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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
8
Steward's Potatoes offers home grown produce aimed at households and local trade. The branding emphasizes quality and value, positioning their potatoes as the best money can buy for customers seeking dependable staple produce.
An ad offers bone green or frozen fruit, hand sorted with no short measure baskets. Crates hold over 6 pounds and are guaranteed exactly as represented. Minimum order is 5 bushels, price is 85 cents per bushel, and no small or blemished stock is sold.
Local notice lists J. and C. A. Steward with contact phone 2608 and a reference to a location three miles east of Ames. The fragment provides minimal identifying details and no additional context or actions.
The 1. O. O. F. installed officers led by Arthur Bauer and Racine D. Goble with Hulett as Treasurer. Knights of Pythias also installed officers including Pettibone and Lynn Morris. The Ladies of the A. R. postponement due to the president’s illness was resumed later.
Miss Ethel Pike is named director of the church choir for the C E Society. The Congregational church C E Society will hold a social and business meeting Friday at Mrs. Frazier's on South Second Street. The Junto Literary Society, comprising Ames high school girls, held an extemporary program with solos by Constance Bird and Beulah Hoot.
Ames readers learn of multiple marriages including Effie Grayson and D W McDole of Walden Colorado a quiet Denver Post noted ceremony and gifts. Jo Lappin and Charles Warsaw wed in Riceville to begin life in Ames with gifts and electrical engineering ties. Lilla Hall and John Craig announce a January wedding at Andover South Dakota with Cincinnati home to follow. Grace Marsh and Garrett Halloway wed in Nevada Illinois home of groom’s mother.
Mrs Percy Wallsworth wed Saturday afternoon at three in a ceremony conducted by Justice W S Smith with immediate relatives present. The bride resided near Nevada with her sister. the groom, formerly of Kelley, had lived there for years. Col Hope to lecture Thursday night January 26 at reduced charges.
A local offer guarantees Rexall Orderlies will cure chronic constipation or be provided free of cost. The remedy claims to tone nerves and muscles of the large intestine without purging other organs, sold at Loughran & Bauer with two sizes and price. notes a lecture by Col. P. E. Hope on California scenery at a Christian church on Thursday evening, Jan 26.
An Ames notice promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it cleanses the scalp, nourishes roots, and prevents hair loss. Store Longren & Bauer offers 50c and 1.00 bottles with a full refund if not satisfied. Other items mention a church event and local notices about science talks, theater, and association elections.
A compact schedule lists upcoming services and events for multiple churches. St. Cecilia's and Christian Science hold Sunday masses and meetings, with details on sermon topics and times. Various churches note anniversaries, festivals, youth programs, and adults classes across February to April.
Mrs Jennie Beyer visits Grinnell friends. Restaurant for sale if taken at once. Rexall Cold Tablets promise relief from head back and limb pain. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs George Van Scoy on January 11. Lectures and visits noted, including Miss Vinerva Cessna from Orange California visiting Ames. Board of Supervisors selects Nevada Journal Ames Intelligencer and Story County papers as official. Several sales and real estate moves announced near Ames. Local officials and professionals mentioned with various travel and health notes.
Months has accepted a position at the creamery in Baker City Oregon with a good salary increase. He began duties January first and his wife, currently in Denver, will join him in a couple of weeks. Special attractions are advertised in the Wants column.
Obituaries and funeral notices from Ames Story County Iowa recount deaths including J W Courtney Elizabeth Livingston Harry Simpson Heljeson Catharine Hunt and others with details on births, marriages, causes, service dates and interments. Relations, survivors and local church tributes noted.
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