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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1904

Page

4

Fancy dress ginghams and fabrics sale notice

A newspaper ad lists fabrics including fancy dress ginghams in 10 to 20 yard lengths, NOME cotton dress plaids 28 inch 10 to 90 yard lengths, dark dress ducks 28 inch with navy black and cardinal shades. Also Oxford waistings and suitings 28 inch, Almeda ginghams, bed table cloth 35c quality, black silk cloaks for misses and children, window shades, Nottingham lace curtains 50 inches by three and a half yards, one case window treatments, black hose sale 9c per pair three for 25c.

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Local notices and society items from Ames and nearby

Mrs. J. W. Weeks visited from Des Moines on business while Roy Young, Grace Reese, and many others were noted in daytime errands and social visits. The Womans Home Missionary society will meet May 31 with Mrs. Cessna. a special Ames to Des Moines field meet excursion train offered at $1.00. several Ames residents visited relatives in Boone, Nevada, and Des Moines with reports of yard work, church events, and upcoming Prohibition meetings.

Womans Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Cessna Ames Des Moines Marshal Willey Razzle Reed Don Johnston Ida Grove Boone Tama Clinton W. D. Ellwell Capt. Brown Levi Hill Jennie Dickson H. G. McBerney Prohibition Alliance Indianapolis

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