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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

5

To Stout Women To Stout Women The shapeless stout woman is

The fragment presents a provocative phrase about a shapeless stout woman. It lacks clear event context, names, dates, or organizations to establish a fuller news item or identifiable subject.

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Community club calendar and society notices listed

Ames women’s groups meet monthly at homes and halls across town. Descriptions include Forei Missionary Society of the M E Church second Tuesday, Laura chapter O EB 8 Thursday, Marion Rebekah Lodge second and fourth Fridays, Priscilla Club April 15 with talks by Prof. Erwin and Colburn, and numerous at home, cemetery, and library events. A wedding in Des Moines, lectures on photography and landscape gardening, and a county church convention in Nevada round out the social calendar.

I. O. O. F. Hall Society of the Baptist Church Aid Society of the Congregational Church Vic Improvement Society The Missionary Society of the Christian Church Les Aid Society of Ladies Aid Society M.B. Church Unity Club Altar Society of the Catholic Church Priscilla Club Sone Ee Royal Neighbors of America Red Men's Hall Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Hall Erwin Colburn Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church H. A. Ringgenberg Civic Improvement Society Colborn Women’s Press Club of Des Moines Ames Alice Tyler P. B. Durley Marion Hurd Dubuque Frederick Weitz Helen Ward Emily Stapp Charles Clarke Henry Wallace A. B. Billington James G. Berryhill John R. Drake D. H. Reichard Miss Hepburn Miss Tyler Iowa Library Commission Iowa Library Quarterly Emlie Stapp Alice Hepburn Clarke

Farmers Prize Contest For Four Horse Load Leaders

Farmers offer two merchandise prizes totaling five dollars for the largest four horse loads hauled by a farmer on April 11. The driver must be a farmer and a woman over 18 residing in the country, with prizes paid in Wao due bills. All riders receive souvenirs, cigars provided, prize winners announced at 1 p.m. at the store.

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Contradictory Corset and Belt Ad Promises Various Styles

An OCR snippet advertises white wash belts with tucks and pearl buttons at 15¢, embroidered wash belts in eight popular styles, the Merry Widow Belts in black and tan at 50c, and Newest Corsets for Eas Sole agency with fittings for medium and stout figures.

Merry Widow

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