Mothers and Paderewski events in Ames and Des Moines
The Ames Mothers Union hosts a talk on parental topics by Dr. Hutchison with questions invited. In Des Moines, J S Connolly promotes Paderewski’s Feb 13 concert at the new Auditorium with ticket sales starting Jan 29 and special party fares. Connolly notes a two year Iowa concert ban and urges advance reservations through mail.
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J. 8. Connolly
Des Moines
Ames
Connelly
Tabernacle
Kirkwood Llouse
J. S. Connelly
Connolly
Paderewski
Iowa
Europe
Editor credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for recovery
In October 1896 I suffered a bad cold that settled on my lungs and nearly suggested consumption. After trying a local doctor I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and saw immediate improvement. Three bottles restored my lungs to health, says B. Epwakps, publisher of the Review Wyant Ills. Sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Epwakps
the Review
Wyant
Ladies Tailors Arranged From Chicago For Ames Work
Nationwide wish for man tailored garments leads to agreement with Consolidated Ladies' Custom Tailors of Chicago. They boast high class craft, large journeyman staff, and ready fabric samples for fashionable ladies wear with prompt service and satisfaction guarantee.
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Consolidated Ladies’ Custom Tailors
Chicago
J. N. Fowler
Electric Bitters claimed to cure malaria and more
Henrietta lawyer E B Munday recalls persuading a malaria fever patient to use Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with full recovery and says it cleanses the blood, regulates liver and kidneys, relieves constipation and dyspepsia, and treats nervous ailments. Available for 59 cents at Tilden and Loughran's drug store.
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E. B. Munday
Henrietta
Tex
Tilden & Loughran
Real Estate Transfers in Story County Week Ending January 27 1900
Transfers reported by Smith Bricker Jennie Flagstad and others to Farmers Savings Bank lots and parcels across Ames Cambridge Zearing Nevada and McCallsburg include Walters Lining and Noble deeds. Notable figures include sales prices ranging from 1 00 to 6 400 00 with multiple lots conveyed and various grantees including Sadie Smay C A Noble and Thor H Nelson.
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Story County
Smith & Bricker
Jennie Flagstad
Hus
Farmers Savings Bank
Roland Sadie C Smay
Murphey
Cornelis
Nevada
William Sapp
Martin Lonning
South
Zearing S
Cramer
John C Barkhurst
Bik
Blairs
Ames
Drake
C F Fish
John Sutter
Thos
Mary -J McMillan
AH Buck
A A Whitinger
Chas l L. Kingsbury
Oliver A Wilkinson
C J Thomas
Hans Lundy
Death of Peter Marshall long-time Story County resident
Peter Marshall born February 22, 1829 near Canton Ohio died January 25 1900 at his Gilbert Station home and was buried there Sunday Reverend Tingley led services. He married Rachel Schlatter February 18 1855 in Illinois and lived in Story County since October 1866. He leaves wife two sons and two daughters. The Marshall family thanks friends for aid and sympathy in their bereavement.
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Peter Marshall
Story County
Gilbert Station
Tingley
Canton
Ohio
Ogle County
Illinois
Rachel Slaughter
Neighborhood items from West Washington area
Local notes report tenants and visitors in Kelley and Maxwell including Roland renting S. & Hall farm Melvin Kitchen and family visiting State Center Jobo Judge moving to Ames and engaging in a feed store An oyster supper is planned at M F Ball's on February 7 The law court is praised as a substitute for a tournament while a pair of lawyers Pound and Atkinson argue a case in court with sharp wit and humor. Belle of Hawarden flour offered at 90 cents per sack by Kooser & Co.
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Law Court
Col
John Atkinson
James H. Pound
Pound
Mr. Pound
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Promises Healing Aid
Frightful blunder warning of burns and injuries followed by an advertisement for Bucklin's Arnica Salve. It claims to kill pain and heal promptly, curing fever sores ulcers boils corns and skin eruptions. Sold by Tilden and Lougran druggists at 25 cents a box.
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Bucklin
Tilden & Lougran
Death of Velva Bradley At Ames January 1900
Velva Bradley dies at one o'clock Thursday after a two week battle with consumption. Born August 20 1875 in Ames she lived there always and worked as bookkeeper for Tilden Bros. Co. until illness halted her. Funeral conducted by Rev H P Douglass at the family home with burial in Ames cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs W S Bradley brother Fred and sister Mrs Bb F White and families. The town offers thanks for acts of sympathy and aid during her illness.
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Velva Bradley
Ames
W.S. Bradley
Tilden Bros. & Co
Congregational Church
H. P. Douglass
W. 8S. Bradley
Fred
Bb. F. White
Bells of Hawarden Flour Ad Then Market Pitch
A Chicago Times Herald ad page promotes Bells of Hawarden flour at 90 cents per sack sold by J B Kooser Co and Sleepy Eye flour with delivery options. It notes Read's Meat Market for service and claims dried fruits are clean and first class from C F Lette.
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Read
C. F. Lette
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D.&l. Hamilton
Queensware
H. J. Heinz
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Mothers’ Meeting
Dr. Hutchison
Mothers Union
Methodist Church
Ames Mothers’ Union
National Mothers Congress
The
Ames Steam Laundry
Amps Steam Laundry
Dixon & Son
Joe Cohn’s
C. F. Letts
Rach
Kel Marshall
West Washington
Mr. Roland
Kelley
S. & Hall Farm
Ladies Aid Society
Mr. Melvin Kitchen
State Center
M. F. Ball
Chancey Ball
Mrs
Nellie Brink
Carcocela
Hall
California
Mr. Cooney Reitz
Maxwell
Mrs. Rouser
N. Brooning
M. E Church
Jobo Judge
Judge
Bradley
Garner Bros. & Herman's
Anteed
Canter Bros. & Herman
L. M. Bosworth
J.J. Grove
Chicago Times-Herald
Hawarden
J. B. Kooser & Co’s
Spring & Son
J. BE. Jupex
Fernando C
Buner
H H
Carey John Foster
Farrell Henry Gilliland
Elizabeth Hogan
MA Hooper
J H Stoned
W H
Will Belle Lon G. Hardin, P. M
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