Plymouth Roosters For Sale Cheap By Harry Amesbury
A local notice announces Plymouth roosters for sale at 50 cents each. Seller is Harry Amesbury residing R R 1.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
5
A local notice announces Plymouth roosters for sale at 50 cents each. Seller is Harry Amesbury residing R R 1.
A heavy gold pin bearing a face and a small fox terrier bitch named Milo McCartney’s dog is missing. A reward of $41 is offered at the Ames Hotel and more details are sought from the finder at the Ames Hotel.
A reflection on choosing church over a busy Saturday pageant notes how many plan to attend the Thanksgiving service versus nearby football festivities, implying a test of priorities and time management among locals.
Ames introduces a new hose and ladder wagon for the fire department painted wine color with red gears. Built entirely in Ames by renowned wagon maker John Allen, the addition promises great benefit to the city.
Senator Fitzpatrick urges Ames supporters to address Scott County governance and to learn from Davenport’s military company, recalling his old soldier stance and interest in the unit’s purpose.
T. L. Gossard has purchased the Onawa Sentinel in Monona county and will assume control December 1. He and sister Blanche plan to devote energy to making the Sentinel a up to date modern newspaper.
The remains of John Zimmerman who died last week of stomach cancer were shipped Thursday to Barnville Illinois for interment. Mr Zimmerman lived with his family on the corner of Boone and Welch streets in West Ames.
After today the late interurban leaving Des Moines at 11 15 p m will be abandoned due to lack of riders. The late car proved convenient for opera patrons but the numbers were too small, prompting its removal.
Mr. M. J. Clark of this city received a consignment of apples from an old Plymouth New Hampshire tree planted seventy five years ago. The hillside site was rocky so blankets were spread to prevent bruising as apples fell. The solitary veteran tree has a barrel sized trunk and yields seventeen bushels every other year, a remarkable seedling still thriving.
The first stock shipments for the International Stock Show arrived in Chicago on Tuesday ahead of the Saturday opening. Defenders of last year’s champion steer aim to repeat, while Ames stock compares favorably with rivals nationwide. The stock judging team and corn judging team from Ames travel to boost chances at the Cook trophy. In Fort Dodge, the Great Western Cereal Co. faces an oats shortage as the plant runs only part time, sparking talk of higher prices amid rail delays. the mill consumes 15,000 bushels daily and has never shut down at this time of year.
A notice invites readers to hear the renowned prima donna Mme Bouton perform in College Chapel on December 7 in New York. The event promises an engaging concert with classical arias and operatic highlights, drawing music lovers to the campus venue.
Chamberlains Pain Balm offers relief for sprains swellings and rheumatic pains. A dampened flannel patch works better than a plaster for back side or chest pain and helps sleep. Available from Loughran Bauer and Joel Cc Cagwin.
Robert M. Clark of the Ames Gun Club announced a Thanksgiving Day shoot today for the cup he holds as champion. Nine events are scheduled. the cup contest is restricted to Ames members while Maxwell and Story City clubs will join in all other events.
The Troubadors Amusement Company performed before Monday night, offering top quality musical numbers and Miss Emily Murray's readings that pleased listeners. After the concert, Company C hosted a dance with fine music from the Troubadors orchestra. The article notes an overly crowded schedule last week reduced attendance for Company C.
Mr. Charles Hoon of Jewell is visiting at the home of his son H. B. Hoon.
Carrie Lemke of Camden and Chris D Anderson of Willows City, both deaf and dumb, married in Minneapolis courthouse. Court commissioner W B Bates oversaw a unique ceremony using a typewriter to present questions and record answers on large paper.
A sexton who died while tolling the church bell in Chippewa Falls is noted by the Burlington Gazette as a tragedy marking a man at the end of his rope.
Bouton is described as a handsome woman and a great singer. Hear her on December 7 in the College Chapel for a notable performance by a celebrated artist.
A country exchange reports that Mrs. Ann Smith had four dozen eggs freeze last week. An esteemed contemporary asks how cold it was, prompting a playful inquiry into the weather and timing.
A satirical exchange from Woman's Home Companion notes a child’s punishment by washing his face rather than spanking, reflecting social attitudes toward discipline in domestic life.
The Gasconade Missouri postmaster Daniel A. Bugh tests the remedy and reports strong health gains saying he feels like a new man. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are sold by C. A. Gamble.
Mme Bouton who sang in the Chapel on Saturday evening December is remembered as a former prima donna with the Metropolitan Grand Opera Co for five years.
General J. R Lancoln chairs a military court to try Captain Kulp of Davenport for disobeying the governor's orders regarding the prize fight.
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