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Ames
Story County
Iowa
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
4
Coe Beats Ames in Rain-Shortened Iowa Game
In Ames on Saturday Coe played Iowa City with Ames losing 3 to 1 after five innings due to rain. The game was halted in the sixth inning.
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Iowa City
Ames
Ames Loses to Grinnell in Annual Meet 69 2-2 to 61 1-3
Ames fell to Grinnell 69 2 2 to 61 1 3 in the annual meet missing the half mile relay which Ames would have won. Grinnell swept the quarter mile and grabbed first and second in both hurdles while Ames excelled in the distance events. McEl yea dropped at the last hurdle in the 220 when in second place.
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Ames
Grinnell
McElyea
Ames High Aims for State Meet Entries in Des Moines
Off for the Field Meet Ames High School lists entrants Van Auken Hultz Tallman Cave Eldridge and Kelso as they head to Des Moines for the state meet.
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Ames High School
Des Moines
Tommorrow
van Auken
Hultz
Tallman
Cave
Eldridge
Kelso
Public Drinking Fountain for Horses Approved in City
The city council inspected the new public drinking fountain at Story and Kellogg on Monday and authorized water connection and upkeep. Mr Roberts of a Shetland pony farm asked for steps in front of the fountain to give ponies equal access with larger horses.
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Story and
Kellogg
Roberts
Shetland Pony Farm
Northwestern trains crippled by Saturday washouts
Washouts on the main line at Quarry and the Des Moines branch at Sheldahl crippled Northwestern service on Saturday. Eastbound trains to Ames were rerouted via Tama and Jewell Junction. By Sunday rapid repairs enabled trains to resume schedule, with 2,000 feet of track and a temporary Quarry bridge completed in under 24 hours.
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Northwestern
Quarry
Des Moines
Sheldahl
Ames
Tama
Jewell Junction
Death Claims Zebina Graves in Ames Community
Zebina K Graves died after a brief illness at his Ames home aged 39 born March 31 1874 He married Sadie Freeland in 1905 and lived on the Graves farm His death marks the third Graves family loss in a year Funeral services were at the farm with Masonic rites and a large turnout The bereaved include wife Sadie and friends from Des Moines Cole Chicago and Ames The story notes Graves as a respected farmer and community member with lines from a former pupil expressing admiration.
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Zebina K. Graves
Bina Graves
Graves
Ames
Mr. Graves
Sadie E. Freeland
A. J. Graves
Frank Graves
Zebina K
A. J
Edwin
Zebina Graves
Farm Residence
William J. Minchin
Congregational Church
C. E. Hunt
Kooser
George Judison
L. G. Hardin
L. R. Morris
George Baker
W. J. Semmons
White
Des Moines
E. R. Silliman
Cole
Col
E. G. Pratt
Chicago
Fred Randall
Mailbox Vandalism Prompted by Postal Law Warning
Post Master Haverly reports several broken mailboxes and dirt placed inside them in the city. Government officials will investigate. The notice warns that vandalism of post receptacles or assault on a carrier is punishable by fines from one hundred to one thousand dollars or imprisonment from one to three years.
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Haverly
Runaway at Hoggett Street Crossing Injures Driver
A Tuesday runaway caused by a train at Hoggett Street crossing toppled a buggy injuring the driver. The driver rode a single horse with another horse in front. the rear horse knocked the buggy, sending the team into a sprint toward the college as the head horse bolted.
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Hoggatt Street
City Council to curb portions of Ames streets by curb construction
Official notice from the Ames City Council dated May 17 1909 announces a plan to curb parts of Onondaga Street Douglass Avenue Kellogg Avenue and related sections. A public hearing will be held June 24 1909 for objections before final passage of the resolution and assessment of costs.
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Douglass and
Ehilogg Avenues
Onondaga Street
City of
Ames
Council Chamber
Onodaga Street
Duff Avenue
Hoggatt Avenue
Douglass Avenue
Story Street
Kellogg Avenue
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Lot
American Society For Materials
Kellogg Avenues
Burnett Avenue
Ames Times
the Intelligencer
Iowa
DeWitt's Early Risers Liver Pills Ad
DeWitt's Early Risers liver pills are described as small gentle and sure. Sold by C A Gamble.
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DeWitt
C. A. Gamble
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised
The ad promotes DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for cuts burns bruises and piles and warns to refuse substitutes. It lists C A Gamble as the seller in New Time Card Number 30. The 2:15 pm eastbound train now departs at 2:00 pm with several minor timetable changes noted this week.
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DeWitt
C. A. Gamble
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