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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

3

Forty fifth annual session of Upper Des Moines Baptist Association

The Upper Des Moines Baptist Association gathers at First Baptist Church Ames with twenty four member churches totaling 2248 members. Delegates exceed sixty and expected attendees reach about 125. Key talks cover covenant seriousness, foreign missions, and doctrinal truths. Robert Carroll chosen moderator. E Burch named clerk. Next report promised.

Upper Des Moines T. G. Liddle Boone Robert Carrol Ft Dodge L L. Smith Pilot Mound Carrie W. Miller Ottumwa Womens Foreign Mission Society Association E. Monroe Rex Farlin D. D. Proper Des Moines Fort Dodge W. S. Bartlett Perry E. Burch Rockwell City

Accident In Ames Leaves Graves and Cadets Injured

Rev Graves and a group of young ladies returning from the Ames Chautauqua were in a buggy accident when a team behind them caused the vehicle to lunge. The single tree snapped, the tongue dropped, and the rig upended though Graves saved the horses by grabbing a telephone pole line. He sprained his wrist while the young ladies suffered bruises and more serious injuries. Dr Thompson helped move them to a nearby house until transport arrived.

Ames Graves Rev. Graves Dr. Thompson Cambridge Chautauqua Grounds Nat Nutty Lottie Sheehey Ray Aikin Addie Natty Taylor Atkins

Wickham Family Reunion Brings Kin Home After Years Apart

A large Wickham gathering reunites thirteen siblings and their motherless father A. G. Wickham at Chris Sorenson's Ames home Eleven of the siblings are present from Valparaiso Chicago Deadwood Mulen Nebr and Ames Elmer Wickham plans to join Ella LeLaChen and others in Ames The week includes picnics Chautauqua and time with the local college family hopes the reunion is not the last.

A. G. Wickham O Sorenson Wickham Chris Sorenson Mr. Wickham Valparaiso Ind W . Dick F. Phillips Chicago George Emory Frank Arthur Wickham Deadwood South Dakota J. A Andrew Wickham Mullen Nebr Ella LeLaChen Elmer Wickham Ames

Ames Marshal Leads a Strenuous City Life

The Story City Herald notes Ames marshal endures frequent encounters with tramps and hazards, showing the kind of material that makes a good city marshal through ongoing, thrilling stories from town papers.

Ames Story City Herald

Obituary for Inez Bail 1881 1904 Ames Iowa

Inez Myrtle Bail born Cambridge Iowa June 27 1881 died Ames Iowa August 27 1904 at 23 years old. She lived 21 years in Ames and served in church work as choir member and Sunday school teacher until health failed. A charter member of the Y P O U she joined the United Brethren church as a girl and was one of six children, two predeceased. Funeral in United Brethren church attended by Yeoman lodge. abundant flowers marked high esteem.

Inez Myrtle Bail Cambridge Iowa Ames United Brethren Church A M. Ball Yeoman Lodge

Resolutions of Respect From Ames Homestead 833

The Ames Homestead number 833 offers condolences to the bereaved family of Inezhall and declares a 30 day mourning period. The resolutions note a faithful Archer is taken from their ranks and authorize sharing the notice with the family and local papers. A named J. EB. Judge signs, with others listed.

Inezhall Ames J. EB J. H. Miller E. A. Miller

Ames Armory Company Incorporation Notice in Ames Iowa

Articles of Incorporation for the Ames Armory Company of Ames Iowa outline corporate name principal office at Ames Iowa purpose to own real and personal property build and rent halls issue debt and conduct business with stock issued at par initial capital four thousand dollars with power to increase to ten thousand below par stock forbidden directors seven with annual elections and veto provisions approved July 21 1904 by named incorporators and notarized in Story County Iowa riches.

State of Iowa Board of Directors Ames W.E. Harriman M. A. Manning K. BH. McCarthy G. Lee Payne F. A. Underwood Story County C. E. Bartholomew Harry T. Hall W. E. Harriman J. H. McCarthy

Three Jurors Cured by Pain Balm Claim

John G Bisher of Gil lam in Indiana says a fifteen year lame back ailment vanished after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The advertisement promotes the liniment as excellent for sprains and bruises and lists Loughran and Bauer as sellers.

Chamberlain John G Bisher Gillam Ind Loughran & Bauer

Ames Residents Offered Rooms for Students for Next Year

City residents wanting to rent rooms or furnish board to students are asked to send names addresses and type of accommodation and price to A. R. Backley Acting Custodian. Indicate whether men or women roomers or boarders are sought and consult Buckley at Margaret Hall or J. Prall for student labor.

City of Ames A. R. Backley Buckley Margaret Hall J. ©. Prall

Notice to Contractors for Franklin Township Gravel Road

Bids will be received for gravelling road between section one and two in Franklin Township. Contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder on Tuesday August 23 at 10 oclock A.M. at the work site. County Supervisor J. O. Michaelson reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Franklin Township J. O. Michaelson

Saie Bargaty House for Sale in Douglas Street Area

Auction notice shows a well built seven room house and 80A bottom land near Mrs A L Watson at 1307 Douglas Street. Listing highlights solid construction and prime location one mile from a referenced point. Sale details scope and contact not fully readable in the fragment.

A. L. Watson Dougas St

Spinney Hoyt Nuptials Quiet Home Wedding

Miss Beryl Hoyt and Prof. Louis B. Spinney wed at the Hoyt home in Carroll with Rev. J. W. Abel officiating. The bride, a former Ames College instructor, and the groom, electrical engineering professor at the State University in Ames, planned a two week honeymoon near Alexandria, Minnesota before returning to Ames.

Herald Beryl Hoyt Louis B. Spinney M. A. Hoyt J. W. Abel M. E. Church Legion College Ames Carroll The State University At Alexandria Minn Lakes Carroll Hereld

Sincere thanks to friends and Yeoman members

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bali and family extend thanks and prayers to friends and neighbors who assisted through sickness and death, and to the Brotherhood of American Yeoman.

Brotherhood of American Yeoman A. M. Bali

Guelph graduate elected assistant professor of farm crops

Prof L. H. Klinck a Guelph graduate and Ames post graduate has been elected assistant professor in charge of farm crops. His record at Guelph marks him among the college's strongest alumni and his work in corn under Prof Holden has been highly successful.

L. 8. Klinck Guelph Ames Klinck Holden J. W. Jones

Agricultural College Picks Mr Jones for Faculty Role

The article notes Mr Jones possesses broad experience and training suitable for important lines of work at the agricultural college, highlighting his pleasing personality as a fit for the position.

Tural College Jones The Agricultural College

Full brood Chester White herd notes from Alden breeder

Full brood Chester White males from the Golden Rule herd of E. P. Popejoy of Alden Iowa reported by W. R. Rath four miles north of Ames. The entry reflects 18-8 pricing in the scanned text.

Chester E. P. Popejoy Alden Iowa W.R. Rath Ames

For Rent Two Furnished Rooms

For Rent two furnished rooms available inquire at 716 Burnett St.

Burnett St

Notice of Filing Pint and Schedule of Special Assessment for Sewers

The City Clerk of Ames Iowa announces a filed plat and schedule for the sewer project along Burnett Sycamore Bar nett Agate and Kellogg Streets. Property owners must file written objections by September 21 1904. city officials will hear and correct and approve assessments.

Ames City Iowa Burnett Street Said Street Sycamore Street Barnett Street North Street Agate Street Kellogg Street City of A. B. Maxwell Parley Sheldon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Upper Des Moines Baptist Association Congregational Ayers Ayer Mars F. R. Hart Mt. Kisco N. Y JI. G. Ayer CO Ts. Lowell, Maas H.C. Davis Ames, la Devoe New York Ames Armory Company United States Ames Company Ames, In Agate W. KB. Harriman HK. H. McCarthy C. G. Lee R. Payne A. D. Ln J. Jacobs Prop Ames, Iowa Mill Black Eagle L. M. Bosworth
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