New Sewing Silk Spool Promise Money Back Guarantee
Advertises 100 yards of sewing silk on a spool with a money back guarantee if not equal to the best sewing silk. Price compared to existing 50 yard spools, claiming no higher cost.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
3
Advertises 100 yards of sewing silk on a spool with a money back guarantee if not equal to the best sewing silk. Price compared to existing 50 yard spools, claiming no higher cost.
A retail note states that next week a full line of new wool dress goods shades for spring will be available.
Wash dress goods ready to show with the new 1906 styles and exclusive wool dress designs featured.
A retailer offers a new spring assortment of white waists and asks customers to view the latest designs. The prompt invites shoppers to have the items shown and considered for their wardrobe needs this season.
The Emporium of Music promotes a trial mail order for all kinds of musical instruments and sheet music. It highlights violin guitar mandolin and banjo outfits as specialties and claims its piano is among the best makes. Store phone is provided.
Public sale scheduled at old East Wood farm mile west of the college grounds on Thursday February 15 at 1 00 PM. Large livestock and farm equipment offered including horses cattle hogs mules cattle horses many implements and seeds with 7 percent interest on notes over five dollars and cash on smaller sums. No property removed until settlement. J M Scorr lt pd Be
Public auction to quit farming on February 14 1906 at 1 PM on the J O Michaelson farm 3 miles south and west of Gilbert Station 5 miles northwest of Ames. Livestock includes nine horses with varied ages weights and two colts. cattle include milch cows heifers steers and calves. items listed as R&R share and more details incomplete.
City council in regular session approves an anti spit ordinance banning expectorating and spitting on sidewalks and a rule on advertising sample medical preparations. Library board report accepted with congratulations. Sewer and water inspector Wyckham proposed for $100 monthly. Hemstreet paid for council services through year end. Remaining time devoted to monthly bills and regular business.
Farmers and university figures flock to Iowa events in Des Moines Glidden Cresco Madison Toledo Emmetsburg and Ames. Addresses cover horticulture drainage soil and highway plans while student leaders are elected and club reports push civic projects and a concrete industry convention.
The county seat town embroiled in a long running school fight involving the county and school superintendents, football players, and patrons. Allegations center on player eligibility, admission practices, and the certification status of Superintendent Probst, with expulsions and investigations underway.
A farmer sells six registered Shorthorn cattle at public auction after selling the farm. Auction set for Tuesday February 13 at 10 a.m. under the name Peter Orning.
Jed Carlton presents His Father's Sin at the Armory on February 13 with Emma Jean Carlton headlining a strong cast. The production promises originality and higher class drama backed by elaborate scenery and proven metropolitan company talent.
Mr William Banford and Miss Esther Miller, well known in Story and Boone counties, were married Wednesday at the bride home with Rev A M Elliott officiating in the presence of a few guests. They will reside in Illinois as friends extend best wishes.
W T Roberts, breeder of Shetland ponies and White Wyandotte cockerels, announces a limited twenty day sale at one dollar each in Luther Iowa. The notice targets poultry breeders and local buyers seeking affordable stock.
A brief notice announces the clearance sale continuing with items priced at 14 cents to $1.69. The fragmented text mentions Saturday and a state reference but provides no further details.
District Court notices a filed petition by W M Hardy seeking $327.40 on note of $300 from 1903 plus $90.80 taxes and $3 other costs. Judgment sought for foreclosure of the mortgage on Lot 5 Block 1 Black's Addition Ames and attorney fees. Court set for March term 1906 in Story County.
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