Leaps on Runaway Horse by New York Officer
Police officer Thomas F. O Grady of the traffic squad leaped from his saddle onto a runaway bay horse pulling a truck. He grabbed the mane and pinched the nostrils to stop the furious animal after a nearly mile chase through crowded streets. The dramatic rescue unfolded from Fifth Avenue to Madison Avenue as onlookers praised the near-miraculous capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. O'Grady
New York
O’grady
Hollister
Thirty-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue
William Abrahams
Sorrento
O'Grady
Ringling Bros Circus to Visit Ames Area in Summer Show
Des Moines crowds expected for Ringling Bros exhibition Thursday July 16 with a grand parade at 10 AM. The show features a 25th jubilee program with 1280 performers and 650 horses across a three ring, double stage venue, including the automobile double somersault and acts from Persia France Russia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ringling Bros
Ringling Brothers
America
Forget It Says Dead Man Jackie Green Survives Swim Wake Scene
Brooklyn swimmer Jackie Green, 138 York Street, was declared dead after a river swim near the Battery to Coney Island. He clung to a fender log when a tug boat struck him, was revived at Blackwell's Island, and returned home to attend his own wake. He kept his composure and told bystanders to forget it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Green
Brooklyn
Green
York Street
Fulton Street
Washington Street
The
Battery
Coney Island
John Ryan
Jackie
Ryan
Recreation Pier
Hewitt
Blackwell’s Island
Mrs. Green
Woman killed by spinning wheel at Harvester Works
Mrs. Mary Grill, 24, of 440 West Highteenth Place Chicago, died when her hair, down due to heat, was pulled into a spinning wheel at the McCormick branch of International Harvester works on Western and Fine Island Avenues. Her scalp was torn and her body mangled. Workers fled, rescue attempts followed, and the machine was stopped. Police took charge of the body, an inquest by Deputy Coroner Harney returned an accidental death verdict. Mr Grill attended but could not testify.
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Mary Grill
West Highteenth Place
Chicago
McCormic
International Harvester Works
Western
Fine Island Avenues
Harvester Works
Hinman Street
Boly
West Witutesusa Street
Harney
Grill
Kodol Promises Quick Help for Stomach Troubles
One preparation, Kodol, promises prompt stomach relief by digesting all foods. It claims thorough action and lasting relief for stomach disorders with short-term use, sold by C. A. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gamble
Death notices for Mrs Henry Chrisman in Story County
Word arrived Saturday of the death of Mrs. Henry Chrisman of Story County. She died in Chicago at her daughter’s home and had lived on a farm near town for 35 years. The funeral was held in Ames with Rev. W J Minchin officiating. She leaves five daughters including Mrs Bush of Schienevns NM and Miss Jennie Chrisman librarian in Detroit, plus Mrs Harry Bowen and Mrs Jessie Chrisman in Chicago and Mrs Guy Dodds in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dodds
Henry Chrisman
Chicago
Harry Bowen
Chrisman
Story County
Tom Miller
Nevada
Ames
Henry Dodds
W. J. Minchin
Lou Tilden
George
Max George
F. BE. King
Bush
Schienevns
Jennie Chrisman
Detroit
Jessie Chrisman
City Dogs Bound for Death If No Collar or Muzzle
On and after July 13 1908 the city marshal will order the capture of all dogs at large in Ames that lack a proper collar and muzzle. If unclaimed within twenty four hours the dogs shall be killed by the marshal's directive, per Mayor Galen Tilden.
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Ames
Galen Tilden
Eaeney
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
Ili
Rings Little Liver Pills Advertising Copy
An old advertisement proclaims Rings Little Liver Pills relieve sick headache and biliousness at once. It promises a rosy complexion and clear eyes with no griping. Describes suitability for all the family and lists a seller as A. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gamble
Government Land Opening Tripp County South Carolina
Government lands in Tripp County are expected to open around October 1 with about one million acres available for settlement. The Rosebud extension of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway is the sole line to the lands, with tickets to Dallas the Northwestern terminus near the reservation border. The United States land office will likely be located nearby, and free descriptive pamphlets on quarter sections are available from any C N W ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Co
Rosebud
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Dallas
Northwestern
United States Land Office
Smith-Francisco wedding follows Des Moines ceremony
Claude Smith of this city and Miss Francisco of Marshalltown were wed in Des Moines on Tuesday with Mrs. Maxwell present. Smith, longtime Ames resident, recently worked for the Northwestern railroad. The bride, a respected Marshalltown young lady, plans to live in Boone after a trip to Chicago and Michigan.
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Claude Smith
A. B. Maxwell
Des Moines
Francisco
Marshalltown
Maxwell
Mr. Smith
Ames
Northwestern Railroad Company
Smith
Chicago
Michigan
Boone
Christian Science Service Sunday at Odd Fellows hall
Churches notice states Christian Science worship Sunday at 11 am at Odd Fellows hall. The subject of the service is Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Odd Fellows Hall
Church Service Schedule At Local Bible School And Park
The Church of Christ holds Bible school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m by the pastor. A union service follows in the park with attendees from nearby congregations.
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Church of Christ
Pastor, Co
Methodist Church Services at the Rink This Week
Andrew M. Shea presides at services held at the rink. Sunday School at 9:45 led by F. M. Cupps, 11 o clock sermon by the Pastor. Union Park Service at 6 with Rev. J. W. Stevenson. Epworth League at 7:15 with Helen Flint leading on Jesus Teaching Singleness of Purpose in Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew M. Shea
F. M. Cupps
Union Park Service
J. W. Stevenson
Epworth League
Jesus
Helen Flint
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Gains Child Approval
The product promises gentle action on the bowels to drive the cold from the system while reducing inflammation and irritation. It is noted that children like it and it is sold by C. A. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
C. A. Gamble
Campbell Means Quality Photography Across Generations
Campbell name stands for reliable photography quality across studios and generations. The brand emphasizes consistent results, clear imagery, and professional service for clients during life events and creative projects.
Barber Shop Hours Change Notice
Beginning July 13 the barber shops will close at 7 p m on weekdays and 10 p m on Saturdays until further notice. The change affects all shops in the city.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Munn Home
The regular meeting of the Methodist church society will be held at the home of Mrs. A. H. Munn on Tuesday July 14 at 2 30 p m Secretary announces the gathering for planning missions and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. H. Munn
Local Alumni Gather To Back Beatrice Nelson at Ames Chautauqua
Alumni and high school members meet at the school house tonight to organize for the Ames chautauqua in August and plan to cheer Beatrice Nelson as the local representative in the high school oratorical contest. Slater News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Ames Chautauqua
Beatrice Nelson
Slater News
Market prices for farm poultry and eggs
Egg prices listed at 13440 per dozen. Hens priced at 7 cents per pound, springers 12 cents, roosters 3 cents, ducks 6 cents. Ames Produce Co.
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Ames
Selfish People Often Speak Opinions Without Restraint
Some individuals, driven by self interest, broadcast their views openly without regard for others. The remark suggests a pattern where outspoken people fail to temper their opinions.
No Man Feels Rail Pass Farther Than Forgetful Rider
A wry note on travelers who regret forgetting their railroad passes, implying the sting of missed travel or fare issues for those who overlook required documents.
No vaccination for love at first sight, says historian
A lighthearted quote notes no vaccine exists for the instant attraction described as love at first sight. The remark frames romance as unpredictable and timeless, with a touch of witty historical voice.
Hot Springs and Black Hills Rail Special
Low summer rates on the Chicago and North Western Railway for travel to Hot Springs and the Black Hills. Daily Pullman sleeping car service between Omaha Buffalo Gap and Deadwood with convenient schedules. Free illustrated folders with hotels rates maps available from any C N W ticket agent.
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Black Hills
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Pullman
Omaha
Buffalo Gap
Deadwood
West
Hay and Straw For Sale by J A Shugart
Hay and straw for sale with in town delivery available. Old customers invited to respond. Mutual phone 297. Shugart, 14-41.
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Mutual Phone
J. A. Shugart
Clover's Role in Low-Cost Protein and Nitrogen Farming
Clover occupies a unique place in low input agriculture as a cheap protein source and a nitrogen fixer. It provides forage value while enriching soils, supporting sustainable farming systems and reduced synthetic fertilizer use.
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Despen
Clover Growing Problems Rise in Southern Iowa
The article notes clover remains a minor crop in Iowa despite its value and compares acreages with timothy and corn. Low soil humus in southern loess soils hinders stand establishment, prompting Iowa State Experiment Station to publish Bulletin 98 on growing clover. Free copies available from Director C. F. Curtiss in Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soils Department of Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa
C. F. Curtiss
Ame
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