Business Brevities Rates Notice
Local business notices reveal pricing under the section Business Brevities. Rates are ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line under yearly contracts, with no variations from these terms.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1885
Page
3
Local business notices reveal pricing under the section Business Brevities. Rates are ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line under yearly contracts, with no variations from these terms.
The card lists Atlantic Express No 4 and Pacific Express No 3 with early morning and late afternoon times near Ames. It notes passengers and freight movements, including Montour, Des Moines, and routes toward Paul with agent M C Jones recording service.
Vague OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and city names Chicago and Ames. No clear events, people, or organizations readable.
In March Story County subscribers owing The INTELLI GENCER may get the paper through April 1, 1886 for 1.00 cash in advance by settling arrears. Accounts unpaid for years may be placed with a Justice for collection. New or prepaid subscribers can also get one year for 1.00 by paying this month.
Mrs J Ellen Foster will give a free lecture at Opera Hall on April 3 under the auspices of the Co. Alliance and the W C T U. The event offers community education on civic issues and women's activism hosted by local organizations.
Ellsworth Post held a crowded Saturday gathering in Ames with a notable speech by Comrade Bigelow. Miss Christman sang Barbara Frietchie with Miss McFadden on organ, praised for clear articulation and fine voice. The Post entertainments are described as the season’s most successful in Ames.
Two hard looking citizens Jared Horkheimer and John A Northrop were jailed by Marshal Shockley on Ned Barber's complaint for insulting Mrs B at Barber's home after returning for supper. Three knuckles were found on them. Local church heard E J Christie preach The Rebellion Truth of History. Cambridge in Story County praised for growth and schools. Capt King Dr Brown and Grand Army friends noted.
An Ames man near Cambridge discovers black diamonds in paying quantities at three excavations of 100, 126, and 140 feet. Vein thicknesses are 3, 24, and 5 feet, with the landowner Joseph Lee’s family celebratory, while the piece ends with racist mockery and anti amendment slur.
After months closing his business interests Dr Bradley leaves for Chicago on Monday to attend lectures for advanced students and seasoned practitioners. He will study general surgery and focus on eye and ear diseases under Dr Holmes at Rush Medical College, leveraging his Chicago links for valuable opportunities. Friends expect he will profitably pursue these privileges wherever he practices.
Mr Geo W Willing of Manchester Michigan reports his wife was nearly helpless for five years. After using Electric Bitters she can now manage her own work. Hundreds of testimonials claim wide curative powers. Only fifty cents a bottle at Baskett Co s Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. J E Foster to speak in Ames Friday. Mrs A L Strane of Omaha visiting Mrs W S Bradley. Schools closed for a week. Locals note parties, sales, and construction around Ames Story City and Cambridge with marriages listed and a temperance address by Mrs J Ellen Foster in Ames on April 3.
Dr. Brown leads a G. A. R. department in the Cambridge Herald with sketches and incidents from the late war for general readers.
Parties accommodated with credit must pay now. They owe money and it is your duty to ensure the account is settled promptly.
The Ladies Sewing Society of the Congregational Church will gather at Mrs Cheney Thomas's residence next Thursday afternoon. All are cordially invited to attend.
Fire at the residence of Seth Humphrey near Nevada last Wednesday night damaged the building and destroyed clothing valued in the hundreds of dollars.
The weather features a stormy march with wind and changing skies. A narrator notes damage to a burned building and urges adding a prop on the leeward side to stabilize the structure.
Indebed to John Miller, near the premises, a comfortable dwelling house stands with out-houses a bearing orchard and small fruit. It lies two and a half miles northeast of Ames in Bloomington Indiana.
Plans outline cattle yards near the Milwaukee and Northwestern crossing by Sheldahl with talk of a lumber yard and the potential elevator to follow. A town site layoff possibility is discussed.
Mrs FireHreATRICK, after weeks with inflammatory rheumatism, is reported improving. Gro W. Jones, once of Ames, has purchased a home near Jessup Georgia, and Mrs J and daughter Lena will join him soon.
The Dorcas Society will convene with Mrs G H Maxwell on Wednesday April 1 for business at 3 o clock.
Tomorrow the Baptist Church holds morning and evening services. The evening topic is The New Testament Baptism and the NT Baptism ordinance will be administered after the sermon.
Tue Hon John Sobeisky, famed temperance lecturer, will address Ames and surrounding area at the Baptist Church on April 2. The lecture starts at 7:30 P M with no politics no admission fee and no collection.
Vintage advertisement text traces CASTORIA use across generations from baby to mother to grandmother. Mentions a trusted remedy for infants and children and the pattern of reliance as life stages shift. Conveys nostalgic brand loyalty.
BALLOU, former editor and publisher of the JEgis now Representative, once a Republican demagogue for money, is described as a democratic styster in contrast. In Milford Township, Joan Nose and F M Jackson captured three coins last week, two Friday and one Saturday, as a playful jab at the concluding Coon campaign and seasonal roosters and politics.
A young grocer and a drug elk visited a restaurant seeking cigars and paid four cents after the proprietor handed out Havana cigars. The tale ends with a blush as the incident unfolds amid a shopkeeper’s price and a shortcut in the tale. Hunt's Remedy is advertised as curing kidney diseases and claimed to work again.
Miss Olive Butler surrendered her Sheldahl school to Miss Porter due to illness and will close the school in a few days. Miss Mattie Winter and Miss Butler completed a successful term in the neighboring town.
The text invites readers to submit personal and local items via mail or post office, praising reader participation as essential for gathering news of interest and deeming it a great aid to the paper.
Four Thomas Brothers continue wholesale sales of dry goods clothing boots and shoes with easy viewing policy. Ames with over 1300 residents since 1880 shows rapid growth and new brick blocks and fine residences marking progress.
Ladies seek spring and summer dress goods will find large selection at Bigelow & Huntington with prices 20 percent lower than competitors in Ames. Gentlemen may choose fashionable suits, or cheaper articles, with a bold promise to give the goods free if they fail to undersell any other house in Ames.
At the bride’s father residence in Ames on March 26 85 Mr W B Finch married Miss Mary Mc Dowell Rev H J Everley officiating The couple left that evening for Illinois visiting friends and relatives with best wishes for a long life. Jurors named for April term Circuit Court listed from several counties.
The article promotes Parker's Hair Balsam as a remedy for scalp secretion balance, unclogging oi lands, and preventing air drying. It claims to renew hair color, soften hair, eradicate dandruff, and be non greasy with pleasant fragrance.
The April issue offers 20 dollars to the person who identifies the book and chapter of the shortest verse in the New Testament. Entries must arrive by April 10, 1885, with 20 cents sent for a May issue. If multiple correct answers, the prize is shared and the winner’s name and address, plus the correct answer, will be published in May.
Rates and deeds filed by H L Carrell Abstract and Loan Agency Nevada Iowa list transfers from D F Piatner to Rebecca Brenzier and multiple other owners. Transactions cover lots and blocks in Maxwell Nevada and surrounding plots with values ranging from 125 to 34000 dollars. The record notes ownership changes including swaths of land in 82 83 84 townships and associated heirs or buyers.
Advertises Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as superior to rival preparations. Warns readers to insist on the original remedy and avoid deceptive imitators. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at Pickett & Co.
The Webster City Freeman lauds LeiegnH Hunt as a young but effective president of Iowa Agricultural College. He rapidly filled the college with students, enforces discipline firmly, and reduces old conflicts. The faculty maintain autonomy while maintaining order, signaling a promising outlook at Warsaw.
The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents a box. For sale by Pickett & Co Palace Drug Store.
The article reports a wealthy Ohio girl fleeing with a skating instructor, later appeased by a payoff of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars and their disappearance. It mocks coachmen turned skating professors and notes a new craze among skaters.
Fragmented lines discuss Begg and warranted remedies for pains cuts and inflammation. It references that Begg’s pone meres is a necessary item and mentions ESTERMAN in relation to warrants and remedies. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event or date details.
Pickett & Co advertise that Palace Drug Store will pay all patrons of our schools to call and purchase school books and supplies with no trouble to show goods.
The Diamond Electra Marian Marvel Charmer and other coal and wood cook stoves are featured at Wrientz and Richmonds, highlighting a range of models for kitchen use.
Farm mortgage offer at six percent interest with principal payable in installments, borrower option. J. A. Fitchpatrick of Nevada Iowa advertises loans. Palace Drug Store is promoted for linseed oils castor oils lubricants turpentine window glass wallpaper and more.
A local ad proclaims a broad display of spring dresses fabrics corsets bustles hosiery gloves laces collars embroideries and ribbon trimmings. It highlights an extensive hats selection for women misses and children with school hats from 25 cents and emphasizes money saving for shoppers.
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