Emily Grove Zenor 1881 1903 Ames Iowa to Brookston Minn
Emily Alice Grove born February 27 1881 in Ames Iowa died June 4 1903 at her Brookston Minnesota home aged 22 years 3 months and 6 days She married Claude O Zenor March 1 1903 in Jefferson Oklahoma They moved to Crookston after marriage where she fell ill with cholera morbus and died within twenty eight hours Her death leaves a husband mother one sister and one brother Funeral conducted by Rev Ferrall at the Christian church June 7 at 2 30 pm A large gathering paid respects Her friends remember her sunny disposition kindness and helpful nature The piece also includes letters about local ditch projects and a note from W M Harper to the INTELLIGENCER
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Emily Alice Grove
Ames
Iowa
Brookston
Minn
Claude O. Zenor
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Crookston
D. Ferrall
Christian Church
Beautiful Isle
Zoe Hauser
Emily
Mary Moss Long of Belfast Ireland 1847 1903
Mary Moss Long born near Belfast Ireland in 1847 married John Long November 11 1871 died June 1 1903 aged 56 years mother of seven children six living joined the U B church in 1865 lived a Christian life and devoted to family She traveled alone to America landing in Des Moines and they wed the same evening Funeral conducted from family residence by Rev C L Wilson and interment followed by the Kelley choir music remains rest in rest cemetery
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Mary Moss Long
Belfast
Ireland
John Long
U. B. Church
America
Des Moines
Sister Long
C. L. Wilson
Kelley
Good Shet land pony for sale near college
Inquire of N. H. Jacobson west of the college about a good Shet land pony. 8-tf.
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N. H. Jacobson
Loughran and Bauer Sell Paint Varnish and Brushes
Paint varnish and kalsemine brushes offered by Loughran and Bauer in a local advertising notice. The listing highlights painting supplies for household use and crafts.
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Loughran & Bauer's
Knights of Pythias Lodge Installed at Gilbert Station
Last Thursday evening the newly instituted Knights of Pythias lodge at Gilbert Station installed officers. The lodge began with sixteen charter members, Auditor Peterson serving as organizing officer. Officers include C O J B Shearer, V C Nels Askielson, P L T Enos M of W W A Bunce, M of A, L O Jacobson K of R & B, E J Hougland M of F, Albert Anderson I G, H Eisenlohr O G.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Gilbert Station
Peterson
A. Shearer
C. O
J. W. F. Clements
V. C . Nels Askielson
L. T. Enos
W. A. Bunce
M. Af A
L. O. Jacobson
E. J. Hougland
Albert Anderson
I. G
H. Eisenlohr
O. G
Johnson Bone Wedding Unites Hopeville Couple
Miss Dora Johnson of west of the college and Frank Bone of Hopeville Iowa were married at the bride’s parents home last evening at 8 o’clock. About seventy invitations were issued. Miss Johnson is a leading local young woman, ex member of I. 8. class of ’08. Mr Bone is a college graduate from the class of ’00 who will reside in Hopeville with his bride. The Intelligencer offers its sincere congratulations.
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Dora Johnson
Frank Bone
Hopeville
Iowa
Miss Johnson
Bone
Ames
Home Improvement Society forms in city with new officers
A meeting led by Mrs. Charles Hamilton organized the Home Improvement Society. A constitution was adopted and committees appointed for solicitors sanitation garb age and child engagement. Dues set at 50 cents for ladies and 1 dollar for honorary members. The couple J Jacobs and Anna Bodenheimer wed in Guthrie Oklahoma.
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Charles Hamilton
Home Improvement Society
B. A. Knudson
Chet Little
Third Ward
Professor Weems
Knapp
Jennie Christ
Jennie Beyer
George Baker
Estella McCormick
Mattie Wilson
Myrtle Lanning
Prof. Curtiss
Fourth Ward
Etta Budd
Dr. Christ
Geo. Judisch
Mesdames Hardin and
Hodson
Roland of California Heads to Norway from Ames
Roland of California, who visited his parents in south Ames weeks ago, is now on the Atlantic en route to Norway.
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Roland
California
South Ames
Norway
College Presidency Fate Hangs On Board Session
The board of trustees meets in session and is expected to take decisive steps regarding the college presidency.
Repair Shoes at Rear of Tildens Clothing Store
A brief notice directs readers to have footwear fixed by Roup located at the rear of Tilden's clothing shop with a line reading 45-If.
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Tilden
Local hints of weather and parish notes from the week
R. J. Rigby stayed at home Sunday. Mr. Liddle plans to close his school here next Friday. W. P. Starr travelled to Des Moines Tuesday on business. Steve Miller of Webster City visited Kelley this week. Improved weather brings smiles to farmers as work resumes. Railroad construction here proceeds slowly due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foley of Renwick visited over Sunday with the Gossards.
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R. J. Rigby
Mr. Liddle
W. P. Starr
Des Moines
Steve Miller
Webster City
Kelley
Clarence Foley
Renwick
Mrs. Gossard
Special School Election Notice in Ames Iowa 1903
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent School district of Ames Story County Iowa. A special election will be held at City Hall Ames on Saturday June 20 1903 from 1 p m to 6 p m. Propositions include issuing bonds 2200 for Blair second addition school site and bonds to purchase H D Millers subdivision site plus 14000 for a new schoolhouse on Blair second addition. O G Les secretary Ames June 9 1903.
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Ames
Story
Iowa
Board of Education
Blair
H D Millers
Stomach and Liver Tablets Help Stillwater Man
Joseph Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota recovered after spending over $2000 on doctors. A druggist recommended Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and he improved. Advertises 25 cents per box. Also notes on Johnsons Fair chocolates Rocky Mountain Tea and bridal goods.
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Joseph Pominville
Stillwater
Minn
Alex. Richard
Chamberlain
Pleasant physic for sale by all druggists
An old advertisement promotes a pleasant physic described as easy to take and pleasant in effect, noting sale through all druggists.
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Chamberlain
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted by Firm
The advertisement promotes E. O. DeWitt & Co as makers of genuine Witch Hazel Salve DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claims to heal without scarring and cure piles burns eczema and skin diseases Sold by Loughran & Bauer.
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DeWitt & Co
DeWitt’s
Loughran & Bauer
Get Your Money's Worth Cigars and Fruits Ad
A vintage ad promotes Frank B. Spence brand messages highlighting best cigars and value in fruits with the slogan Get Your Money's Worth.
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Frank B. Spence
Money To Loan On Story County Farms
Cart Lirrie Co offers loans on Story County farms with available financing and terms for land and equipment purchases. Local farmers may contact the firm for quick assessments and relevant documentation.
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Story County
Cart L. Lirrie & Co
Pioneer in 1889 Oklahoma journey saved by remedy
The editor of this Sentinel recalls his 1889 Oklahoma settlement journey and a dire bout of diarrhoea. A neighbor supplied Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. after a large dose, relief followed within an hour and sleep returned. Sold by druggists.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted By Bosworth Ad
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by L. M. Bosworth claiming health benefits for weight gain and general well being, priced at 85 cents.
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Rocky Mountain
L. M. Bosworth
The Eskimo Dog and Its Bond With Its Master
A Leslie's Monthly excerpt extols the Eskimo dog as the sole domestic helper for the hunter family. It drags people and gear, finds seal breathing holes, drives bears, and even yields life to feed its master. The dog blends endurance, strength, and loyalty with wolf heritage and varied coat colors.
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Leslie’s Monthly
Clever Reasoning On Ten Cash And Economic Gain
A Japanese nobleman Awato demonstrates economic thought by searching for ten cash lost in a stream. He buys fifty cash worth of torches to locate the coin, arguing the move preserves sixty cash value as a gain to the country, since the coins would otherwise be lost.
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Awato
Edwin Arnold
Mosquito Plague Closes Borneo Coastal Streams
Mosquitoes swarm along the Borneo coast making streams in summer often unnavigable as dense swarms disrupt travel and daily life in coastal regions.
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Borneo
Parvenu Defined by a Witty Exchange in Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports a classroom exchange where a teacher asks the meaning of parvenu and a student defines it as an upstart. The joke answer notes a man sitting on a bent pin would be a violent parvenu.
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Johnny
Chicago Tribune
Precisely That Braggsby Overwork Exchange
Braggsby and Nocker quote a Baltimore American exchange on overwork, with Braggsby claiming excessive output and Nocker noting the employer’s description of the same. The brief dialogue underscores the strain of heavy workload in a newsroom setting.
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Braggsby
Nocker
Baltimore American
Jealousy and Cafe Talk in a Philadelphia Note
The snippet notes Nell finds someone not handsome yet his face lights up, while Belle questions a lantern jawed appearance, conveying urban talk and curiosity in Philadelphia social chatter.
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Nell
Belle
Philadelphia
Baby Oysters Home Floor of the Deep
The article details how baby oysters attach to odd objects on the ocean floor to begin life. They cling to old boats, boxes, bricks, coal, and even discarded crockery, often laying their eggs on shells of dead ancestors. The young oysters grow with their bills pointing upward and later their shells host surrounding algae and sea life. Dogwinkles attach eggs to oyster shells, forming delicate sea flower-like structures.
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Charles Frederick Stansbury
To Avoid Confusion The Stranger and George Washington
A humorous remark contrasts the name George Washington with a colored porter named in Brooklyn Life. The dialogue notes a birthday difference and hints at identity naming in a social setting.
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George Washington
Yaas
Brooklyn Life
River of rage quotes attract attention
A terse opinion from the Atchison Globe compares certain people to a river, asserting that only by rampaging can they draw notice. The remark reflects a sharp social critique.
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Atchison Globe
Making Up One's Mind Seeks Practical Knowledge
A Boston Globe reflection argues that decisive action comes from applying modest knowledge rather than being paralyzed by overeducation. It warns indecision kills momentum and favors those who translate small understanding into action.
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Boston Globe
The Observant Youth and the Parting Shot
The pompous new resident clashes with the smart boy of the neighborhood. The youth fires back that the legislator stance is unnecessary since everyone is always presenting bills to him.
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Baltimore American
No Cause For Alarm Insurance Agent Joke
A punchline dialogue notes an insurance agent urging life coverage after marriage, while the newlywed dismisses the need, joking that his wife poses no danger. The brief, humorous exchange from Chicago News reflects light domestic wit.
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Chicago News
Steel rusts seven times as rapidly as iron
A historical note states that steel corrodes at seven times the rate of iron in rusting processes, highlighting differences in durability and oxidation between these metals.
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Selz
Doris
Potapsco
Douglas
Ac Ae Bae
Emily Alice Grove Zenor
Intelligencer
Ma. Borror
Polk County
Jasper
Skank
Welcome Intelligencer
W. M. Harpy
Johnson-Bone
J. Jacobs
Anna Bodenheimer
Guthrie
Mrs. Jacobs
Kelley News
Johnson’s Fair
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