Remains of Carl Anderson Arrive From Canada
The remains of Carl Anderson arrived Monday from Winnipeg and were buried after funeral services at Bergens church. Anderson died in a hospital days after an appendicitis operation at age 23. He left for a homestead in Canada, and his brother A. L. accompanied the body home. He leaves two brothers, A. L. in this place and J. E. in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Winnipeg
Canada
Mr. Anderson
A. L
Bergens
G. Smedal
Special low one way tickets on North Western Line
One way tickets at special low rates on sale daily throughout October from all points on the North Western Line to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Puget Sound points. Daily tours in tourist sleeping cars via the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line. Double berth only 7.50 through from Chicago. For full particulars write 8S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark Street Chicago Ill or address nearest ticket agent the North Western Line.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Puget Sound
Chicago
Union Pacific
North Western
A. Hutchison
Clark
Youth's Companion 1909 volume promises adventures and lessons
The Youth's Companion invites readers with stories of courage and duty. Over 250 stories and many articles will appear in the 52 issues of 1909. New subscribers paying 1.75 dollars receive 1908 issues, a 1909 calendar, and free illustrations by request. The paper is at 144 Berkeley Street Boston MA.
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Canada
THE
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Property Transfers Across Ames Maxwell and McCallsburg
A series of land transfers recorded involving H D Miller and W to Hawley Miller in Beardshears addition Ames for 2000 dollars. Mary L Eubank and W to John M King for 350 dollars Maxwell lots. Geo Hardenbrook to John M King for 32.50 for a small Maxwell parcel. A M Marshall and husband to Joe Pettinger for 350 dollars Bloomington Bik and Bloomington lots. S A Beach to I J Lynch for 3000 dollars Chamberlains addition Ames. Maria Read et al to State of Iowa for 1 dollar Reads addition Ames. McCallsburg State Bank to CG E Markland for 1200 dollars lots 5 and 6 Bik 15 McCallsburg. J N Cross to John Backous for 1200 dollars 1-3 int in ne nw 22-82-23. Christine Hougen to J F Jensen for 200 dollars sub lot 3 of sub lot 3 of lot 1 nw se 7-83-22. Ben R Swearinger to Ida M Swearinger for 700 dollars sub lots in various divisions ne nw 7 and lot 4 nw nw 7-84-23. Amelia Howland to Mabel Apple and Ada Crooks for 1 dollar nw se 5-84-23.
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H D Miller
Hawley
Miller
Ames
Mary L Eubank
John M King
Maxwell
Geo Hardenbrook
A. M. Marshall
Husb
Joe Pettinger
Bloomington
Beach
I J Lynch
Ben R Swearinger
Ida M Swearinger
Amelia Howland
Mabel Apple
Ada Crooks
Advertising pays at public sales says Knox ville Express
The Knox ville Express notes increased advertising in local sales shows advertising draws crowds. It argues farmers save money when paying a small ad cost to attract buyers, estimating stock worth two to three thousand dollars can be better sold with broader exposure and a larger bidder turnout.
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Knoxville Express
the Express
Gingaman & Smith
Perry's Offers Cotton Flannel Gloves At Five Cents
Local shop Perry's advertises cotton flannel gloves priced at 5 cents per pair, highlighting bargain pricing for winter wear.
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Perry’s
Armory Week Snaps Up Repertoire Talent All Week
The Armory schedules a full week of repertoire performances featuring a roster of visiting and resident artists. Highlights include staged readings, classical solos, and contemporary ensembles across multiple dates and halls.
Frank E Long Comedy Company to Stage Four Act Play
The Frank E Long Comedy company opens Monday October 26 at Armory opera house Ames presenting a four act comedy drama with vaudeville between acts. The 15 member supporting company has drawn strong houses in Racine Waukegan and Cedar Rapids with packed crowds 14 weeks last summer. One lady admitted free Monday night with a paid reserved seat before 6 30 p m. Seat sale starts Saturday at Bosworths drug store with tickets 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Frank E. Long
Armory Opera House
Ames
Racine
Wis
Waukegan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bosworth’'s
University of Iowa registration nears 2500 mark
Registrar BE. C. Barrett reports University of Iowa enrollment will reach 2500 this year. Clerks compile class tables to be published soon. Last year’s total was 2315 and this fall’s increase is clearly above expectations.
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BE. C. Barrett
University At
Iowa City
The Hide of John D Rockefeller
The piece argues that prominent men with business relations to John D Rockefeller should not be compelled to defend those ties and that politicians would lose credibility if they disclose confidences with Standard Oil. It portrays Rockefeller as impervious to criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
John D
Valley Junction Express
The Iowa Normal Majority Debate Recounted
Webster City Freeman-Tribune argues that Iowa's so called normal republican majority is a misnomer. It cites historic statewide margins from Cleveland to McKinley and Roosevelt and notes rising Democratic unity this year. The piece suggests a 30 000 to 40 000 Republican margin would yield a normal result in Iowa.
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Iowa
Buiaine
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Parker
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Captain Brown Nominated by Prohibition Party in Iowa
The Prohibition Party in Iowa named Captain Brown for governor after refraining from prior candidacies. He accepted in a strong letter, canvasses the state, and has given forty speeches in September. Brown, Ames resident of 43 years, is praised as a business leader and reformer with Civil War service and broad appeal to voters in a church-dominated state.
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Captain Brown
Iowa
Missouri
State Central Committee
Prohibition
Ames
Story County
Brown
National Corn Exposition Aims for Educational Grain Event
Several grain exchanges including Chicago and Omaha join to stage the National Corn Exposition in Omaha in December. Inspectors from the cash floor will judge grain and lecture for judging contests while milling interests lecture on surplus grain use. Growers and dealers welcome the event to study grain business and seek higher yields and market prices. An $800 threshing outfit will be offered as a premium to attract exhibits.
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Chicago
Omaha Board of Trade
Omaha
Why Colds Are Dangerous and Chamberlain's Remedy
The text warns that ordinary colds can lead to pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infections and states that diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough are more likely after a cold. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the easiest quickest cure and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Northwestern May Build New Depot at Jewell Site
The Jewell depot burned last Friday afternoon leaving complete loss. The Northwestern may construct a modern depot at that location as the Roland Record suggests Story City should take notice.
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Jewell
Northwestern
Roland Record
Story City
Ericksons Improving After Runaway Injuries
Cambridge report says Mr and Mrs John Erickson, who were seriously injured in a recent runaway, are improving nicely. Slater News notes the condition update from the scene.
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Cambridge
John Erickson
Slater News
The Aristocratic Farmer's Iowa Rent Record
The Oskaloosa Herald notes Peter Muehring of Grundy county earned an income rivaling a governor's salary. He farms 160 acres paying rent with 30 acres of oats and saved 200 dollars. Oats yield 60 bushels per acre, corn 50, potatoes 75 per acre, and pasture brings over 100 dollars monthly in milk checks in spring and summer.
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Iowa
Sec
Wilson
Peter Muehring
Grundy County
Muehring
Oskaloosa Herald
Illinois liquor dealers push local blacklist plan
The Illinois Liquor Dealers Association urges a municipal blacklist for licensed saloons. City clerks would guard the list and notify saloonkeepers. Relatives may add habitual drinkers, a plan tried in Waterloo Iowa with mayor oversight, requiring no state sanction.
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Illinois Liquor Dealers’ Association
Iowa
Waterloo
Sioux City Tribune
Pineules Kidney Remedy Promoted in 30 Day Trial
Hundreds testify to Pineules relief for kidney trouble rheumatism lumbago and backache. The preparation acts directly on the kidneys purifies the blood and makes you feel like a new person. Sold by C A Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Toilet Rooms for Each School Room
A New England Journal of Education excerpt praises Allegheny Superintendent John Morrow for a school design with two toilet rooms off each classroom in an eight room building. It claims no common toilets, eliminating hallway disruptions, theft, and moral issues while maintaining study time and reducing closet maintenance costs.
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John Morrow
Allegheny
New England Journal of Education
Kidney and Bladder Relief Pill Promise
To those afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble, backache, rheumatism Pineules force Kidneys bring relief in the first dose. Hundreds of people today testify to their remarkable healing and tonic properties. 30 days' trial $1.00. They purify the blood. Sold by C. Gambie.
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Gambie
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H. L. Munn Lumber Company
Bosworth Drug Store
Mutual Telephone
Ames, Iowa
Canier Bros. & Herman
Canier Brothers & Herman
Halligan Coffee Co
Hobart
J. B. Kooser & Co
Edward the Confessor
Roland
Parland- Newhall Co
Opera House
Abel Twedt
J. J. Twedt
Salem Church
Boyd
Des Moines
Emma B. Sheldahl
Agnes Hegland
Nevada
F. B. Hansen
O. N. O. Club
Gertrude Schlonbusch
the Armory
S. al
Capt. Brown
Ericksons
Aristorcatic
Grocere
Tone
J. W. Adams
John Allan
Depot
C.R. Quade
G. A. Brugger
Lam
U. S. Spring
West Main St
Mutual
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