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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
7
The article praises Dafes and cats as great votatizts with Patrick and a renowned performer gracing the State Pair stage. It notes the crowd’s delight and mentions steady support from organizers and peers, highlighting positive reception and lasting impact.
The article outlines a major racing meet featuring top horses from the county, with emphasis on betting distributions and prize money. It highlights programs, chases, and the strong lineup at the Chichester venue, calling the Saturday events a grand opportunity for fans.
Miss Merle Kingsbury and Milligan wed Friday and plan home on the Briley yard. W Tee Potter and Mrs WH Vin Tone visited friends in the eastern part of the state. Wil Beedle installs a 2S Han in his residence. Valli Freed works for the Ve department at the college. A lumber from Gore attends the Athes Chinlicema Week. Mrs Roscoe Selbs of Waukee spent Sunday with Kate Hess.
A stray report lists three dogs three shoate two dark red male and female. A female about 75 pounds and a male about 10 pounds are included along with a jersey male around 20 pounds. Notify Rome Aeit An Simmons for a reward if found.
Buffalo resident Paul Mathuik says he keeps at home the King of laxatives Dr Kire's New Life ills for the family. The product promises relief from constipation headache indigestion and drepeyeta at 260 at all druggists.
The Lay py Contest in Iowa plans two unique poultry pen events with six female birds per pen. The competition runs 6 p.m. August 26 to 6 p.m. August 31 with a qualified assistant feeding all birds and prohibiting exhibitors from touching the pens.
Interest in the Iowa State Fair college scholarships has grown with higher sums offered this year. A fine class of boys and girls competed for these scholarships, their work educational and instructive. Scholarships are awarded for excellence in stock and grain judging or domestic science.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt portrays a wife convinced her husband always does things wrong. The humor centers on her single guiding notion shaping every action. The phrasing reflects a domestic stereotype from the period.
A terse exchange presents a husband and wife in a tense moment. The wife asks why he speaks so steeply, and the husband hints at memory and chance, suggesting the moment may be their only one for exchange.
A readable fragment describes the Oak Ridge Dairy Farm as a notable local dairy operation near a winding road. It highlights a well managed building with sanitary conditions, an extensive testing facility, and a livestock handling setup overseen by a head supervisor.
Governor Carryl orders a formal inquiry into accusations against Warden Sanders. Attorney General selects Varey Sheldon and Judge Roberts to lead the investigation with hearings planned first in Des Moines then Fort Madison before September.
The Hall of Ames Lodge Nu 209,730 issues a condolence for Brother H. C. Borger, noting his good citizenship and devotion to Odd Fellowship. The charter is draped for thirty days and the resolution will be published in the Ames Times. W T. Stultz A. Baer
Information sought for rowmers please leave your sage and unattainable handie with them. Adrian contact via phone 248 date. Clock's closing out sale has attracted buyers from a broad distance and will continue for some time. Subscribe for the Times. The oil payer is not afraid to print the news.
Accused of stealing, BH. and Chamberlain of Clinton boldly charge Hucklen's Aruiva Salve with stealing the sting from burns, sores, boils, and injuries. They say its healing effect relieves pain from cuts, corns, and sprains, claiming no equal exists. Daily 25e at all druggists.
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