Crop conditions improve across the state despite late snow
For the week ending April 2 the state faced a colder April with temperatures dipping below average and a historic snowstorm on the seventh. Snowfall ranged seven to eight inches in parts but crops remained largely unscathed. Seeding of small grain progressed unevenly with 75 to 85 percent complete in eastern areas, and fall wheat losses noted in southern and eastern counties. Grass and pastures began to grow as fieldwork resumed and supply notes mention new stock feed orders from Ames Feed Mill.
Minnie Lorene Shearer Dies After Illness at 18
Minnie Lorene Shearer born May 4 1907 in Maxwell Story County Iowa lived in Gilbert Iowa. She joined Gilbert Congregational Church in February 1922 and remained active. After illness she was taken to Iowa Sanitarium Nevada where she died in April 1919 at age 18 years 11 months and 12 days. Funeral services were held April 18 at Gilbert Congregational Church with Rev Pardon officiating. Burial was in the cemetery east of town.
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Minnie Lorene Shearer
Maxwell
Story County
Iowa
Sheaster
Gilbert
Giness
Jesus Gyrist
Gibert Congregational Church
Nevada
Tesday
Léth
Congregational Church
Pardon
Minnie
Smithson’s stomach trouble prompts late arrival home
A humorous exchange explains why a person was an hour late for supper after meeting Smithson who spoke at length about his stomach ailment. The joke ends with recommending Chamberlain’s Tablets as relief. Sold by T. J. Loughran and J. M. Bosworth.
Pocahontas Council Meeting Called for May 2 1912
Pocahontas residents are urged to attend the regular meeting on May 2 1912 for important council business.
Potatoes For Sale And Local Ads
For Sale eggs buff Orpington and Barred Plymouth Rock stock. Rural New Yorker prices per bushel $1.65 in sacks. Marinello shop displays new switches. Weaver’s display at Duckworth window May 4. 2500 mile guaranteed auto tires from John Allan. The Times subscription offer. Dr. King’s New Life Pills advertised for liver and stomach relief. Bosworth and Loughran listed.
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Plymouth Rock
J. Burt Kooser
Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
T. J. Loughran
Abundant Fruit and Cheap Rent Near Grant Street
A note highlights Grant Street as rich in fruit with a good area for keeping chickens and a bargain rent. Also mentions 17 Sumner Avenue and a negative indicator for dwelling at -21.
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Grant Street
Sumner Avenue
Notice to bidders for Ames Board of Education equipment
The Ames Board of Education invites bids by May 19 for school equipment and fixtures including laboratory furniture, slate boards, window shades, lighting, auditorium seating, desks, and zinc weather strips. Rejection of any bid is reserved. Specifications available from the Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Mids
Board of Education
For Rent Three Room House in Inquiry by Nichols
A three room house is available for rent. Inquiry directed to Geo W Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W. Nichols
Wall of Marion Rehobal Mourns William Wild Death
Resolutions from Lodge No to Ames Times announce the death of brother William Wild. The lodge extends sympathy to his family and requests charter draping for thirty days as a mark of respect. Copies will be sent to the family and published in the Ames Times.
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Marion
William Wild
Woman Overcomes Year of Throat Suffering with Tar Remedy
Mrs. Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wyoming suffered over a year with a sore irritated throat causing nightly coughing. She found relief with Warner's White Wine of Tar and has slept through the night since. Sold by J. E. Cagwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Askey
Cumberland
Wyo
Warner
J. E. Cagwin
Obituary notice from Hall of Marion Rebekah Lodge
Dora Sawin, beloved wife of the bereaved husband, honored member of Hall of Marion Rebekah Lodge No 108, is mourned. The lodge expresses heartfelt sympathy, directs minutes to record the resolutions, and suspends the charter for thirty days. A copy is sent to the Ames Times for publication. Mrs Mary Stephens signed the notice.
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Hall of
Marion
Rebekah
Sawin
Ames Times
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Advertises Cure for Coughs
You will look a good while before you find a better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief it cures. Try it when you have a cough or cold and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure which it will effect. For sale by T. J. Loughran and L. M. Bosworth. 1m
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T. J. Loughran
L. M. Bosworth
Ames and Boone to Des Moines transport schedule corrected
The notice lists multiple bus and train times between Ames Boone Des Moines and West Gate Duff Avenue with Sunday adjustments. It notes trains run daily and cars run at twenty minute or 30 minute intervals after 4 PM with a Sunday 80 minute cadence. Corrected February 28 1912 by L Park agent.
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Boone
Kelley
Ft. Dedae
Des Moines
Ames
Ames College
Duff Avenue
West Gate
Avenue
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Quaker T Manufacture
Ames Feed
Golden Shore
Smithson
J. M. Bosworth
Pocahontas
Tildens
Rhode Island
Clapper
Aves
Kollierstrass
G. F
Iowa Cafe
Whone
Matt
Onder
Marinello
Duff and
Fifth
City Property
Duckworth
John Allan
the Times
Banks
Clark Avenue
Lst
Grand Avenue
Susie B. Layman
Welch Avenue
EK. A. Pattengill
Ene
Inquire
S. 8S
Hooper
7Th St. IL
J. W. Seller
Burnett Avenue
C. C. McColly
J. McColly
Amos Hurst
Princess Theater
Boone Street
Duff
North Dakota
Williams County
Station
Geo. Hoffman
Sunny Side
Clinton
Town
Swers
Advertiser
Times
HY. Pastey
Chamberlain
Mrs. H. Litke
Dowling Street
Sydney
Australia
T. 3. Loughran
Roup
Main Street
Ames, Iowa
Fish and Game
The
Union Delivary
H. L. Munn Lumber Co
Boone St
G. H. Carleton
A. McCawley
Corner North
Eighth Street
Lake City
Arthur Bauer
6Th St
C. C. Major
Douglass Avenue
Dora Sawin
Mrs
Mary Stephens
Carr Hardware CO
Amel
Gamrath & Sawyer Meat Market
Union Delivery
L. Park
Tioele
the Home For Savings