Local notes from Ames drift through Drake Ames ties and events
Mrs Herman Knapp visits Des Moines. Dr Johnson 85 visits Sioux City. Drake Ames dual meet set May 11 in Des Moines with fifteen men per team. Dr Beyers class visits Hannum's mill for geology. Iowa Agricultural College buys shorthorn cow and calf for 1030 at Bluff View Farm. New stock barn planned on campus with premium sanitary features. Easter music at Ames church includes organ recital and varied choral program.
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Drake
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa Agricultural College
Fred Edward
Bluff View Farm
Webser City
West
Chicago
Turlington
Curtiss
College
Republican Caucus to Elect Delegates in Milford Township
On April 21, 1900 at 3 pm at Center school house Milford township qualified electors will caucus to elect four delegates to the county convention in Nevada Iowa on April 28 1900 and to elect central committee for the ensuing year and handle other business as needed.
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Center School House
Milford Township
Nevada
Iowa
Central Committee
Primary Election for Washington Precinct Held in Ames
Twe republican electors of Washington precinct are notified of a primary election in Ames at Hemstreet Campbell on Saturday April 21 1900 from 3 to 6 pm to nominate candidates for county offices and the 7th district congressman. A caucus will follow at 4 pm to choose a precinct committeeman and four delegates to the county convention and to transact any other business. H Christman Com.
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Washington
Ames
Hemstreet & Campbell
H. Christman
Primary caucus and township primary set for Gilbert Station
The Franklin township will hold a caucus for delegates at Gilbert Station from 2 to 3 p m and a township primary on Saturday April 21 from 3 to 6 p m. R W Lippik Commissioner.
Best in the World Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A reader testimonial from Andersonville Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs after a severe cold. The item notes it cured the cough before half the bottle was used and mentions availability from druggists.
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Chamberlain
The
Herald
Andersonville
Ind
Community Notes From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Roland remains on the sick list but is able to be up some. Elmer Foster builds a new residence in the southwest part of town. Miss Willamette Gossard began school in Boone county this week. Mrs. Lawson is sick and her daughter Sarah improves after illness. Arthur Stark returned from Nevada where he served as juror. Frank Marsh had two college friends visit last Sunday. J W Lytie attended a trustees meeting in Pates tine township at Huxley. Miss Jessie Person of Ames vacationed at her uncle Geo Person. R P Shields of Crane Co. returned home after business here. Fred Davis visited his uncle L G Rosenfeld and went home near Gilbert last week. Woodman lodge members organized a lodge in Cambridge last Friday night. The little daughter of Ole Wicks was buried last week, neighbors extend sympathy. Blanche Rosenfeld entertained friends for her sixth birthday last Saturday.
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Elmer Foster
Willamette Gossard
Boone County
Lawson
Sarah
Arthur Stark
Nevada
Frank Marsh
J. W. Lytie
Huxley
Patestine Township
Jessie Person
Ames
Spet
Geo. Person
R. P. Shields
Crane & Co
Fred Davis
L. G. Rosenfeld
Gilbert
Woodman Lodge
Cambridge
Ole Wicks
Dr King’s Neo Discovery Free Trial Offer
Proponents claim the Dr King’s Neo Discovery for consumption coughs and colds has given away over ten million trial bottles and cured thousands of hopeless cases. It promises cures for asthma bronchitis la grippe and throat chest and lung diseases. Call Tilden & Loughran druggists for a free trial bottle. Regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Tilden & Loughrap
Plum Trees at the College Offer Extra Large Wyant Varieties
The Ames community is invited to secure many extra large plum trees chiefly Wyant variety from the college spring sale. The nursery is clearing out surplus stock too large for shipment, presenting a local opportunity for residents to obtain trees.
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Ames
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