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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1902

Page

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Farm lands offered by Gund Investment Co in Kansas

L M Bosworth notes George W Akin of this city works for W C Gund Investment Co based in Ft. Scott Kansas. The firm markets eastern Kansas farm and ranch lands with favorable terms and strong margins as the season's advance is expected. Immigrants from Illinois and Iowa join a large turnout of forty three Iowa buyers in Mr Attins last trip.

George W. Akin W. CO. Gund Investment Co Ft. Scott Kansas Illinois Iowa

Ames to Des Moines excursion fare set for carnival week

Governor Cummins travels via Ames to Des Moines Friday morning as Ames hosts carnival events starting Monday. Round trip fare is one dollar and a half. News notes include zoo event transfers, local policing concerns, and various town updates on commerce, housing, and agriculture.

Cummins Des Moines Ames

Crop Bulletin for Week Ending June 28 1902 Des Moines Iowa

The week in Des Moines Iowa and surrounding areas was cool with an average central temperature twelve degrees below normal. Frost reached the ground on June 21 and 22 but caused little damage. Rain varied from a trace to three inches while soil dryness favored corn in many regions. Dry sections show corn nearly ready for laying by. small grain benefited from low temperatures reducing rust and straw growth. Barley oats and spring wheat do not require dry weather to mature. Clover cutting is underway but not ideal for harvest. Pastures and potatoes thrive while apples and overall fruit yield lag. Garden vegetables show strong growth despite fruit disappointment.

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