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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

3

Local Firm Continues Valuable Agency With Zemo

J B E Cagwin of this city has closed a deal to continue as agent for Zemo, a famed skin remedy. A limited supply of samples and a booklet on skin preservation will be given to interested testers. Also notes a public notice of a school election in Ames Iowa on May 12 1911 to decide bonds for ward and high school buildings. Ballots describe issuing not less than 80000 nor more than 100000 dollars.

J. BE. Cagwin Zemo J. E. Cagwin Story County Iowa Ames Independent School District C.H. Pasley A. B. Noble

Road Bill Vetoed and New Line Extension Details

The article notes a vetoed road bill permitting faster passing on two-way highways near Carlisle to Allerton, spanning 23 miles with $500,000 cost and July 1, 1913 completion aim. It also covers railroad contracts by Wickham brothers of Council Bluffs for Rock Island work, plus Masonic lodge events, building plans in Danbury, insurance verdicts in Algona and Newton, and state political moves on a new employers liability commission in Des Moines.

Carlisle Des Moines Allerton Council Bluffs E. A. Wickham Wickham Brothers Chicago Rock Island Iowa Wayne County McArthur & Co Burlington Carroll Hayward Clarkson Carroll Wright Judge Carr James Davis Judge Cooke Cedar Rapids President Earling Milwaukee Railroad State House Henry W. Grefe State Board of Health New York Washington Iowa Board Thirty-fourth General Assembly

Blast Kills Arthur Man

A premature dynamite blast near Arthur kills William Lange and severs his head and arm. Officials suspect a defective or mis-timed fuse caused the explosion.

Arthur William Lange Mr. Lange

Faymera Savings Bank Names New President

Mason City banker W. R. Fleming, former president of the People's Savings Bank, has been named president of the Faymera Savings Bank in Barnard.

Mason City W. R. Fleming The People’s Savings Bank Faymera’ Savings Bank Barnard

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Aames Lockwood Grain Co. Will Union National & Union Savings Banks W. M. Greeley L. Liverly Henry Wilson Henry Westerman Cash Grocery H. Poole Independent Finley & Kelly Holmes Masonic Grand Lodge Grand Lodge Opera House Danbury D. H. Hedrick Battle Creek Savings Bank of Battle Creek Algona Laura E. Sutton J. L. Sutton Mlinois Commercial Men’s Association Coyle Kossuth County Sutton Newton Amelia Caldwell Iowa State Travelingen's Association Scrap Over Liability Board Stillman Congress Paul E. Stillman Jefferson Tenth Stillin Supreme Court State Edna Leek Appellant Greene District McClain James Maley Western Union Telegraph Company Cedar District Ladd J. A. Harris Arthur Johnson Linn Sherwin Milford Frazee City of Deemer J. H. Latta Ilinois Central Railroad Company Harrison District Evans Joseph Stock Joseph Christie Cedar Rapids Superior Des Moines Commercial Club Iowa Central Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Montezuma Riversid Sioux City Milwaukee and Northwestern C. F. Jackson Memorial University This City Whitworth College Tacoma Wash Brooklyn Estherville John John Patterson Halfa Webster City Morgan Everts Morningside College I. R. Korns Modern Woodmen Buffalo East Main Street Ames Engineering Company J. A. Campbell Kellogg Ave Holdredge & Campbell Bell Iowa Telephone Co Ames Savings Bank
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