Story County Man Neilson In Ohio Prison Case
Neilsen once a Story City resident is imprisoned in Columbus Ohio serving seven years for railroad boxcar robbery in Cincinnati. He protests innocence and appeals for a new trial. local officials in Story County Nevada Hadley and Postmaster Henderson support his claim and seek evidence for Judge Cush ing to review.
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Neils Neilson
Story County
Ohio
Neilson
Story City
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hadley
Nevada
Henderson
Neilsen
Farley
Wade Cushing
Cushing
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Reader
A Easton Pa testimonial lauds Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough cure that soothes throat irritation and loosens a cold. It is advertised for sale by druggists along with three coffee brands White House Barrington Hall and Victor by J B Kooser Co. Also promoted are Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets described as a gentle effective tonic sold by all dealers.
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Foley
Charles Kline
N. St. St
Easton
White House
Barrington Hall
Victor
J. B. Kooser & Co
Civil Service Exams Held by Assistant Postmaster
Five candidates sat examinations for various civil service positions on Wednesday and Thursday last week, overseen by assistant postmaster Floyd Williams.
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Civil Service
Floyd Williams
Many Ames Des Moines Visitors and Travelers List
Miss Inez Hunter was in Des Moines Sunday. Len Morris returned Monday from Brookfield Missouri. Elmer Cutler spent Sunday at home in Boone. Miss Hazel Wherry is a guest at the S. S. Hooper home. Parley Sheldon was in Des Moines on business Saturday. Mrs. Ed Graves and Leone were in Des Moines Thursday. Miss Helen Johnson of Boone is visiting Ames relatives. Miss Ruth Watts has returned to her school work at Galva.
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Inez Hunter
Des Moines
Geo. Baker
Len Morris
Brookfield
Elmer Cutler
Boone
Hazel Wherry
S. S. Hooper
Parley Sheldon
Ed Graves
Leone
Helen Johnson
Ames
Ruth Watts
Galva
Fred Wygle
Fraser
Anna Watson
Leslie Harmony
Rockwell City
Alfred Stevenson
Harry Trimple
Gordon
Vernon Tinsley
Charlotte Sheehey-Hollingsworth
Myrtle Holmes
Collins
George Vasey
W. J. Miller
Mr. Miller
Pleasantville
Charles Graves
Helen
Newton
E. T. Grove
I. M Iverson
Odebold
Frank Vincent
Rockford
Iinois
W. G. Morgan
Leonard Short
James Murphy
Ovear Freed
Jay Gould
J. Gillman
H. Mason
E. Heistand
W. Watkins
Chas Wright
Rob’t McCormick
Lyral Watkins
Kenosha
Wis
Perry
Perry Business College
C. E. Lyman
Tilden Pennant
Mrs. Lyman
Indiana
Short course interest grows with dairy and meat tests
The short course enrollment grows weekly as sheep, dairy cattle, horses and swine classes proceed. William Crownover and L. J. Baird supply judging livestock while John Gosling's meat demonstration showcases prize animals. Dairy work includes 66 students with expert instructors from Gude Bros creamery and U S government services.
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Hudson
L. J. Baird
John Gosling
Kansas City
Buttonwood Dick
Durham
Elm Park Lad
Gosling
Kieffer
Gude Bros. Creamery
New York
United States
Odell
Des Moines
U. S
J. A. Clark
The
Golden Red Creamery Co
Fremont
Neb
Herbert Lund
Ontario
Canada
Tennessee
Nebraska
Michigan
Washington
Well Deserved Tribute to Ames Pastor Fowle
Last September Rev. W. S. Fowle marked seven years as pastor of the Ames Baptist Church. The church built and expanded a six thousand dollar project now surpasses twelve thousand dollars in contributions. A surprise donation party and a Christmas cash purse of forty two dollars honored his service. The church noted his willingness to forego higher pay, and approved a salary increase of three hundred dollars a year by unanimous vote during the budget meeting.
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W. S. Fowle
Baptist Church of Ames
Local social notes from Elley News column
Miss Naomi Butterbaugh of Dallas Center returns home after two weeks visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs J Zimmerman spent Sunday in Des Moines with Louisa Rosenfeld and daughter C L Siverly. Mrs C F Davis of Gilbert visited L G Rosenfeld. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Chas Hughes. Dwight Crane and family of Dunlop MO visited L G Rosenfeld. Viva Shepherd of Sheldahl visited Mrs J Zimmerman. Roxy Wellman of Ames visited Madge Gossard. Mrs D Clayton returns from Rochester MN after an operation. E Frovie and children of Des Moines visiting Fread family.
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Dwight
Dunlop, Mo
Co. A
L. G. Rosenfeld
Viva Shepherd
Sheldahl
J. Zimmerman
Roxy Wellman
Ames
Madge Gossard
D. Clayton
Rochester
Minnesota
E. Frovie
Des Moines
Mrs. Fread
Tilden Store Promises Satisfaction on All Children Shoes
The Tilden Store guarantees all children’s shoes will give perfect satisfaction, promising quality and fit for young customers.
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Childrens
Tilden
Saturday Specials at Perrys Nine nine cent items
An advertisement highlights Dr. Shoop's Restorative claiming to treat internal nerves affecting stomach heart and kidneys. It argues the remedy targets the underlying cause rather than temporary stimulation and urges a five to ten day trial, noting Cagwin's Drug Store as the seller.
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Cagwin’s
Sigma Nu Incorporation Forms for Ames House Company
Articles of incorporation for Sigma Nu house company of Ames filed in the secretary of state office Monday. Capitalized at $15,000. Incorporators include J. M. Burrows, John J. Kelleher, H. B. Smith, J. H. Kraft, Harry E. Maine, W. H. Shotwell and C. W. Wagner. Purpose to form a company to erect a house on the newly purchased lot in Chautauqua Park.
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Sigma Nu House Company of
Ames
Secretary of State
J. M. Burrows
John J. Kelleher
H. B. Smith
J. H. Kraft
Harry E. Maine
W H. Shotwell
C. W. Wagner
Chautauqua Park
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bickham dies
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bickham died Monday morning. Funeral services were held at the home by Dr. O. H. Cessna Tuesday morning, and burial followed in Davenport.
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M. H. Bickham
O. H. Cessna
Davenport
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