Real Estate Transfers in Ames and Cedar Rapids
Lena H Banks and husband to Hattie E Reis for 3000 dollars a lot 3 block 3 Black's first Ames addition. J E Davis and wife to George C Smith for 5000 dollars a parcel described as beg 46 feet west of swear block 17 Ames then west along Onondaga or Main Street 60 feet north 216 feet to a street now Main Street then south 60 feet along 5th Street 216 feet to outlot A. Cedar Rapids and Marion area with population around 35000. Times-Republican dominance noted in regional paper circulation.
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Lena H. Banks
Hattie E Reis
J E Davis
George C Smith
Onondaga St
Main St
Sth
5Th St
Five Years of Heart Trouble Reversed by Miles Heart Remedy
Mrs. C. C. Gorkey of Northfield Virginia reports five years of heart pain and breathlessness eased after six bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad claims fatigue and palpitations indicate weak heart nerves and muscles and promises a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Notre Dame Wins Fast Urbana Conference Meet
The Urbana Illinois track meet hosted by the University of Illinois drew schools from the west. Notre Dame triumphed as Baker Oberlin and Nelson Washington starred in mile two mile and dashes with strong showings from Washington Stanford and other rivals.
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Urbana
Illinois
University of Illinois
Allegheny Mountains
Notre Dame
Washington
Idaho
Stanford
Far West
Baker
Oberlin
Nelson
Jack Watson
Kemlar
John Kraft
John
Jack
Cockerell Elected Track Captain for Next Year
At a Thursday meeting the track team elected F B Cockerell captain for the coming year. He endured an injury this season but is expected to be fit for spring practice and could run the mile in about 4 30. Ames looks to field a strong squad with Laird Cressler Cockerell Collins Clarkson Scott Dyer Smith Holcomb McEl yea and other rising stars.
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F. B. Cockerell
Cockerell
Ames
Laird
Cressler
Collins
Clarkson
Scott
Dyer
Smith
Holcomb
McElyea
Crop Prospects Grim as Cool Dry Week Persists
For the week ending June 5 an unsettled season continues with cooler temperatures and minimal sunshine. Rainfall was light and mainly unhelpful except to slow surface drying. Replanting of corn proceeds but stands remain limited by seed quality and pests. oats rye and potatoes show some progress while hay prospects fade and tree fruits near failure.
Gilbert society notes and arrivals in Ames area
Ames and surrounding town residents are listed visiting relatives, attending commencements, and sharing family news. Notables include Ray Gilbert, Ida Mae Gibson, Mons Monson, Miss Hannah Musland, Miss Maude Robinson, and Earl Buchanan. The piece records illnesses, picnics, graduations, and a YMC A address by M H Bickham at Iowa State College.
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Ray Gilbert
Ames
Grace Bell
Ida Mae Gibson
Mons Monson
William Orning
Story City
A. B. Wright
Jim Robinson
Fred Zenor
John Worley
H. C. Thompson
O. M. Lake
Torp
Hannah Musland
Martin Nelson
Huxley
Iowa
Maude Robinson
Fannie McCoy
Frank Fincham
Boone
B. F. Fincham
B. D. Kent
Little
Marion
Kent
Frank Ray
Prof. Torp
M. Abrahamson
Margaret Kelley
Thornburg
John Marsden
T. .J Money
K. White
Charles Capwell Lake
Ethel Canady
Liscombe
Anna Parnell
Richard Canady
Carrie Lake
Omaha
Nebraska
Burt C. Blair
E. T. Shepard
Nettie Shepard
Eva Robinson
Alberta Hoffman
Parkersburg
W. L. Hoffman
E. C. Robinson
Ben Robinson
A. J. Barr
Webster City
Gay Logan
Des Moines
E. C. Kent
Carroll
Ben
Robert
Carl Clark
Buchanan
Earl Buchanan
H. Guild
Mason City
L. Oliver
Guild
Gilbert
J. H. Jacobsen
Minnie
Helen Olson
Evelyn
Pauline Gilbert
Salina
Kansas
Ray
Eva Gilbert
Wagoner
Oklahoma
Eva
Stanhope
Clarion
Blanche Robinson
Caroline Jorgenson
Ida Brown
Crouthammer’s Grove
Ivan Belcher
Cornelia Jacobsen
Raymond Crawford
Stella Lake
M. H. Bickham
Iowa State College
W D Elwell Struck by a Train in Iowa Prohibition Leader
William Dwight Elwell a Michigan born preacher and early temperance advocate died last Sunday after being struck by a train in Ames Iowa He led Prohibition efforts across Iowa and Nebraska serving as state chairman and organizer and campaigning for the Wooley train and temperance causes throughout his career He was born October 3 1845 in Lakeville Michigan and held degrees from Colgate University and Hamilton Theological Seminary He advocated for total abstinence shaping many church and civic campaigns through the 1890s and early 1900s.
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William Dwight Elwell
Lakeville
Michigan
Mary Biakslee
New Haven
Connecticut
Madison
Colgate
Hamilton
New York
Hamilton Theological Seminary
Elwell
The
Baptist Church
Kansas
Nebraska
Mr. Elwell
Good Templars
Prohibition Party
Bay City
St. John
Ames
Story County
Iowa
Congress
Malcom Smith
Smith
Captain Lincoln Inspects National Guards
Captain Charles Lincoln, son of General J. R. Lincoln, is assigned by the War Department in Washington to inspect National Guards of South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana at the summer encampments.
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Charles Lincoln
War Department
Washington
National Guards
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Lincoln
J. R. Lincoln
Boy Killed in Decorah Automobile Accident
A five year old named Lester Bucknell was struck by a slowly moving automobile during a local picnic in Decorah. He suffered a fractured skull and died about one o'clock the following morning after emergency surgery and medical care. Lester was described as bright and popular among neighbors and friends.
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Roy Tracy
Lester Bucknell
Lewis Peterson
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Treatment
The article asserts a $100 reward and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh in all stages. It states catarrh is constitutional and demands a constitutional remedy for treatment.
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Hall
Hall's Family Pills and Cheney Company Appeal to Cure
An advertisement promises curative powers with a One Hundred Dollar pledge for any failure to cure. It invites readers to send for testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as the source. Sold by druggists for five cents with the product Hall's for Constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
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Lela Rae Ry
Gzephyrt
Igo
A. L. Champlin
Cedar Rapids
Times-Republican
Victrola
Victrola XVI
C. R.quade
Quade Studio
Main St. Ames
Victor
C. C. Gorkey
Northfield, Va
Chanticleer
Hev
South Side Main Street
Ames, Iowa
H. M. Duckworth
Canier Bros. Herman
Ames Savings Bank
Total
A. J. Graves
W. Sylvester
M. A. Manning
Farmhouse
Bell Telephone
Iowa Telephone Co
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