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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1895

Page

4

Local notices from Ames and surrounding towns

Local paragraphs recount visits and travel across Des Moines Cedar Rapids Wail Lake LeMars Primghar and Ames including Mrs McElyea Mrs Gatrell Miss Mary Loughbran Miss Daisy Brown Rev Hicks Swafford Nevada and others with reports on Suffrage events, school and church activities, railroad plans, mining news, and community updates.

Frank Morris Primghar P. E. O. Society Nell Bosworth Carter Weaver Jemima Noble Hicks

Furs Bought For Cash by Luke Corkins at The Fair

Advertises cash for furs with emphasis on well handled and stretched pelts. Mentions willingness to buy mink regardless of handling ability. Also notes sale of a $1.38 shoe at $2.00 and a second hand buggy for $25 at Irwin, R. & Co.

Luke Corkins Irwin, R & Co’s

Harper's Magazine Christmas Number Announces Novels and Travel Americas

The Christmas issue highlights include the first chapters of Briseis by William Black, Caspar W. Whitney’s snow-shoe journey account, Cara cas The Paris of South America by Richard Harding Davis, a Howells comedy, five short stories, eighty illustrations, and a color frontispiece.

Harper’s Magazine William Black Caspar W. Whitney British North America Caracas Paris South America Richard Harding Davis William Dean Howells

Woven Slat Fence Becomes Affordable Corn Cribs Source

Farmers find the woven slat fence from North Western Fence Co. the cheapest material for temporary corn cribs. The firm ships large rolls of durable slats and offers proper sizes for farm use.

Northwestern Fence Co

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