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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
1
Ames Must Win Tomorrow in Key Local Contests
The text notes Ames should win the upcoming game tomorrow. It also mentions Webster City facing another elopement sensation after sixty days, Boone facing a breach of promise suit with Miss Peterson versus Mr Peterson, and a large fire wrecking Stanhope's business district. An offer promotes the Intelligencer and Chicago Daily Tribune clubbing rate through January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Boone
Miss Peterson
Peterson
Stanhope
Intelligencer
Chicago Daily Tribune
The
Tribune
West
Nevada and surrounding towns update crowding the week
Dr Knepper treats Mrs Emma Viers after dog attack injuries. Mrs Iona Secord and Miss Jessie settle over Ambrose store in Nevada as goods move there. News notes include Emmett Smith’s California trip memories, McNichols and Bump real estate firm in Nevada, and local court fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Gazette
Knepper
Emma Viers
Iona Secord
Miss Jessie
Ambrose Store
Nevada
Secord
Journal
Jessie
Emmett Smith
California
Iowa
Story County
Pacific
Museum of Nature
History of Ames and the Chicago and Northwestern line
A retrospective on how railroads transformed Story County Iowa with the Chicago and Northwestern railway reaching Ames in 1864 1865 and bringing mail immigration and growth. It notes the town’s founding by John J Blair and its naming for Oakes Ames and previews continued history of road-building and politics shaping early Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward’s
Elysium Fields
Alaska
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Story
Daily Mail
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Story County
Colo
Nevada
Ames
Ontario
College Farm
King
Iowa
John J. Blair
Blairstown
New Jersey
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Co
Noah Webster
Oakes Ames
Massachusetts
H. F. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Des Moines
Iowa and Minnesota Railroad Company
Cntre
Polk City
Polk County
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Turkey
L. O. Keedick
Nevada Journal
Mike McNichols
M. V. Bump
McNichols & Bump
First National Bank
E. A. Ingram
A. H. Grafton
Hanson
W.G. Wright
Gilmore & Wright
Second Avenue North
Gilmore
Hearing Reporter
C. H. Beach
McCallsburg Tribune
Minneapolis
Gay W. Mills
McCailsburg Tribune
Roland
Howard Twedt
J. H. Twedt
Story City Herald
Anton Peterson
Chicago
St. Louis
Carpenter Trade
Stanley Page
Northwestern
Ransom Page
Slater
T. B. Mikkelson
Nelson and Son
St Paul
South Dakota
Mr. Mikkelson
Northwest
Maxwell Tribune
Shipley
J. H. Robinson
A. H. McNall
Maude Bowen
Mayme Meade
Miss Bowen
Methodist Hospital
Singleton’s
Marshalltown
State Center Enterprise
R. W. Cowan
Wyanet
Illinois
S. P. Ayres
Marshalltown Herald
Herald
Iowa Agricultural College
A. McFadden
Mississippi
Missouri
W.W. J. Semmons
ODD Fellows’ Temple
G. E. BURTON @ CO
B. Kuppenheiner
Michigan Central Packard & Doughlas
Gordon & Ferguson
Furs
Sruly
G. E. Burton & Co
Bosworth Drug Store
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