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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
4
William Cameron sells his property near the college and rents Milan Ross house, Geo. K. Scott buys the former Ross property and moves in. Several residents suffer illnesses but improve. Miss Spratt finishes a term of school at Oak Ridge. A public sale outlines horses cattle hogs and farm implements with terms. Chamberlain Cough Remedy recommended for children.
Private sale of all household goods invites buyers to call at the home and examine items before April 1. Bell 401 listed for contact.
The article highlights North Dakota's rolling prairie and fertile soil ideal for diversified farming and stock raising. It notes good grain land along the Jamestown and Northern line and western areas suited for mixed farming, with ample water and nutritious grass for stock. Emigration rates and contact details for land seekers are provided, urging attention to stock-raising opportunities and maps from Northern Pacific Ry. St. Paul.
A compact collection of quotes discusses beauty unselfishness gentleness spur and rein in relationships health and disease as minds seek books bodies seek surroundings instinct as motive power and foresight as vital to a nation.
Meeckly confirms relocation to Swamphurst while Doctor cautions climate may clash with Meekly's wife. Meekly remains resolute insisting the move will proceed despite concerns.
The Ames Iowa city ordinance requires written building permits to erect or add to any structure within the fire limits. It defines misdeeds for building without permits, fines up to 100 dollars, up to 30 days imprisonment, and immediate removal orders by the City Marshall. Attest A B Maxwell City Clerk Parley Sheldon Mayor.
Ordinance No 154 sets Ames Iowa building rules within fire limits. It requires noncombustible roof materials metal tile slate gravel or equivalent. Walls must be brick stone cement or mortar with specified thickness by story. Fire walls three feet above roof. Shutters and doors on alleys must be metal covered. Chimneys lined with fire brick tile or cast iron. No wood floors. bases must rest on brick or noncombustible plates. City Clerk A B Maxwall Parley Sheldon attest.
Contemplating a harness purchase this spring, customers are invited to sample handmade goods and compare prices before buying elsewhere. SumM YY & ILLER promote quality and fit through in-store trials.
Dissolution notice states the partnership of O. H. Watkins and F. Skellenger under Watkins Skellenger Co ended on March 4. All debts and accounts due the firm are to be paid to Watkins-White Co, the successor, which assumes all obligations of the former firm.
The remedy claims great success in relief and cure of bowel complaints and is suitable for both children and adults. It can be taken with water and sweetened and is sold by Loughran and Bauer. Also advertising handmade harness by Summy and Miller with note on good goods at right prices.
An advertisement touts Pinesalve as a universal poultice for boils burns cracked hands and similar ailments and notes availability through C A Gamble.
Sealed proposals to the City Council of Ames Iowa will be received at the city clerk’s office until 12:00 a m April 3 1905 for permanent sidewalks in Ames for 1906. Bid must state price per square yard for brick or cement walks with specified foundation and construction details.
Notice in Story county Iowa states on February 22, 1905 the district court appointed the administrator with will annexed of the estate of J A McFarlan deceased. Creditors must present claims authenticated for allowance. debtors must pay to the administrator in Ames Iowa.
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