Ames People in Briefs Report Travel and Visits
Mrs J E Cagwin left for northern New York. Mrs Annie Johnson returns from six weeks in St Louis. Dr J D Stillwell visits Ames relatives in Omaha. Several residents and visitors travel to Des Moines Hampton Colfax and Des Moines while others stay in Ames for short visits.
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J. E. Cagwin
New York
Annie Johnson
St. Louis
T. O. Douglass
Grinnell
L. C. Hodson
J. D. Stillwell
Omaha
Ames
W. T. Smith
Knotts
Des Moines
J. Y. Luke
Hampton
Effie Sanford
Lovira Watson
Lillie Simmons
Cedar Falls
A L. Potter
Charles Potter
Galesburg
A. L
F. W. Walkey
Mary Kintzley
Cora Cook
Chicago
Jessie Stuckslager
Kelley
J. F. Baker
Colfax
C. L. Leefers
Huntington
Ore
Cedar Rapids
H. D. Williams
Mankato
Minn
Williams
Lake Jefferson
Minchin
Colorado
Ashbaugh
Lincoln
Denver
Pueblo
Sioux City
Samaneenss Eracasseeses
Eteriinennsiss
National League
Pittebu
Philadelphia
Renee
Cincinnati
Springfield
Pdr Rapids
Cniecneis Dibasic Eitiai
Local miscellany from Ames and surrounding towns
Various notices and updates from Ames Iowa include personal health reports and moves, job changes at Judish drug store and Baker’s jewelry, a naval recruit visiting Ames, a water well project, a birth and a wedlock, local mishaps including accidents and a juvenile court case, ship news from Havre and a baseball tournament schedule at Maxwell and surrounding towns.
Administrator's Notice in Story County Iowa 1907
The District Court of Story County Iowa appoints Parley Sheldon administrator of the estate of G A Armstrong deceased dated July 28 1907. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance in Ames Iowa.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
G. A. Armstrong
nLces
Ames
Parley Sheldon
Cham bers Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed in York County
S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pa extols Cham bers Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure all after five years of family use and recommending it to many in York county for best medicine of its kind. Sold by Judisch Bros.
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Chamberlain
York County
S. Jemison
Spring Grove
Judisch Bros
Collins restaurant sold to Clarence Jackson
William McWherter of Collins sold his restaurant business in town to Clarence Jackson who will take possession around mid August. The article notes property repairs after the Nevada People's Bank fire and occupants moving back to their offices.
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P. W. Sheldon
Anna
Crawford
Neb
J. B. Kooser
Ogden
M. C. Sayers
Jefferson
Idaho
Montana
Ed. Wilkinson
Warrep
Harry T. Tweedt
Burnett Street
Glen Muir
Indian Creek
Nevada
William McWherter
Collins
Clarence Jackson
People’s Bank
Central
Iowa
Stone Tank Builders Install Thirty Barrel Tank
Messrs Grove and Mosher, stone tank builders, erected a thirty barrel tank on the Roger Sheehey farm southeast of town last week. Roger says he is so well tanked that he won’t need another during his natural life. The stone tank makes a hit everywhere.
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Messrs Grove & Mosher
Roger Sheehey
Roger
Detective Solves Pocketbook Theft Case
A detective in the city yesterday cleared up a mystery about the disappearance of a pocketbook and $60 from Italian boarding cars. Three boys named Davis Kingkade and Winters were seen handling trunks in the cars during workers’ absence.
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Davis
Kingkade
Winters
Charley Mangus Dies at Home in Gilbert
Charley Mangus passed away at his Gilbert home yesterday afternoon. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Charley Mangus
Gilbert
Spider Threads Aid Astronomical Measurements
The cultivation of certain spiders for their fine threads aids astronomy by supplying micrometer lines used to bisect screw scales. Spider threads are far finer and more durable than silkworm silk, with diameters of one fifth to one seventh of a thousandth of an inch. Experts mount and align these lines under microscopes for precise stellar position measurements.
Choice of Evils Aboard Stage Speech Sparks Private Talk
The Philadelphia Press quotes Sinnickson and Brightly after a performance. Sinnickson comments on Brightly appearing in private, while Brightly notes he would rather perform than sit bored in the audience.
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Sinnickson
Philadelphia Press
Mother of Invention Versus Necessity
In Reader Magazine a critic quips that necessity is not the mother of invention and that accidents drive most innovations, claiming novelty often stems from chance rather than need.
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Reader
A Rude Little Girl Maiden Aunt Reading
A brief Chicago News excerpt presents a satirical dialogue between a rude girl and her Maiden Aunt. The exchange centers on a line about heaven lacking marriage and giving in marriage, prompting a witty rebuttal from Small Mazie.
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Chicago News
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