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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
7
Thirty musicians will respond to Ciricillo's directing at the Ames Chautauqua with Angelo Vitale directing part of each concert. Vitale, nine years old, will lead the band in overtures such as William Tell and Tannhauser. Fifteen soloists and brass and string ensembles are featured.
Gilbert community notes recount visits, engagements, and travel from Charles City to Story City. The items mention weddings, a band concert, family reunions, farm work, and church activities, with numerous local residents named and dates surrounding late spring 1910.
Readers are promised a complete cure for catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed to be a constitutional treatment. The ad offers 100 dollars to anyone it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials, with 75 cent price and seller information in Toledo Ohio.
A list of transfers shows Mary C Lake to Andrew J S Bailey for a half of a lot in Ontario and other deeds including J A Campbell referee to Nannie Epperson in Ames, Willis G Wood to J H Van Cleave, Elizabeth Black to George Underwood, Morris Mason to A M Mason, William L Roe to C A Duntz, O E Potee to D D Merchant, Marie Kiely to Francis M Smith, P C Compton to Evelyn Compton, and Clara McCall et al to Mrs. Anna Patrick in various Ames and Nevada parcels with prices ranging from 1 to 10500 dollars.
Events listed include a Republican County Convention on Saturday July 2, followed by national celebrations on Monday July 4 in Story City and Nevada. Also noted is an Ames Iowa football game at Ames and a misprinted November 65 date.
I N Dixon and his wife, long active in temperance and Christian work, left Glidden for Coon Rapids where they purchased a restaurant business. The Glidden Graphic notes the family, including son L N Dixon who runs a Glidden restaurant, deserves friendly reception and praises their character.
A short note from the Collins Gazette offers a humorous salutation about changing phrases in editorials and jokes about old topics like health and weather becoming obsolete.
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