Advertising Rates and Local Notices Recap
Local notices list per line charges for ads and entertainment notices 5c per line for paid events. 2c for cards. 1.00 for resolutions and condolences. Church services lodge and club announcements published once with 5c per line for extra publications. Various society items, ads, and community notices follow with names and events across Ames Des Moines and surrounding towns.
Gipsy Queen shines in Ames operetta fundraiser
The Ames audience applauded the Gipsy Queen operetta at the opera house last Friday. Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Geo Judisch starred with the camp chorus aiding music. receipts totaled 112 dollars with 42.70 left after expenses, deposited to start a public library fund for Story County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Geo. Judisch
Rosalie
Ames
Fairy Land
Edith Cairns
Clover Club Banquet Featured For 1902 Event
The Clover Club girls host their annual banquet tomorrow night at the Odd Fellows Temple banquet hall. Guests include the Cockel burrs and a few outside friends with Ping Pong as the evening’s amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Club
Odd Fellow’s Temple
Clovers
Our Schools Improve as Pupils Meet Teacher Needs
The public schools report smooth operation and rising student effort after an initial period of lax study. Teachers praise readiness to try, with a new plan emphasizing thoroughness, justice, and cooperation. The public is urged to inspect every department and witness students at work personally.
Death Notice of Mrs. Hiram Blake Ames Iowa 1902
Mrs. Hiram Blake died at home on Burnett Street Ames Iowa in November 1902 at age 54 years 9 months 1 day. Born February 10 1848 in Frazersburg Muskingum County Ohio she moved to Marshalltown Iowa in 1865 and married Hiram Blake July 2 1868. They lived in Marshall County Cass County before moving to Ames in March 1902. She joined the Christian Church as a young woman and remained a faithful member. Funeral was held at the home on Thursday November 13 at 2 pm with Rev Ferrall and Rev Nye. Burial in the Ames cemetery new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Klinger
Ames
Boone
Des Moines
Giddings
Webster City
Mason City
J. R. Patterson
Lydia
Patterson
Grandma
Bagley
Marine
O. G. Ashford
Nevada
Kansas City
Ashfords
Vine Street
Journal
Register and Leader
State Historical Society
Iowa City
Hiram Blake
Burnett St
Iowa
Frazersburg
Muskingum Co
Ohio
Marshalltown
Jessie
Thos. Thompson
Minnie
Verna
Marshall Co
Cass County
Blake
Christian Church
F. D. Ferrall
C L. Nye
M.E Church
Ames Cemetery
Obituary and notices from Ames area readers
Obituary for Washington Dawson of Lexington Illinois born July 8 1884 died November 18 1902 near Ames from apoplexy. He served in the 94th Illinois Vols four three years in Vicksburg siege. Survived by wife five sons two brothers two sisters fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at home with Rev Seccombe and Nevada Cemetery interment. Also notices of marriages illnesses and upcoming events at local churches theaters and exhibitions including Edison life motion pictures and performances by The Heaglers at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Ilinois
Vicksburg
Seccombe
Ames
Nevada Cemetery
Ladies of St Johns Guild Holiday Bazaar Set
The Ladies of St Johns Guild announce a holiday bazaar to be held on the second day in December. The event invites the community to shop for seasonal gifts and support guild activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St. Johns Guild
Ames Camp Dedication Event At Des Moines
Fifty Ames Camp members attended the dedication of the Y Castle in Des Moines. A long program followed with songs, welcomes, and many featured addresses from leaders of local lodges. Cooperative drills between Ottumwa and Des Moines for the man’s shield were well performed, with the Ames camp earning the shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Des Moines
Capital City
J. E. Paul
B. F. Rehkoff
Geo
Frink
The
Maccabees
Lafe Young
Mystic Toilers
J. H. Taak
Land Nobles
J. L. Rose
H. A. Miller
N. W. Fraternaleserve
J. H. Campbell
Var Union
A. L
Mrs Jones Dies Suddenly In Denver Home
Mrs M J Jones died after kidney illness two days after falling ill at her daughter's home in Denver. She was 49 and returned to Ames with funeral services planned at the Congregational church at 2 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
M. J. Jones
Jones
Joseph Morris
Denver
Morris
Helen
Congregational Church
Editor’s blunt praise for prompt subscribers posted
A newspaper editor proclaims that timely paying subscribers are blessed and will receive favored treatment, including top column placement and VIP access, while delinquent subscribers face demeaning tasks and relegation to the gallery in the afterlife vision.
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Storm Sash Phone
H. L. Munn & Son
Hoot
Laverne
Harvey Lyman
P. Christofferson
Chris Sorenson
Geo. C. Chandler
Maquoketa
Baptist Church
Rose McLain
Baxter
Dave Osborne
Jerry Serborn
Ontario
Cliff Miller
Wm. Winter
Rockford
J. K. Macomber
Miss Lowry
Miss Back
Longsdorf
Paul Elliott
Galen Tilden
Miss Pearl Patterson
Mr. Barton
Warrell
Temple Grocery
Florydan Hunter
Cole House On the Hill
Bernice Halley
Bertha Briley
Inez Hunter
Ernest Hunter
Breckenridge
Minnesota
D. W. Sutherland
Manning
Oary
T. O Douglass
Eagle Grove
Congregational
Franklin
Neb
Capital
Kyle
Sam Deal
Corwith
Dan Deal
South Ames
OC. H. Seccombe
A. Liddle
Eilsworth
T. J. Loughran
College Hospital
Washington, D. C
Carrie Seymour
Little Son
Miss McKibben
T. L. Gossard
Jim Hawthorne
Sigourney
Lee
Boone Indians
O. R. Colyer
Hampton
Hawthorne
Ogden Parties
Miss Hauck
Miss Anna Corps
Woodstock
Jack Poucher
Mercy Hospital
John Kegley
the Heaglers
Opera House
John Orland
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Orland
Mabel Moffit
Capital City Commercial College
Lulu Gray
Miss Grey
Anna Giddings
George Wier
Story City
Ernest Kingsberry
Kingsberrys
Jean Gilcrist
Maple City
North
Buell Tilden
Jay Adams
Muscatine
Will Chevalier
Chevalier
S P. O’brien
Elizabeth B. Evans
Judge Evans
Story County
S. D
P. O’brien
Jewel
Woodman’s Hall
Gilbert Station
Christian Endeavor Society
Church Furnace Fund
Jewel Band
Clover’s Banquet
Washington Dawson
Lexington
Illinois
Mr. Dawson
Daniel Embree
Indianola
Elizabeth Nolan
Thayer
Kansas
Vera Childs
Charlie Ross
James Wilson
Washington
Theodore N. Morrison
Ballou
G. A. Keele
Chicago
Delmar
Canty
J. F. Bowen
Cotto
Neeland
Uome
Staleys
Staley
Munsing
Tilden Bros. & Co
Mr. Jones