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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
2
The Story county holiness group plans a Sept 16–18 gathering in Slater at M.KE. hall. Evangelist I R Horton of California leads the event with local workers and a Friday evening start.
A local department store style note declares Miniter and Kooser provide a full grocery assortment. Shoppers can expect meat produce dairy and pantry staples under one roof with attentive service.
All 124¢ and 15¢ lawns and organdies go at 5 cents. All 25¢ organdies go at 10 cents per yard. TiLpEN Bros. & Co.
Boone announces extensive dental services at reasonable rates with limited sittings. Appointments encouraged for Sept 23 24 25 to secure care before slots fill.
The article notes a longed for cold wave arriving Tuesday. It grew strong enough to spark fear of frost among local observers.
C H McLean, a former resident, returns from Fresno California with household goods and plans to settle in Boone. His family expected tonight. He says Story County is preferable to California and intends to locate in the community. Property previously owned by Judge Stevens offered with favorable terms.
A letter from P. E. Barrier of pack-train No. 3 in Santiago De Cuba on July 23 credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving the army by maintaining health and enabling supply wagons to reach the front amidst widespread illness. The writer says he stocked the medicine in Tampa and believes it secured victory by keeping troops supplied. The letter is addressed to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa and notes sale by all druggists.
Black yearling male mare strayed from O. D. Mathers pastures. Finder will be paid for trouble. Leave word at this office or notify Jason Bilinas.
James A. Baker offers loans on farm lands at six percent interest and for extended terms.
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