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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

4

Triumph sulky plow demonstration draws farmers to Greeley field

A large crowd watched the J. I. Case Triumph sulky plow tested by Keyser and Frank Murphy near the H A Greeley field south of town. Four-horse gang plow rounds gave way to two horses and then a man on the sulky and Frank Murphy pulling, showing lighter draft. Dynomometer readings favored Triumph with 601 pounds required for walking plow versus 460 pounds for the Triumph, a 141-pound advantage. Judges Will Ruth Henry Dankle and John H Akin observed in sandy loam, good plowing conditions, under Loughran Machine Co of the city, agents for Case plows.

H. A. Greeley J. I. Case Keyser Frank Murphy Will Ruth Henry Dankle John H. Akin Loughran Machine Co

ministers lead raid on Ben Brenneman barn beer keg

Friday night raiders captured a keg of beer from Brenneman's barn and stored it in the city jail. County Attorney Vinje ordered condemnation and set a Sept 8 deadline for confiscation while the raid draws questions about crowd drinking reports and local liquor sales. The Rev Douglass Sweared to the raid evidence and grand jury action remains uncertain.

J. J. Grove L.C Tilden Revs. Douglass McIntire Marshal Ricketts Ben Brenneman Vinje Daily Papers Douglass

Child fatally wounded by gun discharge in Ames

The two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Guise was struck by a discharged 22 rifle fired by her five year old brother yesterday afternoon. The family resides in Ames near its northwest corner. Medical help arrived quickly with Drs. Christ assisting. The child showed initial improvement but worsened this morning prompting a Des Moines surgeon to be summoned.

Odebolt A. McFarlan Ed McFarlan L. G. Hardin Flo Fitchpatrick Public Schools of Colorado Uncle Sam's Dominion Helen Knapp Porto Rico Hazel Beardshear Dayton Ohio Gertrude Harlan Harriett Sexton Harriett Fitchpatrick Montana Flo Foster Humboldt Geo. S. Foster Edith Christy Des Moines Emma Selby Geo. Stanford Marengo Joe Cohn Chicago Ames Haberdashery M. K. Smith Smith & Cramer Britt Iowa Myrtle Lockwood Nevada Nell Cole W. T. Guise Ames

Embree lumber yard sold to Gossard and Taylor for $4000

Friday the land and buildings once occupied by Embree Lumber Yard changed hands to T. L. Gossard and W. A. Taylor for $4000. The buyers plan a feed yard for farmers teams with sheds already in place and later a full livery stock of new rigs. The depot upgrade has raised local value and Times wishes the new owners success. Additionally, a good driving horse is sought by J. J. Keenny. Special Saturday Evening Post rate mentioned by Taylor Newsdealer. Fresh fruit available at Letts's.

Hemstreet & Campbell Embree Lumber T. L. Gossard W. A. Taylor Main Street the Times

Obituary of Emerson Leroy Talbot Aged Six Months

Emerson Leroy Talbot was born February 9 1900 and died August 19 1900 at six months ten days. The brief notice speaks of the child’s frailty and deep parental sorrow, and notes faith in Jesus Christ and a hopeful afterlife.

Emerson Leroy Talbot Jesus Christ God

Weather and Crop Report Des Moines Aug 27

The past week was warmer than usual with rainfall in many localities. Windstorms on the 23rd caused some damage while threshing lags in the north and center. Corn nears maturity, early fields ready for harvest, and widespread soil condition favors plowing. Fall pasturage good, hay short, September drought could aid unharvested crops. Apple crop statewide unusually light, late varieties scarce.

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