Assorted fabrics and canned goods in local sale
A small ad lists All Wool Tricot Flannel and a big assortment of black and colored dress goods. Also offered are two cans of tomatoes and Early June Peas at marked prices.
05 Jan 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1905
Page
1
A small ad lists All Wool Tricot Flannel and a big assortment of black and colored dress goods. Also offered are two cans of tomatoes and Early June Peas at marked prices.
For January only to reduce stock before invoicing on February 1 a liberal cash discount is offered. Groceries except Sugar and Flour receive five cents off each dollar if paid in cash before delivery. Chinaware Glassware and Crockery ware receive ten cents off each dollar under same conditions. No discount below one dollar. Here are some prices.
A sale advertisement lists prices for assorted grocery items including Fancy N Y Apples, Blue Label Vinton Corn now 90 cents per dozen, Standard Tomatoes 90 cents per dozen, Early June Peas 95 cents per dozen, Malta Vita 10 cents per package, Pure Sorghum 81 1/2 cents per gallon, Pure Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour per pound, Rex Lye six for key cans, Nine o Clock Washing Tea six for, Rub No More six for, None Such Mince Meat three for, Table Syrup per gallon, Pure Candy per pound four tenths of a cent, overshoes and rubbers at half price, dolls and toys at half price, and big reductions on bottled goods and other items at low prices.
The tenth annual Western Poultry Fanciers exhibition in Cedar Rapids Iowa runs January 16 to 21 with liberal premiums to attract new exhibitors. A grand $15 prize is offered for 21 ears of corn any variety along with many cash and merchandise awards. A premium list is available from N P Bourne Cedar Rapids Iowa.
A New Year thought reflects on time and the transition from 1904 to 1905 urging present action. It mentions agricultural journalism in The Homestead and notes Mrs. Wm. Burney’s eye operation at Des Moines Methodist Hospital with well wishes for recovery.
Lydia Chamberlain obtained a decree of divorce from D. S. Chamberlain in Des Moines for cruelty. The court awarded her the new $300,000 Chamberlain hotel in the city. Chamberlain, a millionaire patent medicine manufacturer, offered no defense.
The Times editor received a handsome invitation to the dedication of the Carnegie Free Public Library in Mason City. The event is next Tuesday evening January 10 at Wilson's theatre with speakers Johnson Brigham Miss Tyler Mrs Towner and Mrs Howe and Dr Storms delivering the dedicatory address. The invitation features a half tone of the library building.
The article argues a state librarian condemns Mark Twain as immoral for boys and banishes Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, claiming boys must learn to weigh things themselves rather than rely on elders. It notes boys cannot be guided by cotton-walled silence and must face moral codes.
The notice lists sale prices on men and boys suits and overcoats including $7.50 and $10.00 items, $15.00 suits, $3.00 to $6.00 boy outfits, hats shirts gloves and undergarments, plus carpets and textiles, indicating a broad department sale with multiple price points.
A columnist offers equal confidence in all boys regardless of dress or demeanor, noting that effort and character matter more than appearance and urging steady faith in youth.
The Russian held fortress of Port Arthur fell to Japanese forces after months of siege and desperate resistance by Russian troops. Gen Stoessel notified Gen Nogi that further resistance was futile. Many lives were lost and supply exhaustion led to capitulation, prompting sympathy for both sides and admiration for the defenders.
D G Ferguson transfers to Maria Ferguson a lot in Ames for 1 dollar. Harriman & Lee and heirs to J Hutchison transfer several lots in Ames for 415 dollars. L Mann & Son sell to Jennie E Crane a 9 by 24 rod parcel described as beginning at the corner of lot 33 in the northwest quarter.
A full color wall map suitable for office or school shows the United States Alaska Cuba and island possessions with original thirteen states and the Louisiana Purchase outlined and dates of territorial acquisitions. Sent on receipt of fifteen cents to cover postage to W. B. Kniskern P. T. M. C. & N. W. R.y. Chicago.
Marshalston's Times-Republican offers two eight page issues per week for 1.00 annually. The paper features wire live stock market reports, Associated Press telegraphic world news, and abundant exclusive Iowa news with reduced clubbing rates.
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