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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
2
Story County Bank advertises loans for property with flexible payment on any interest pay day and allows paying any amount on any day. The bank claims no commission on such loans.
J C Myers of Liscomb Iowa says he bought land in Wells county North Dakota two years ago for five dollars an acre and now faces a ten dollar offer plus improvement pay. He declines the bid believing the land will rise in value and invites others to compare with cheaper land further from the railroad. A RicuMono.
Mrs Patten of Des Moines visits her son at the college while Miss Etta Christian and Miss Pauline DeMarsha visit Radcliffe. Prof Pammer speaks on Nature Study at a teachers meeting. the Fifty first Iowa band performs May 1. Updates on health, housing plans, horticulture club talks, and regional lectures accompany notices of athletic preparations and sewage study.
Ames hosts Republican primary elections across four wards on Saturday April 21 with caucuses to select delegates to the county convention and ward committeemen. Read's hall hosts ward one four to six pm while Ward two caucus runs four to five at Firemen's hall. Ward three meets at Butler's wagon shop three to six with Neeva convention delegates. Ward four at Ag hall three to six with caucus four to five. Commain names provided.
Old Mr. Larson west of town was buried Monday. J A Baker and L L Zenor of Ames were in our burg Tuesday. Will Lytle is home from college with mumps. Mr. and Mrs R W Crane welcomed a son last week. Mr Foley of Burt spent days at the Gossard home. The Lytle Landa George Dunn Oliver and Williams planned a county seat trip last Saturday. Rev Conrad is in Nebraska. Rev Hand of Omaha covers in his absence. Mrs J F Gerbracht went to Des Moines for eye care. Wan’s brother, a Keokuk medical graduate, visited Sunday. Miss Myrtie Gossard begins Sunnyside school. Miss Lille Simmons begins district No. 7 Monday. The Christian Endeavor ice cream social at W P George home Friday May 4. All are invited. The Boers and British of Kelly fired a cannon at Nevada Saturday. Judge Stevens of Boone fired it. The British returned defeated.
C D Isbill of Morgantown Tenn reports that Bucklin's Arnica Salve completely cured large sores on his daughter's head in a scald head case. The product is promoted as a guaranteed remedy for eczema tetter saltrheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Available for 25 cents at Tilden and Loughbran's.
Notices for April 21 1900 caucuses in Milford and Franklin townships set times to elect delegates to the county convention in Nevada Iowa and to nominate candidates for county offices and the 7th district congressman. Sessions at Center school Ames office Hemstreet Campbell Gilbert Station and other local sites.
A reader testimonials a cold and cough cure from Chamberlain’s remedy after trying a bottle. The notice quoted from The Herald praises the medicine as best for colds and coughs. Also listed are eggs for sale at 25 cents a dozen from C F Rath and a large stock of garden seeds from T J Minter & Son.
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