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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

7

Real estate transfers noted in Ames area deeds

The record lists numerous property transfers in Ames including buyers Parley Sheldon J H Mad der E J Houghland Martha E Koons Chitty and others to sellers such as W W Van Duzer Ben Edwards Walter Rainbolt and Flora J Hill among numerous parcels. Amounts range from 1008 to 10000 with blocks and lots described in Gilbert Station Adams sub divisions Lockwoods ad and Harriman’s ad.

W B Needham Parley Sheldon Miller J L Stevens E FE Little Carl L Little R F Hodson George and Littles J H Madder E J Houghland M B Hisenlohr Gilbert Station Sadie Graves John Kenworthy Adams Blairs Ames B. Nelson Martin Sorenson Kingsburys D Shepard Anna Brown S$ Chamberlain Vanderlyn Chamberlain Alfred E Weizel Andrew Thompson L Dale McFarlans Gilbert C G Lee John Rainier Bigelows Xy Houghland Martha E Koons Chitty Melvan Bolles J JL Stevens George P Eastwood VanDuzer Lockwood Grain Co Flora J Hill Lockwoods Sarah Elizabeth Scott W P Kintzley H Jacobson Harriman & Lee J A Campbell Harriman Ad Ames Lester Martin William Martin E T Robbins North Ames Adaline D Lasher Ben Edwards G Lee F B Spence Walter Rainbolt

Howard Urges Ames Voters to Oppose 174 Monopoly

A 1900s Ames pamphlet led by E B Howard and the See's 4th Ward Protective Club calls for opposing city ordinance No 174 to block a 25 year extension of the A C railroad charter to N W Interurban control. They fear monopolized streets and urge mass meetings and ward actions to protect local growth and rights.

Tory Ames E. B. Howard 4Th Ward Protective Club Newton & Northwestern Interurban Ames & College Railroad A. & C. Railroad C&nning Monopoly People's Protective Committee Marshalltown Story City Iowa Central Railroad Des Moines Roland Waverly Charles City Iowa Central Thomas A. Edison Electrical Review Ames Times Sheldon Des Moines Register Des Moines City Street Railway Company Vic

Webster City preacher praised as chapel orator

Rev. F. B. Smith of the First Baptist church spoke as chapel orator Sunday morning in Webster City and from all reports he will be asked to return.

F. B. Smith First Baptist Church of Webster City

Vast changes from buffalo to farms across western Nebraska

A Bayard reader recalls 35 years ago when Western Nebraska rode with buffalo herds and dugouts were common. The letter contrasts that era with today’s farms, dry farming trials, government irrigation plans, and the rise of white settlements, while also detailing Story County Iowa Board actions on drainage districts and bond plans for Richland Township Drainage District No 10.

Story County Iowa Bayard Neb Ames Intelligencer Intelligencer Nebraska Dakota Bob Ingersol Campbell Tri-state Company Stock Company Platte River Platte Valley Ames Board of Supervisors Court House E. R. Silliman J. O. Michaelson B. Johnson Richland Township Sarah Dillin J. Q. Burgess J. Q. Adams John Hopkins Christine Larson Silliman Michaelson Johnson Silliman Age County Herby Warren-McColisburg of Supervisors Warren-McCallsburg Boone County Boone Story BE. R. Silliman

640 Acres Promise Beyond Coal Barons

A letter from F T Wilson asserts the government grants 640 acres extending far beyond conventional bounds, contrasting with coal barons claims and implying vast, imaginative land rights. The piece frames a federal land offer as a check against tribute by powerful interests.

John D F. T. Wilson

Do Not Crowd the Season and Its Colds

A period piece urges enjoying spring air while warning against pneumonia risk from colds. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective, noting it never caused pneumonia in their experience, and lists Loughran & Bauer and Joel Cagwin as sellers.

Chamberlain Loughran & Bauer Joel C. Cagwin

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