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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

2

Local reports from Story County residents and incidents

Story County notices cover injuries from falls and cave-ins, a store sale, a Nevada Opera House sale, a buggy crash, a house fire, a death in Huxley, a departure for Norway, and a power line accident. Named persons include Olin, Frank Stultis, C. M. Webb, Emily Hall, Chris Evans, Roy Feishaw, Dr. Knepper, Ora Henrick, Edward Henrick, Guthrie, Perry, Morgan, Elmer Nokes, Severt Nass, Albert Nass, Anna Kloster, K. L. Guttebo, and Henry S. Tondall. Institutions include Collins Liberator, Cambridge Prioe, Watchman, Cambridge Phoenix, Cole Banner, Slater News, and Roland Record. Places cited include Story County towns such as Nevada, Huxley, Roland, and Fieldberg. Details mention hospital care, fire damage, and an impending move to Des Moines for Mrs. Minnie A. Stone.

Severt Nass Huxley Albert E. Nass Anna Kloster Nass Norway Polk County Fieldberg Church K. L. Guttebo Fieldberg Cemetery Slater News

Hiew Hens Roost Mechanism of Bird Claws

A vintage note explains how a bird roosts by tendons locking the claws when the leg bends. It describes the natural grip that keeps a chicken on a limb through the night, offering a memorable skin illustration of the mechanism.

Chinchilla Habitat and Fur Trade Report

The chinchilla, a small Andes mammal, is native to Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and northern Chile and lives above 9 000 feet. Indians trap them for fur. salted skins are packed for shipment to towns and abroad. The United States produces 28 600 000 pounds of hay, about half Germany and two thirds of England.

Bolivia Ecuador Peru Chile United States Germany England

Largest line of fancy china showcased in city

Forster fed dogs with organic substances lacking minerals and the animals died sooner than when completely starved. M Herrera notes life is aggregation of minerals and biology is mining. J B Kooster & Co presents the city’s largest china display at 30 tf.

Forster M. Herrera Revue Scientifique Paris J. B. Kooster & Co

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Story County Newslets Frank Stultis C. M. Webb Cambridge Prioe Emily Hall J. L Washington Township Clarinda Chris Evans Johnson Denniston Roy Feishaw Knepper Collins Liberator W. L. McNeil Nevada Ora Henrick Edward Ora Cambridge Phoenix Mr. Guthrie Chas. Reed Perry & Morgan Main Street Cole Banner Elmer Nokes Linn Street Henry S. Tondall Olin Evans Minerals and Life Chicago & Northwestern R’y Overland Lim Portland Atlantic E Colorado Oregon Express Sentra Fast Mail Gerrell Mai Express Nebraska & Dakota Express Des Moines Dakota Ad S. C Ae & Carroll Des Moines Pass Omaha St. Paul Sioux Vax City Buck’s Big Hamilton Mandolins Washburn Pee Ree Big Line Pan Seer Free Serene Guitars Our Victor Talking Machines Holmes Ames Iowa
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