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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1898

Page

2

Local Ames and Union Township Notes and Arrivals

Mrs L Oliver and Miss G Conard visited Ames on Monday. Stewart and Conrad advertise a new addition to their store. Henry Barnes is improving though confined. Myra Breeze from Belle Plaine and others visiting the L Smith home. Switzer moves to Bert Town to farm. Wheat sowing begins in area. Cemetery Association to meet at Congregational church to amend by laws. Union Township notes include sickness, visits, school term closures, and local arrivals. Henry Nelson of Slater and Myrtle Bates wed March 2 with Rev. Williams officiating. Prof Bronson returns from Waterloo over a death.

The Cemetery Association Congregational Church Henry Nelson Slater Myrtle Bates Ames Iowa Asessor Couciman Butler's Wagon Shop Agriculural Callippinas L. C

TILpEN Bros. & Co. Demands Immediate Cash Settlement

All accounts on our books are due and payable by cash in full immediately. TILpEN Bros. & Co. announces no extensions or credit terms.

Tilpen Bros. & Co

Local notes from Boone area include visits and school news

Measles spread in the locality while Flave Jones works in Boone Vis. Chas Zener and family visit from Boone. Chas Wentworth and John Ross took a business trip to Britt Iowa. W L Johnson closes a successful term at Slate School District Two will study at I A C as a senior. Wedding coming soon prompts readers to save change. Wentworth churns 23 pounds 11 ounces of butter in seven days and hints at cream saving.

Chas Wentworth John Ross Britt, Iowa E. M. Johnson Chas Wentworth Charley

Tar Saet Warns Against Inferior Cough Syrups

The notice condemns inferior preparations and praises Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup as a superior remedy, warning consumers away from cheaper, unscrupulous alternatives. The misspelled line emphasizes the medicine's trusted reputation and effectiveness.

Foley

Spring Movements And Local Changes In Nevada Area

Spring arrives as ducks move north and families adjust. Rev Slattery visits every two weeks at Enterprise. Philip Walsh of Chicago visits pastor C D Matthews. Ira Applegate and James Robison operate a wood saw. Wm Lockridge builds a barn on the Goodin farm and plans a windmill. Ed Goodin moves to Nevada Leffingwell Farm and heads to Klondike. Several moves occur on local farms. Lewis Simes dies suddenly from heart disease near Nevada. He was raised in Story County and valued for his steady character.

Wm. Lockridge Goodin Lewis Simes Nevada Mr. Simes Story County Hardin County

Ames City Ordinance 116 Sets Officer Terms and Salaries

Ordinance 116 outlines elected and appointive city officers for Ames Iowa, including mayor treasurer assessor solicitor and eight councilmen with election cycles and two year terms. It fixes salaries bonds and qualification requirements and preserves existing officers term salaries. The ordinance takes effect five days after publication.

Ames Iowa Cit Board of Review Pers Ames Intelligencer Ames Times Cal Giddings L. C. Tilden

Miller and Koozer Advertise Minnesota Flour Seal

A brief clipped notice promotes the celebrated Seal of Minnesota Flour from Miller and Koozer, highlighting a fresh cargo of the famous flour brand in their stock.

Minnesota Miller & Kooser

Burglary Foiled At Gilbert Station Office

Monday night an attempted safe robbery at L. Oliver's Gilbert Station office failed after discovery. Dr. Clark and Frank Gilbert investigated with no findings, then alerted townsfolk after an explosion. Gilbert and Clark fired on the burglars who escaped north as locals pursued.

L. Oliver Gilbert Station Dr. Clark Frank Gilbert Gilbert and Clark

Notices and Student Moves at Ames College

Miss Virginia Corbett moves to study at the University of Chicago. Prof J C Hainer and wife welcome a daughter in St. Louis. Carter B Weaver now studies dramatic art in Denver Colorado, after postgraduate work in Ames. Jeanette Stout will miss this term, replaced by Miss Thompson from Nevada. Birdie Kegley rejoins school improving in health. Lawrence Winnie of Humboldt visits friends. The forge shop and foundry at the new building are now in use by students.

Virginia Corbett University of Chicago J. C. Hainer St. Louis Carter B. Weaver Denver Colorado Weaver Ames Jeanette Stout Miss Thompson Nevada Birdie Kegley Lawrence Winnie Humboldt

Nevada man seeks County Attorney post in town visit

W P Fitchpatrick and A B Alderman of Nevada visited Monday to discuss Alderman’s candidacy for County Attorney. Alderman, a State University graduate, is a county native active politically and plans to pursue his professional career locally. His bid comes amid debate on the two term and out rule.

W. P. Fitchpatrick A. 8. Alderman Nevada Alderman The State University

Grain-O Promotes Sleepful Nights for All Ages

A vintage ad touts Grain-O as a nonstimulating coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims Grain-O nourishes and cheers without spoiling sleep and suits nervous youth and children. Available in 15 and 25 cent packages at grocers. try it in coffee.

Boy loses eye by rifle shot in Madrid

The son of L. F. Keigley of Madrid was injured when struck by a rifle shot. He lost an eye, received an artificial replacement, and plans to return to school in a few days.

L. F. Keigley Madrid Boone Standard

Purify Your Blood This Spring With Hood's Sarsaparilla

Springtime health pitch urges readers to purify blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming many cures and immune benefits. Mentions spring trial months April and May and promotes Adams Bros potatoes as seasonal produce.

Banking Statement of Assets and Reserves

Loans and discounts. Due from National Banks not to serve agents. U S Bonds to secure circulation. Banking house furniture fixtures. Fractions currency and cents. Lawful money reserve in bank specie 7 022 00. Redemption fund with U S Treasurer five percent circulation. Notes of other National Banks. Checks and other cash items.

U. S

Rooms for Rent and Female Health Ad

Seven rooms above our place of business are for rent. Adams Bros. An advertisement emphasizes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential during key life moments for women, claiming it strengthens feminine organs, regulates systems, relieves irritation, and treats many female complaints.

Busi Adams Bros Pierce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jya Royal Baking Powder New York Gilbert News Mrs. L. Oliver Miss G Conard Stewart & Conrad Henry Barnes Myra Breeze Belle Plaine E. Wilhite M. Only Corinth Dee L. Smith Gus Switzer Bert Town A. B Union Township D. C. Hanks Thomas Wilson Mr. Anfin Anfinson Maxwell Ralph Severus Cambridge M. A. Wilson Highland Park al. Hoskins P. H. Ream Mr. Dewel M. C. Keith J. 8. Kies N. H. Fackler J. E. Jones M. M. Keller Polk County Chas. Matthews Jefferson W.D. Grafton Des Moines Harris-Emery Co Alpheus Chandler, Jr Prof. Bronson Waterloo O’ Neill Kurtz Grafton Ontario News Flave Jones Boone, Vis Chas. Zener Boone W.L. Johnson Slate Jessie Charlie Tripp Boughman Grant Towship Slattery Enterprise Philip Walsh Chicago C. D. Matthews Walsh Ira Applegate James Robison Ed Goodin Leffingwell H Klondike Thomas Robinson Lockridge Howard Dawson Gilbert Fay and Riddles Bosworth Lucas Vida Chamberlain College Notes M. K. Suiru Apams Bros Canier Bros. & Herman Neo Union National Bank State of Hall of Business Resources TG Ge Ak National Bank Lowa Henry Wicon Henry Winson J Shelpen Tor Tee Bigelow & Smith
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