Ames Defeats Cedar Rapids in Five Man Bowling Match
Ames defeated Cedar Rapids by 174 pins in a five man team contest at Kintzley alleys after a challenge from Ames. Ames lineup included Meirs Kintzley Rader Montgomery and Akin while Cedar Rapids fielded Hammer Clausen Hruska Montllan and Beard. Hammer and Beard had played at the Sioux City estate tournament last fall.
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Kintzley
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Meirs
Rader
Montgomery
Akin
Hammer
Clausen
Hruska
Montillan
Beard
Sioux City
Caution for Travelers: Chamberlain Remedy in Hand Luggage
Advises travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent sickness and delays. Sold by Loughran & Bauer.
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Loughran & Bauer
Ames Chautauqua directors re-elected at meeting
At a stockholders meeting of the Ames Chautauqua Association held in the M. E Church on Monday afternoon the old directors were re-elected for the coming year. Lou Bosworth was elected to fill the vacancy from J B Elliott. By-laws were amended to require twenty five shareholders for a quorum instead of one third due to the large number of holders.
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Ames Chautauqua Association
M. E
Lou Bosworth
J B. Elliott
William Earnest Adams obituary from Iowa origin
William Earnest Adams born December 11 1850 in Likeing Ohio died September 23 1905 in St Louis Missouri. He moved to Iowa in 1856 settled in Story County and studied at Iowa State College later became a successful school teacher. He leaves a father one sister and three brothers. Funeral at Adams Undertaking Parlors September 28 1905 conducted by Rev Andrew M Shea burial in Ames cemetery. Rest comes at length and Heaven awaits the true home.
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William Earnest Adams
Likeing Co
Ohio
St Louis
Iowa
Story Co
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Adams Undertaking
Andrew M. Shea
Ames
Devoe lead and zinc paint promotion letter
A letter to Mr E S Proper from F W Denok & Co promoting Devoe lead and zinc paint. The note claims two sorts of furniture and paints, praises the product as superior and durable, mentions Mr CO Brown in Columbia and a painter’s reaction to quantity, and signs from New York and Chicago with a postscript about Loughran & Bauer.
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CO Brown
Columbia
Devoe
New York
Chicago
P. S
Loughran & Bauer
Special Crop Bulletin from Des Moines Iowa 1905
Weather summary reports an ideal week with daily mean temperatures 6 to 9 degrees above normal and light rainfall. September frostless and warm, aiding corn ripening. Statewide over 95 percent of corn well matured. 5 to 2 percent at risk from frost. Overall crop quality extra good with above average outputs expected for corn and grains.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Scott's
Scott
Pearl Street
S. C
Prof. Beach
Minneapolis, Minn
Adams Hall
Ruth Cessna
Nevada
Laura Storms
J. W. Jones
Bedford
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Perzins
Deep River
Farmers Institute
Bernice Johnson
Oscaloosa
Beokeeper
Marston
P. G. Holden
Kentucky
A. B. Storms
Minneapolis
Minn
Fremont, Il
Rock River Methodist Conference
Mesdames
Herman Knapp
R. O. Barrett
W. T. Smith
Williams
M. E. Church
North
Oriole
Ames Opera House
Newens
Benson Bridge
College Road
C A. Gamble
Parker
Cagwin
Ayer
J. B. Danforth
St. Joseph
Mich
A. C. Ayer
I Lewell
Maas
E. S. Proper
Denok & Co
Story County
GSI Tre Union
Warner
Louauran & Bavusr
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Ilustrator
Supt
Elec
Mechai
Architec
Crooks
Marti
Ruby Prince
Dom Paul
W. F. Stratton
Cambridge, Ia
E. F. Posegate
Ames, Iowa
N. L. Niles & Son
L. M. Bosworth
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