Flag Day at the Ames Schools Observed With Flag Salute
Washington's Birthday observances linked with the G A R and public schools featured a full program at Ames schools on Monday. High school speakers, recitations, and singing highlighted patriotism with Washington and Lincoln portraits, flag decorations, and prayers. similar events occurred in the Intermediate and south side buildings with students and faculty delivering remarks, songs, and flag salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Ames
America
Capt. Brown
Prof
Culbertson
Blackman
Miss Lanning
Fitchpatrick
T. J. Miller
Pope
Rummel
Stuckslager
Mr. Miller
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Taylor
Steve O’brien
Gilbert
M. Hemstreet
Inauguration Fare Sale And Local Notices
The Iowa Central Ry announces round trip tickets to Washington D C from Iowa and Illinois points for the March 1897 inauguration with set sale dates and return validity. Local items note church meetings, social events, school box social, and residents moving to Humboldt county and Kelley.
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Iowa Central Ry
Washington
D. C
Iowa
Illinois
Thos P. Barry
Marshaltown
Devo School
Dishes cheap for cash at Adams Bros
Merchants note customer loyalty and quality goods. Perry and Cameron, druggists of Flushing, recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine they have sold, with customer satisfaction. Sold at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
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Perry & Cameron
Flushing Mick
Ames and Huxley Residents Wed at McElyea Farm
Mr Wm Baker of Ames married Miss Julia Estason of Huxley Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at C W McElyea residence with Rev Hermon Williams officiating. They moved to housekeeping on the McElyea farm south of town.
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Wm. Baker
Ames
Julia Estason
Huxley
C. W. McElyea
Hermon Williams
McElyea
Town News From Neighboring Towns and College Ties
Mr L Oliver and daughter at Des Moines this week with others in town. Mr Lake of Ontario visits property here while Miss Clark of Ogden visits her brother. Faculty surprised Prof. Wilson at farm house. Dr Frazee aids local needs. J H Jacobson buys land at 62.50 an acre. Modern Woodmen grow in membership. Local hotel vacant. travelers go to McFarland's. College opens next week. Cavell seeks workers for the college. Heir reported at Jordan home. George Barnes visits and notes prosperous country. 4 f a Ladies Gentz s and Children's.
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Mr. Cavell
James
Walter Hughes
Ruthven
Northwestern Line Offers Washington Excursion Tickets
In honor of the Presidential Inauguration March 4 the Northwestern Line sells round trip excursion tickets to Washington DC for travel March 1 2 and trains arriving Chicago March 3 with return limit March 10. Tickets available through Chicago North Western Railway agents.
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North-Western Line
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Chicago& North-Western Railway
Local Service Listings at The News Stand
The notice invites paintings, paper hanging, kalfe mining and related work at The News Stand on 200 Luton Burr Kooser. It requests leave orders and directs inquiries to the stand for further details.
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Bigelow & Smith
Abe Liddle
Henry Wilson
Potter
Gen. Geddes
Kentucky
Sion
Shiloh
Reiieves Croup
Judish Bros
Judisch Bros
Judiseh Bros
Karl
Buffalo, N. Y
Pierce
Baptist Church
Garden Prairie
Congregational Church
Chaney Gray
Humboldt County
Edna Fellows of
Mr. Geo. Person
Mrs. Thos. Posegate
Winterset
L. G. Rosenfeld
John Roland
C. Gray
Will Foster
Webster City
Jas. Hale
Adams Bros
Gilbert Station
Mr. L. Oliver
Mrs. Jenks
Des Moines
Mr. 0
Mr. Lake of
Ontario
Miss Clark
Ogden
Mable Stewart
Will Dodds
Mr. Dunn of
Blick
Mrs
Par! McFarlan
Story Co
Frank Wilson
Henry Richards
Dr. Here
Clark
J. H. Jacobson
J. A. McFarian
Our City
Mr. Mangus
McFarland
Wilson
Prof. Frazee
Boone
J. S. Liddle
New York
Dr. Clark
Richard Jordan
Town
George Barnes
Silvertown
Colo
Jere
Tee
W.E. Mitchem
Advice
Pat
Sor Hers
Luton
Burr Kooser
John Elliots
Depot
M Hemstreet
Ames la
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