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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
5
An invitation touts help with college entrance and a free scholarship. It cites Robert J. Thorlock at 29 31 East 22d Street New York as the contact for full information and enrollment assistance.
The graduating class of the Veterinary department will travel to Des Moines Friday evening to meet alumni and guests for a banquet at the Chamberlain hotel. Local residents attend legislature events and visit notable figures in Des Moines.
Mr. Hooper began construction Monday morning last week at the corner of Northwestern and State streets. By Saturday night the framework was enclosed with a roof in place a chimney built and a stove installed ready for lathers and plasters.
The pastor of the Church of Christ will conduct a week long meeting beginning Sunday morning March 14 at 7 30 p m with gospel sermons evangelistic songs each evening. The public is invited to attend.
Mr. A. J. Spring of Gilbert has moved to Ralston Iowa. He came to Story county from Vermont thirty years ago and settled in Ames when the area was a mudhole. He paused in Marshalltown because the Ames train did not stop there. He hopes to return to Gilbert to finish his life among friends.
The ice left Squaw Creek endangering a Northwestern avenue fleet moored in low water near a big tree. Sailors battled to save all equipment. This week runners could moved vessels to Duff Hill, while a blizzard blockade adds new problems for the sailors.
The advertisement states De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are unequaled for weak kidneys backache and urinary disorders. It claims antiseptic action and prompt relief for weak back rheumatism and rheumatic pains, urging buyers to accept no substitute and listing C. A. Gamble as seller.
J. W. Lanning advertises a supply of clean wheat screenings for chicken feed along with alfalfa feed chop feed shorts baled hay bran fresh corn meal in ten pound sacks and a good brand of flour at the mill.
A compact survey tracing the evolution of the sonata from its Baroque roots to its modern orchestral and vocal uses. It explains the terms cantata and symphony, three and four movement structures, and notes composers Bach Haydn Mozart Beethoven shaping the form and its intellectual demands.
A terse readable fragment notes an unnamed event with limited details and no clear persons or organizations identifying the action or location. The brief lacks dates, numbers, or measurable outcomes.
Loughran and Bauer showcase THE line of wall paper in a display noting bold patterns and premium finishes. The feature highlights available patterns and suggests home styling options for customers seeking upscale interior décor.
John Kenworthy and wife transfer to Charles Gray land for 15500 dollars in section 28 township 83 range 24. J Q Burgess and wife transfer to C E Mark land for 13600 dollars in section 15 township 83 range 23. Sarah Dillin transfers to P E Shugart land for 20000 dollars in section 8 township 84 range 22. M H Toms and wife transfer to D J Sowers land for an unspecified amount.
A compact advertisement notes the widest selection of Wall Papy offered by Loughran and Bauer's, inviting shoppers to explore the full display and compare options.
A reflective note on true friendship praising selfless praise of a friend. The passage cites Jeremy Taylor and champions advancing a friend’s honor and learning over personal gain.
Judge Lee was seriously wounded at his home when a new axe struck his knee while cutting a cherry tree. He remains under a surgeon's care. The passage also notes a line about an international marriage game where the American bride supposedly takes the odds.
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