the company as reliable. The letter is dated January 12 1907 tailored to the Homesteaders in Ames Iowa.
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Carrie B. Scott
Breeders Notice for Story County Meeting at Nevada Court House
The Story County Breeders association will hold its annual meeting at the Nevada courthouse on Monday January 21 at 1 30 p m. All breeders are requested to be present. Z K Graves is secretary.
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Story County Breeders Association
Court House
Nevada
Z. K. Graves
Seo'y
Ames Iowa sewer plat notice for Lowa streets on file
The City Clerk of Ames Iowa notifies that a plat and schedule for sewer special assessments along Lowa College Lincoln State Onondaga streets are on file. Objections must be in writing by February 4 1907 to the City Clerk after council review and corrections.
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Ames
Lowa
Towit
Lowa St
Hodge
Northwestern
College Street
Clark
Lincoln
Lincoln Street
College
State
State Street
Hogcatt
Onondaga Street
Duff
Carroll
Iowa
A. B.maxwell
Parley Sheldon
TILDEN BROTHERS & COMPANY Incorporated Notice
Notice of incorporation under Iowa law for Tilden Brothers & Company with Ames Story County headquarters. Business includes manufacturing and buying carpets boots shoes groceries glassware crockery and real estate. authorized capital stock 750 shares of 10 dollars each, 250 preferred at 8 percent dividend, 500 common. Directors named Lucian C. Tilden Frederick C. Tilden J Galen Tilden with officers to be elected, initial board 1908.
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Tereo
State of
Iowa
Tilden Brothers & Company, Incorporated
Busines
Ames
Story County
Lucian C. Tilden
Frederick C. Tilden
J. Galen Tilden
Unusual Occupations of Women Across the World
The article surveys women street cleaners in Munich and Paris, noting how German and Austrian women perform heavy public labor while men serve in the military. It also highlights successful women breeders of Angora cats, a prosperous innkeeper, and a Chinese journal editor raising topics from torture to opium to national pride.
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Paris
Munich
Germany
Austria
Peking Woman
Jonal
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R Sale
James Hale
East
Rae
Buff
Plymouth Rock Cockerels
W. H. Gree
Lew Anderson
Puff T
Poe
W. St
Hone Mutual
Boone, la
Harley McElyea
D. B. Donovan
Ross Rutherford
W. K. Green
Victor Beach
Prof
Mrs. Beach
A. P. Cobb
Christian Church
George Maquin
Melbourne
Murphy
W. B. Jones
Lincoln, NL
Prof. Jones
Mr. Holmes
South Dakota
Bob Patterson
Des Moines
Asia
E. G. Bernhart
Cinnati, O
A. M. Perkins
West 37Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Russ Reed
Mr. Reed
Tilden Pennant Factory
Cave
Washington
Haverly
Dr. Copestake
Gora Hantington
A.M Ball of
Casper
Wyoming
E. Robertson
Eadie Ward Music Company
Ames, Ia
the Homesteaders
Mutual
Ames Markets
Everal
Merchantre
Tilden Brothers & Co
Lucian G. Tilden
Alaska
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