Monkeys Battle Fire In Sightseeing Circus Parade
Gentry Bros showcase highly trained simian acts including a fire setting and extinguishing routine at Hotel de Monk. A lavish parade starts at the show grounds at ten, extending over a mile with elephants ponies dogs and several comic features drawing children and crowds. Performances at 2 and 5 p.m. are scheduled rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Hotel de Monk
India
Wie
Sahara
Arabian
Ganges
Real Estate Transfers in Ames and Surrounding Areas
Multiple transfers show parcels in Ames and surrounding towns. Mary A Myers to Martin Myers for $1200 on lots 1 2 and S. Margaret N Fellows to Arthur Bauer for $2200 on lots 2 10 bik 41 Blairs 3. Parley Sheldon to OFE Was ser for $900 on lots 11 12 13 bik 9 Duffs add Ames. Reports include bank and individual conveyances of various lots in Wilcox sub div Beardshears add Ames and other tracts in College Park Ames with several small sums and several vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Myers
Martin Myers
Mike College Park
Ames
Margaret N Fellows
Arthur Bauer
Blairs
Armes
Parley Sheldon
OFE Wasser
Duffs
Ottie M Murray
Hus
T. A. Kyle
Ames Suv Bank
Real Estate Transfers Ames and Parkers ad showings
E T Robbins and wife to W J Kennedy, $1000, lot 3 Millers sub division, lots 3 and 18 Parker s ad to Ames. William T Smith and wife to Clara V Smith, $300, lot 20 W T Smith s ad Ames ex 15 ft off west side. J L Stevens and wife et al to Peter Westman, $375, lots 5 and 6 block 4 College Park ad Ames. Bewitching Dances in Comus presented by Donald Robertson and his company headlining sixteen dancers campus venue June 9th auspices Class 09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ritland
Lars O Ritland
Leesa Walters
Beardshears
Ames
James Hutchison
Hauptman
Harrimans
Peter Westman
H. E. Emery
College
E T Robbins
W. J. Kennedy
William T Smith
Clara V Smith
T Smith
J L Stevens
College Park
Donald Robertson
I. Ss. C
The Larger Soul Brings Simpler Life Adage
Quote on zeal and caution contrasted with humbleness and perception. The passage implies a larger soul leads to simpler living and warns against pride and overcaution. It uses a metaphor of shadows to suggest misjudging danger and darkness.
City Council Weighs Curbs on Avenues and Street
Notice from Ames dated May 17 1909 states the City Council introduced and passed a resolution to curb portions of Douglass Avenue Ellogge Avenue and Onondaga Street and will consider the measure at a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass and
eEllogge Avenues
Onondaga Street
City of
Ames
Ames City to hear curb construction objections in 1909
Public notice for a June 24 1909 meeting in Ames Iowa at 8 p m. to consider a proposed resolution to curb streets Onondaga Douglass Kellogg with concrete curb work and specific dimensions and gravel mix. Hearings open to property owners subject to assessments.
Nervous Prostration Prompts Dr Miles Nervine Endorsement
A Cleveland resident Mrs D Jones credits Dr Miles Nervine with recovery from nervous prostration. The ad extols nerves as the source of body function and positions Nervine as a remedy for nervous weakness, promising money back if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
D. 1. Jones
Broadway
Cleveland
Great Truth Misused as Selfish Criterion
Philosophical reflection on how using a noble truth to govern selfish ends creates a distortion. It cautions that true understanding should measure actions by their alignment with virtue rather than personal gain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loughran & Bauer
Asin
Tennessee Red
Ceda
H. L. Munn Lumbe
Company
Bosworth Drug Store
Iowa
Mutual Telephone
Ames, Iowa
Groves
O. L. Yeomans
Gentry
Park Ad Ames
Sheldon
Contest Department
Theames Intelligencer
Intelligencer
Kirk W. Robbins
Onodaga Street
Duff Avenue
Hoggatt Avenue
Douglass Avenue
Story Street
Kellogg Avenue
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
American Society For Testing
Kellogg Avenues
Fuenett Avenue
Burnett Avenue
Neil
A. B. Maxwell
Ames Times
Tntelligemar
Seneral Climation
Kodol
E. E. de Witt & Co
Chicago
C. A. Gamble
Harold F. Clemmer
J. W. Adams
John Allan
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