Sanborn County trip reports strong yields and growth
S D Horos reports three days in Sanborn county including Artesian and Woonsocket observations. Coop ers and families from Ames settle there while wheat yields vary from 18 to 40 bushels per acre, with strong support from artesian wells and crop prospects. Local commerce centers on grain and livestock with Artesian as a busy market and several notable residents and businesses featured.
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Horos
Sanborn County
Artesian
Woonsocket
Ames
Manford Cooper
L. H. Bingham
T. B. Kneen
South Dakota
Suc Ee
Lin Queal
Mr. Cooper
Joe Smith
Edward Cooper
Story County
Coopers
Iowa
Janeam
Dakota
R. FP. H
Public Schools Open with Record Attendance and Staffing
The district reports an unusually large opening with 157 students in the high school and recitation rooms. New teachers include Miss Kate Maurice of Monticello for Eighth grade and Miss Edna Hathaway from Ottawa Ohio for Third grade until Christmas. Miss Young, voice culture teacher, is ill at home in Evarts Michigan delaying school music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Maurice
Monticello
Edna Hathaway
Ottawa
Ohio
Young
Evarts
Michigan
Corn Breeding Expert to Speak at Agricultural Hall
Prof. Holden dean of agronomy at Iowa Agricultural College will address fairgoers on the third day at the agricultural hall. He is a recognized authority on corn breeding and judging and plans to lecture with diagrams. He will judge the ten dollar prize for the best ten ears of corn.
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Holden
Iowa Agricultural College
Carie McCashen Weds Edward E Carie in Knoxville Iowa
Edward E Carie and Miss Myrtle McCashen were married Wednesday evening August 26 at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Dunahoo’s home in Knoxville Iowa. The Express notes they grew up in Knoxville and are popular with many friends. Mr and Mrs Carle will reside in Ames after October 1. The groom works as a clerk at the Gamble drug store. Watch for Mrs Danforth’s opening announcement.
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Edward E. Carie
Myrtle McCashen
Dunahoo
Jefferson and
Fremont Streets
Knoxville
Iowa
The
Express
Freight wreck near Kelley ends in unclaimed death
A freight train struck a three wheeled hand car man two miles north of Kelley after eleven pm Friday. The unidentified man died instantly. An Ames inquest exonerated the railway, noting the man was not a Chicago and North Western employee. He had been ejected from a passenger train for stealing a ride earlier and likely built a makeshift vehicle from shed tools. The body was sent to Des Moines. A Gambles ad follows.
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Des Moines
Ames
Kelley
O. E. Haverley
Messrs
P. W. Clark
F. G. Lyman
O. P. Queal
Chicago & North-Western
Crocker
State Board of Health
Flaming Arrow to Open at Opera House This Saturday
Lincoln J. Carters sensational romantic drama The Flaming Arrow will play at the opera house on Saturday September 5. Carter spares no expense with lavish scenery taken from real far west scenes, a band of genuine Indians, horses and donkeys, and a reputable cast to make it the most pretentious road production yet.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Opera House
Carter
Dr C McWilliam Opens New Ames Office Suite
Dr. C McWilliam now occupies the corner of Owen and Kellogg streets in the former millinery space of Mrs Sissons. A University of Illinois graduate, he practiced twelve years in Lowden Iowa, pursued postgraduate study in Chicago and New York, and moved to the Bruce Hutchinson property in North Ames around August 1 to resume his professional work.
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C. McWilliam
Owen and
Kellogg Streets
The Flaming Arrow at Ames Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter presents at the Ames Opera House on a Saturday in September for the stirring Western Life drama The Flaming Arrow. The tale follows a colonel's daughter rivaled by villains who abduct her, with rescue by her Native American lover and retribution in true western fashion. The production features a large cast, a full blooded Indian tribe, and elaborate scenery drawn from real life.
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Lincoln J.ocarter
Ames Opera House
United States Army
Whiteie
Villians
Ames Boy Walter McGuire to Return From Vacation
Walter McGuire now assistant city editor of the New York Times plans to return home in a few weeks from a seven week vacation. He will also visit Minneapolis where his newspaper career began and where his aptitude was first recognized. A New York visitor notes his recent three week editor vacancy success.
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Donald Stanton
E. W. Stanton
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
New York State
Albany
Bendee Laboratory
Walter McGuire
New York Times
Minneapolis
Walter
Ames
Mrs Danforth's Parlors Featured For Mil Linery
For up to date and fashionable mil linery visit Mrs Danforth's parlors. The notice highlights new arrivals and seasonal styles guiding readers to shop locally this season.
A Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Croup Remedy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a thirty year track record with millions of bottles sold and used in homes. It is presented as a safe, non opium option that prevents croup when given at first hoarseness or croppy cough, suitable for babies and adults, available from all druggists.
City to build sewer outlet and disposal plant in Amea Iowa
City resolves to construct a general sewer outlet and disposal plant for Sewer District No. 1 with 18 inch and 12 inch vitrified pipes laid along Duff Boone Kellogg Onondaga and related streets. Project funded by sewer fund and assessments. meeting set Sept 2, 1908 at 8 pm to consider objections. Mayor Parley Sheldon and Clerk A B Maxwell sign.
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Amea
Lowa
Skunk
Duff Street
Grant Street
Boone Street
Oes Street
Kellogg Street
Onondaga Street
Deveseas
Kellogg North
Kelngs Street
Ono
Awathet Sewer District No. 1
For Sale Ten Acres Of Hay In The Meadow
For sale ten acres of hay in the meadow offered by Thos Epperson. Also a want ad seeks a student to earn board or room by any kind of work with strong testimonials. Address O at 1509 28rd St Des Moines Iowa. Rocky Mountain Tea advertises complexion powder at 85 cents L M Bosworth per ad.
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Thos. Epperson
Des Moines
Iowa
Library Board
Ames
Carnegie
Gennie Judisch
Library Building Committee
George Judisch
Plana
George Judison
Hallett & Rawson
Peor
Cholera Morbus Prevented by Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky says she warded off cholera morbus attacks by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at onset. The tablets cleanse the stomach and ward off indigestion triggered attacks. bilious colic may also be prevented. For sale by all druggists.
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Mollie Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
Hair Rates to Centennial Celebration in Chicago
Excursion tickets sold at one fare for round trip on Sept 28 29 and 80 with return limited to Oct 2 inclusive. For details contact agents Chicago Northwestern Ry.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Milk cows for sale from Ferguson herd
One Shorthorn and two Jersey cows in herd listed by I. J. Ferguson. All good milkers, one fresh soon. 21-2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Ferguson
Des Moines Growth Attracts Education and Business Attention
Des Moines promotes strong educational and business advantages ahead of rivals in Iowa. The city touts affordable housing now with expectations of substantial value gains, predicting prices to rise 25 percent to 75 percent in the near future.
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Des Moines
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Denver
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Helen
Harriet Watts
Tupen Bros. & Co
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Erma
Dixon
Ilinois
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Main
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Drag — 1
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A. B. Maxwell
L. M. Bosworth
Dowdell & Millard
L. C. Tallman
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Gilbert Station
B. Perterson
J. J. Mitter & Son
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