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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1900

Page

2

Iowa Dairy College notes and campus updates

U. S. C. Student Prof. F Curtiss spoke on the State Dairy Contention at Storm Lake and the Stock Breeders Association in Springfield. Ray Sies left for Cedar Rapids sick. The Oratorical Association reorganized with Wilbur Wilson as temporary chair. Dairy school draws applications from New York and beyond for the winter course in dairying. Horticultural foreman Al Duebendwier arrives from Hoboken. John Gosling gave a beef cattle talk to the Agricultural club. Hospital reports show most patients improving. several discharged. A proclamation urges Thanksgiving on November 29. Prolific local land transfers and business notes follow alongside campus events.

F. Curtiss Storm Lake Stock Breeders Association Springfield Frank Fletcher Wooster Mass J. B. Weems Fletcher Oratorical Association Wilbur Wilson Germany J. C. Pratt Villisca Iowa The State University New York John Gosling Kansas City Agricultural Club State of Lester Law G. L. Dossox

Willing Workers Meet at Chapel Ridge

The Willing Workers society met with Mrs. Jacob Born in Chapel Ridge, with 21 present including Mrs. Born’s niece Mrs. Carl Anderson of Crocker and Mrs. Mattie Brown from the north. A hearty dinner was served and sewing included one comforter, carpet rag work, and a dressing gauge with pockets. Mrs. Sanders completed sleeves for one arm and Mrs. Born invited the group to return.

Willing Workers Society Jacob Born Born Carl Anderson Crocker Mattie Brown

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending November 17 1900

Real estate transfers reported by Smith Bricker abstractors Nevada and Ames Iowa include Sheriff Story County to IC Brownlie and E E Little a 30 foot by 20 lot in Blairs addition Ames sale. P W Hopkins referee to Joana Ellwood a Deed for two lots in Blairs add Colo. Henry Johnson to G A Edwards 64 by 150 feet of lot 8 block 3 Jones and add Collins. Ingeborg Henryson to John Swan $80 lots 8 and 9 block 38 H T Henryson's add Story City. LR Larson to Town of Story City $85 lot 1 block 47 Fairview Park add Story City. K T Benson to A B Helvig $900 lot 7 block 10 Roland. It Wilcox to James M Wood $750 lots 5 and 6 block 4 H P add Maxwell. Elgie Larson to Hans Peterson son $1075 lot 6 block 16 E R Larsons add Story City. John Sydnes to Ole Bergeson wa $600 lots 45 and 46 block 498 L Larsons add Story City. Ben Holm to Jacob Jorgen son $200 lots 11 4 and 15 block 44 Fairview Park add Story City.

Smith & Bricker, Abstractors Nevada Sheriff Story Co Brownlie Blairs Ames Helvig Roland Wilcox James M Wood Maxwell

Des Moines Daily News Enlarged To Eight Pages

The Des Moines Daily News expansion to eight pages preserves a yearly price of 1.00 with 75 cent half year and 50 cent quarter term options. The paper offers full telegraphic AP service and world news daily for families with a circulation over 29,000 based in Des Moines, Iowa.

Des Moines Daily News Associated Press the News Des Moines Iowa

How To Get a Dukedom From a Topeka Resolver

E F Ware of Topeka replies to a dukedom aspirant with steps to secure royal decorations. He urges immediate application and warns against accepting lesser titles while noting dukedoms are lifelong and senate confirmation not required. He mentions Webb McNall and D O McCray as likely targets once commissioned.

E. F. Ware Topeka Kansas Nebraska City Senate Webb McNall D. O. McCray

Representative Hall Opposes Increasing Congress Size

Congressman Hall argues against enlarging the House and favors raising the ratio to keep 357 members. He notes current halls are crowded and describes a needed restructuring. The text cites a new representation ratio of 202,900 per seat in Iowa with Des Moines included for growth.

Conressman Hall Des Moines

Executor's Notice for John K. Duncan Estate Story County Iowa

On November 7, 1900 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed Section L Timber as executor of the estate of John K. Duncan. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and all debts should be paid to the executor. Dated November 7, 1900.

District Court Story County Iowa John KE Duncan Allowanc

Take your lace curtains to Wing's Model Laundry

A brief notice states lace curtains should be taken to Wing's Model Laundry for cleaning and care. The item handling is described with emphasis on quality service and local familiarity.

Wing

Poultry Buyer Opens Market at Poultry Wanted

Notice from Joun Hoaaatr announcing poultry purchases at the best market price starting Monday November 19 at the OK Barbershop address 814 Poultry Wanted. The ad requests all kinds of poultry with a promise of fair payment.

Groceries Stocked High Grade Supply by T. J. Mitter & Son

A note states the grocery stock is very full and of the highest grade owned by T. J. Mitter and Son.

T. J. Mitter & Son

Doctor Attebery Opens Osteopathic Practice in Ames

Dr. N W Attebery president of the Osteopath School at Ottumwa has located in Ames. He is among osteopathy's oldest graduates with seven years experience. He will treat all diseases without medicine at R T Sisson's residence. Consultation and examination are free and treatments are reasonably priced.

N. W. Attebery Osteopath School Ottumwa Ames R. T. Sisson Attebery

Letts and Bradley & White Advertise New Goods

Canned meats of all kinds at Letts. New lot of fine stationery Tutpen and LOUGHRAN. New Queen Olives in bulk at 50 cents per quart and Buckwheat flour at Bradley and White. We guarantee all goods. C. F. Letts. Weeks Break-Up A Cold Tablets refund purchase if they fail to cure. Buckwheat Ben by T. J. Mitters and Son.

Letts Tutpen & Loughran Bradley & White’s L. M. Boswoth

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