Storms praised as Ames College president selection
Governor Cummins endorses Dr. Storms as president of Ames College, praising his dedication and progressive leadership. Trustees name Professor Stanton dean of juniors, honoring his service and restoring him to a prior influential role on campus. The note covers college notes, Home Improvement Society actions, and faculty movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storms
Stanton
Times
Republican
Home Improvement Society
Chet Little
Elizabeth Campbell
Onondaga Street
Duff Street
Kellogg Streets
Onondaga
Kellogg
Kellogg North
Story
Campbell
President Storms
Judge Stevens
Ira J. Scoot
Roland
House for sale at Kellogg and Pearl Ames Iowa
Local notice from H Banks offering a dwelling at the corner of Kellogg and Pearl in Ames Iowa for quick sale now moving to California. A bargain price is promised for a swift transaction.
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Reine Wells
Nevada
Leaderach
Stern
Scott
R. 8. Curtis
Iowa Agriculturalist
Journal
Kellogg and
Pearl Street
Ames
Iowa
California
H. Banks
Ontario Cemetery Association Second Assessment List 1903
Names and amounts from the Ontario Cemetery Association second annual assessment dated May 15 1903 include Cameron Holdridge Jenkins Jones Wentworth Eastwood Roas Looting Wilkinson Eastw GOD noone Beepte and others with each paying one dollar. Also an advertisement for a seven room dwelling for rent by Boone B. Lockwoop Grain Co.
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Ontario Cemetery Association
Enry Cameron
Chas. Holdridge
Eliza Jenkins
Geo, Jones
C. A. Wentworth
S. M. Eastwood
Jno
H. P. Wilkinson
God
Cass
Editor Endorses Re Go Tonic Laxative Syrup
John Edmonds of the Daily and Weekly Courier at Lincoln Illinois declares personal relief from chronic constipation using Re Go Tonic Laxative Syrup. He praises it as safe effective without griping or nausea for men in sedentary work. Bottles 25c 0c and $100 sold by O A Gamble successor to Coye Pharmacy.
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Herman Muller
Muller & Leykom
Polar, Langdale Co
Wis
O. A. Gamble
Coye Pharmacy
John Edmonds
Daily and Weekly Courier
Lincoln
O. A Gamble
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted for Bilious Attacks
Mrs Mollie Alien of South Fork Ky says she avoids cholera morbus attacks by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at onset. The tablets, she notes, cleanse the stomach and ward off indigestion and bilious colic. For sale by all druggists.
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Mollie Alien
South Fork
Chamberlain
Maple City Self Washing Soap Claims Clean Supremacy
An advertisement asserts Maple City Self Washing Soap has no competitor and offers the best quality at the cheapest price, proclaiming it superior to all rivals and the value choice for buyers.
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Maple City
Taxes Due for 1902 Delinquent October 1 Story County
The second installment of the 1902 taxes becomes delinquent October 1. Payment can be made anytime before that date without penalty at the Story County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County Bank
Bank Asset Statement Sworn by Munn and Wester man 1903
Alfred H. Munn President and A Wes terman Cashier certify the bank assets and liabilities statement for Story County Iowa. The document lists cash on hand deposits with Union National Bank Ames, personal property, and total assets with liabilities including sight and time deposits. Notarized by Henry Wilson on September 16, 1903 with directors attestation.
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Union Savings Bank
Iowa
Ames
Story
Auditor of State
Story County
Alfred H. Munn
A. Westerman
H. Westerman
Henry Wilson
W.m.greeley
George Judisoh
E. W. Stanton
Notice to Contractors For Ames Four Room Ward School
Sealed bids invited by the Ames Iowa independent school district for heating and ventilation steam or hot air slate black boards hardware furniture plumbing for a four room ward school building. Heating bids to include plans and furniture bids with samples. All bids to C G Lee secretary with 200 dollar certified check. Bids opened September 23 2008 at C G Las secretary.
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Independent
Ames
Iowa
C. G. Lee
C. G. Las
Remarkable Chamberlain Cough Remedy Record
A thirty year plus history shows millions of bottles sold with no reported failure to cure croup. Early administration at first hoarseness or croupy cough prevents attacks. Pleasant to take and free from opium or harmful substances. Available from all druggists.
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Governor Cummins
Ames College
J. J. Mitter & Son
College Notes
Prof. McKay
Des Moines
Miss Hibbard
Devonport
John Hoover
James Atkinson
J. G. Gunn
LaPorte
Helen Knapp
Belmond
Bradford
B. H. Hibbard
Chicago
Miss Dixon
W. J. Dixon
Sac City
Campuas
F. Curtiss
Rachel Paxton
Boston
Cornell
A T. Erwin
American Pomological Society and Experiment Station of Horticulturalists
Grinnell
Highland Park
George Smith
North Dakota
Mick”? Schuler
Bell Telephone Company
Sioux City
Jim Barrows
Northwestern Company
John Craig
Cornell College
American Pomological Society
John Coye
Dodge Light Guards
Council Bluffs
Joe Meyers
Northwestern
Clayton Paxton
A. B. Storms
Indianola
First Methodist Church
Lucy Giffen
Columbia University
Tennesee
EE. Bugbee
Washington, D. C
Lewis E Young
Bugbee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wolf River
M. K. Flake
Davenport
John McWatcheon
The
Sherwood Company
Mrs. Beecher
Fred
Minkler
W.H. Beepte
Boone B. A. Lockwoop Grain Co
Asa Vandermast
Union National Bank
Tal Assets
Etree
Lanier
OTS
Luliuwis
Sanemng House
Urplus Fund
Ponseb
Vis Oan
New York
F. D. Danforth
Danforth
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