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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1878
Page
3
Implements Stock Highlighted at J. C. Mitchell's Warehouse
Central Iowa shoppers are urged to inspect the large assortment of implements at J. C. Mitchell's Warehouse in Nevada before buying elsewhere. The advertisement promotes the broad stock and the advantage of visiting the store for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mitchell
Nevada
Iowa
Fourth of July plans and Ames' local trades note
Community listings announce Fourth of July events in Ames with plans for a big trade, new stock openings, and local shops advertising groceries, watches, farm equipment, jars, and baked goods. A C N W railway round trip sale and Episcopal services are also noted along with a local assault case and pardon.
A Care of Thanks to Friends and Masonic Fraternity
Mas R F Grancen returns heartfelt thanks for sympathy and aid from friends and the Masonic Fraternity Ames June 24, 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
R. F. Grancen
Ames
Excursion Tickets For Blue Ribbon Jubilee At Marshalltown
Excursion tickets to the Blue Ribbon Jubilee at Marshalltown are on sale at the . & N. W. depot. Valid for June 26 27 and 28. Round trip price one dollar fifty cents. C. K. Skinner, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Notice to debtors on new business and settlements
Money or Notes. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle by cash or note without delay, or further notice. My recent change in business makes such a settlement necessary. Interest will be charged on all old accounts from this date. Wa. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Baby burned in cradle fire near James Flynn home
Monday a baby daughter of James Flynn suffered severe facial and head burns when her clothing caught fire in the cradle. A baby brother reportedly played with matches while the cradle rocked, and a lighted match is believed to have started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flynn
Butchers With Sluggish Standards Spark City Debate
The Nevada Watch notes concern about local butchers serving meat from aging cattle in hot weather. Readers worry about quality and safety as some customers accept the practice while others prefer a different kind of meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Hog prices edge up as buyers pay three dollars per hundred
In the past week hog prices rose to three dollars per hundred pounds as farmer sentiment improves. Chicago receipts run light compared with months past, though Chicago papers doubt the legitimacy of the current rise and call it artificial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Three Year Old Died After Lye Water Ingestion
The three year old daughter of S H Humasen formerly of Ames now in Des Moines died from residual effects of concentrated lye water she drank nearly two years ago. Her stomach never functioned properly and she had suffered for many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.H. Humasen
Ames
Des Moines
Draining Theit Cellars Onondaga Street Sanitary Work
North side property owners between Kellogg and Douglass streets laid drainage tiles from cellars across the street to the railroad track and into the slope west of Douglass. Done by subscription during the wet season, the project aims at sanitary improvement and was deemed a prudent expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Street
Kellogg
Douglass Streets
Douglass
Good Butter Good Prices for Salted Butter
Bigelow Huntington Tilden pay 10 cents a pound for salted butter using Ashton Dairy Salt. In June the firm bought over 10,000 pounds at that rate and sold more than two tons of the salt. Improve butter quality to command higher prices. this Iowa firm reports unique 10 cent per pound payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow, Huntington & Tilden
Ashton
Iowa
Bigelow, Huntington & Tilden's
Mayor Underwood and George Goble Welcome New County Boy
Mayor Underwood reports a new baby at his home with charming quirks noted in the household. George Goble also greets a baby boy, described as the county’s nicest, whose smiles reveal the pride of a happy father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
George Goble
George
Justice Greely’s Court Bills Prompted by Story County Claims
A list of claims against Story county shows Cap Greely’s small $107.69 bill for the State of Hopkins and Curtis case. The box includes witnesses jurors and all related fees, but the justice received only a pittance. The case originated in Greely’s court and the entire bill was audited to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County
Cap. Greely
Hopkins and
Curtis
Justice Greely
Poisonous Locusts Reported In Bloomfield Area
The Bloomfield Republican notes a deadly locust sting near Ash Grove that fatally harmed Mrs. Martha A. Wintermuie as she retired for the night. Despite a physician’s aid, her condition worsened with no relief expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Republican
Martha A. Wintermuie
Ash Grove
Ames cornet band serenades Onondaga street
The newly organized Ames cornet band marched onto the street for a serenade on Onondaga street. Citizens praised their efficiency and rapid proficiency since organizing and wished the group continued growth under Prof. Fox tutoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Cornet
Onondaga Street
Fox
Gratitude Expressed by Enterprise Sabbath School
A. W. Gucunzist the pastor expresses thanks to the Enterprise Sabbath School and Grant Township youth for their support. He mentions Bro L Kingbury and family hosting a social on June 12 and wishes blessings for their kindness in temporal needs and the world to come. God bless the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Sabbath School
Grant Township
Bro. L. Kingbury
A. W. Gucunzist
The Growing Crops in Story County Today
Farmers report mixed results from wet weather with high dry lands yielding grain well. Wheat looks poor overall though rare fields show promise. Corn is small and somewhat weedy but now growing better. Oats are fair to medium. Excess rains hinder Story county thus far, with hope for sunnier days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County
Porter’s Creamery Preparations Highlight New Butter Venture
Porters Creamery prepares to install machinery in a new brick building by P. L. Porter. He aims for a first class butter product, bringing energy enterprise and solid business skills to ensure success and financial reward. Local readers await a sample of the quality butter to come.
Death of Cyrus Simmons in Story County Iowa
Cyrus Simmons died in Washington township Story county at age 56. A farmer who immigrated to Iowa twenty years ago he built wealth through thrift and honest dealings gaining many friends and a strong local reputation. Funeral services were held in the Congregational church Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev G G Perkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Simmons
Washington Township
Story County
Iowa
Our County
Congregational Church
G. G. Perkins
Boys In Blue Parade Under Gen Geddes Drill
General Gedies led his military company from the college campus through city streets in neat uniforms and muskets. The corner band played as they marched in fine soldiery style, showing proficiency in tactics and pride in their drill, benefiting students from freshman year to graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedies
Geddes
New Store Opens with Watches Jewelry in Amea
Mr Albert Wettstein will receive a complete stock of watches clocks jewelry and silverware within the week. Now located in the new post-office building he has built a fine business and plans a fine display of latest styles and patterns of ornaments to accompany his growing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wettstein
Amea
Wettstein
School Board Meeting Actions and Committees Named
The School Board met by President's call with Soper Bigelow Greeley and Miller present. It ordered the Secretary to issue payments to teachers from the Teachers' fund upon term reports and appointed Bigelow to remove and repair North Side school fence while Soper handles South Side fence repairs. The bill from B. H. & T. for 31.07 for coal and supplies was approved and paid. The board adjourned to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Soper
Bigelow Greeley
Miller
Bigelow
North Side School
South Side
Gilbert Items and Town Improvements
The railroad depot is being worked on slowly with a planned final touch still ahead. The firm Hayden & Co shells corn, Gilbert Brothers bought eight to ten thousand bushels since March 1. Corn and small grain look promising for fall. C Matthews paints his house, C Ruth expected home this week, and the Republican State platform is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Hayden & Co
Gilbert Brothers
C. Matthews
Women seek restraining order over threats at Walnut school
Justice Greeley heard a plea from directors of Independent District Walnut Palestine township and the schoolmistress seeking to restrain Alice Jones from bodily harm. The affiant described threats to kill, decapitate, and hang her on a fence. A warrant was issued and Jones faces action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent District of
Walnut
Palestine Township
Justice Greeley
Alice Jones
Jones
Squire Greeley
Drowning of George Hodson at Kintsleys Ford
George Hodson, son of Henry Hodson, drowned while swimming with schoolmates at a river ford known as Kintsleys. The accident happened about two oclock in the afternoon and was not learned until eight. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with classmates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hodson
Henry Hodson
Kintsley’s Ford
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Reynolds
Baptist Sunday School
Pleasant Week Suppresses News in Rural Town
Farmers enjoy calm pleasant weather keeping streets deserted and sales slow. Corn moves only at 20 cents as buyers hold price. Obed of Pleasant Hill suspects Cranes may drift near, while E. A. Crane shows off a bright two seater. Rev. Mr. Reynolds of Aves preaches next Sabbath. croquet gatherings and a Squire’s Tuesday visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Pleasant Hill
E. A
Obed
Mr. Reynolds
Aves
St Johns Day Observed by Boone Masonry Enthusiasts
Boone hosts St Johns Day with an open officer installation and picnic dinner. Boons from Ames Ames party of about fifty with many ladies joined the Masonic lodges from Boone Green and Story counties. Excalader Commandery Knights led a procession with three cornet bands to the grove. James A Henderson of Jefferson conducted the installation. H C Henderson of Marshalltown delivered an eloquent Masonry address. Members enjoyed social chats and a hearty meal before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Boone
Green
Story Counties
St. John’s Day
St. Paul's
Excalader Commandery of
Knights
Grove
James A. Henderson
Jefferson
H. C. Henderson
Marshalltown
Ames
Celebrations in Ames for Fourth of July
Local notices list visitors from Chicago Detroit and Nixon Ontario and plans for Ames July Fourth events. Families tour town while officials announce a full program including sunrise salute, parades, oration by Hon. A. S. Welch, and a basket picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ames Cornet Band
Voluntary Glee Club
the College Military Company
Champlain
Masons
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Ames Brass Band
R. J. Reynolds
G. G. Perkins
Hon. A
Welch
Railroads to Adopt New Iowa Freight Tariff July First
The Boone Democrat reports Iowa railroads will set a new freight tariff starting July 1. Local freights will rise modestly while through freights from competing points will be priced lower to encourage traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Democrat
Iowa
Striking Well Accident Near Callanan Causes A Collapse
In Callanan on the Narrow Gauge road in Hamilton County workers bored a well to seventy feet when the bottom fell out. The auger and rod vanished, the hole filled within minutes, and four subterranean fish were recovered from the depths. Gust noted a five and a half inch fish and questioned whether the creatures had eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callanan
Hamilton County
China
Going Out of Business Sale at Brown Boots
K W Brown announces closing his sales room with ten days of stock at 25 percent below New York cost for cash or approved credit. He recommends his successor E M Best, a seasoned boot and shoe trader from Howes Hyatt & Co. of New York, to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. M. Best
Howes, Hyatt & Co
K W Brown
Tur Sundey School assigns quarterly lesson topics
The Tur Sundey School group met at the Methodist church for a weekly session. After opening exercises and discussion of the last week’s notes, assignments for the second quarter were posted for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reynolds
Congregational Church
J.J. Bovsever
Resolutions of Arcadia Lodge Honor Late Brother Granger
At a June meeting of Arcadia Lodge A F and A M the following resolutions honor N H Granger who died in Algona Iowa on the 16th in his 34th year The lodge praises his virtues generosity and fidelity and vows sympathy for his family A copy of the resolutions is to be given to the widow and published in The Ames Intelligence in Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
A. L
Waeneas
N. H. Granger
Algona
Iowa
Granger
Ames Intelligencer
H. Deesworth
Millinery Sale Ad by Mrs. A. C. Hamilton
Millinery goods offered at the lowest price with a promise to please customers. Advertisement stresses not being undersold and invites shoppers to view the goods and shop with satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Embalming Advances Reach County, Slingerland Invests
Slingerland has acquired the right to use the New York Embalming Company's process in the county. He now holds the chemicals and instruments needed to perform the service. The method, widely adopted in cities and towns, allows bodies to be transported long distances and kept for weeks without odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slingerland
New York
Widespread Bakery Compliance Demand Reported
A chain of attributed statements ends with a public notice declaring that any reader must buy goods at Chaney's Bakery. The note cites numerous named individuals and rumors, presenting a satirical or cautionary chain about belief and authority surrounding the directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rice
A. D. Skillman
M. Kenzie
Jessie Lyons
Jule Smith
38. B. Chase
Billy Woods
A. J. Hanchett
Maggie Mitchell
Lydia Thompson
W. F. Storey
L. C. Oulmann
Lot
Evarts
Henry Ward Beecher
Chaney's Bakery
Undeniable Truth Advertisement for Green's August Flower
A period advertisement claims Green's August Flower cures liver complaint and dyspepsia with many listed symptoms. It asserts wide Western reach and urges purchase of a sample bottle for 10 cents from J. J. Bousquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bousquet
Original Notice in Story County Mortgage Case
Samuel Watts warned of a filed petition by H R Bardwell to cancel a 1876 mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 5, township 82, range 24, with a $383.65 note due 1878. If not answered by Sept 6, 1878, a default and judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Circuit Court
Story County
State of
Iowa
H. R. Bardwell
Clara A. Bardwell
Samuel Watts
Barxsourt & Barnes
Ordinance Approves Sewer Construction in Ames Iowa
Ordinance No. 55 authorizes a sewer from the south side of the D M M railroad to the south side of Ondaga street. It appropriates six hundred dollars from the General Fund for construction and directs publication in the Ames Transcript. G A Undernoon, mayor. B II Ordaned by the Town Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Onondaga Street
Wwa
Iowa
G. A. Undernoon
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Ek BR
Atlantic
Mail & Express
Pacific Express
N. D
M. BR. R
Story City
C. K. Skinner
Masonic
Acadia Lodge NO
F. & A. Masons
A. H. Deceworth
W. M. I. E. Hansn
Rainbolt & Barnes
Ate
Greeley
C. B. Turner
W. C. Eddy
Turner & Eddy
Intelligencer
Geo. W. Dyer
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Dyer & Fitchpatrick
United States
Opera Block
A. E. Lucas
Fitchpatrick & Lucas
Story County Abstract Books
Story Co
T.C. McCall
D. Thompson
McCall & Thompson, AW
Bradley & Templeton
Ames, Lows
Est’s Hotel
U.S
G. A. Meredith
Tilden & McLain's Drug Store
E. B. Andruss
ENTAL
Bradley’s
Bank
Owa
Lewis Schooler
Sheldabd
J. N. Scott's .Trug
Nichols & Maxwell, Ivery and Feed Stable
Des Wines
S. Peterman
Clark’s Grocry
Onondagast
S. H Shelly & Co
Joan Suekry
J. C. Mitchell’s
H. Shelly and Co
Horton
J. C. Morewetl
8. H. Shelly & Co
Parker
Storton
Tur
Nicholas and Shepard
Walter A. Wood
J.C. Morenet
H. Shelly & Co
Millinery Goords
Touwer & Eppy Isreenesweer
Luila
A. B
Ames Lowe
Home News
Stickney & Taylor's
Chamberlain & Clark’s
Stickney & Taylor
Tuayer
Coameenars
Cianick
Chamberlain & Clark's
Boyd & Chapman’s
Brexton, Huxlineron & Tutpen
Ashton and
Boro & Cuarmann
McCormick
Mason’s
Bingham & Barrell’s
Yesterpar A. H. Thayer
I. B. Frazees
Thayer
Taz C.& N.W. Railway Company
Percival
Joan N. Remnolds
Boone County
Gear
Indianola Record
Des Moiines
Colo
C. Ruth
James Bradley
J. Frank Macomber
State University
J. K. Macomber
Houghton
Giles Cook
Robert Wood
Nixon
Ontario
Chamberlain
Col. Hoggatt
Grand Junction
W. H. Fitchpatrick
Nebraska
Hayden
Lothrop & Hayden
Lothrop
Boston
Rosman
Rudd
Detroit
Neice
W. J. McCune
Andrass
Mr. McCune
McCune & Son
Solon
K. Skinner
Lake Superior
Dena
Boyd & Chapman
Siory County
Glee Crub
Ames Driving Park Association
A. Chapman
Alex
Jno
Warrs
Thomas, Super & Son
Thomas, Sooper & Son
Hambletonian
Broucham
Brougham
Rysdyk
Mies Cooley
Telegraph
Friday
C. M. Clay
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Abdallah
Elipse
Mises Cooley
Rarns
George Cooley
U. S
Thomas & M'Lain
Holbrook & Ludlow’s
W. S. Bradley
Chanel & Bradley
Queens
Rhad
Milford
Chas. B. Orser
Charles B. Orser
Lumber C. Lamb & Sons
Clinton
C. D. Norman
Maim Street
D. Norman
Ag’t
Chamberlain & Clark
William Clark
Cas. Scusre
Lowpon Athan
Bum
Worcester
Bryant
Longfellow
Waittier
Samper
Holmes
Irving
Wiethrop
Agassiz
Marsh
Henry
Everett
Mann
Quincy
Pelton
Wilterd
Ter
London
Payard Tay Tae
Geo. W. Smalley
Mr. Jobn BR
Maseard
Yous Trmyne
Worcesters Dictionaries
Crowe
B. Liprincott
Philadelphia
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