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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1910

Page

8

Rasmussen Visits Story City from Norway Consular Service

B. M. Rasmussen, an old Story County man now serving in the consular corps at Stavanger Norway, is visiting Story City. He previously worked in the United States railway mail service, helped organize Cuban mail after the war, reorganized Philippine mail, returned to the U S engaged in private banking, and was later sent to Stavanger. He is educating a son in the United States.

J. C. Prall Iowa State College Ames Kansas City United States Pratt Middle West B. M. Rasmussen Story City Stavanser Norway Story Cty Rasmussen Story County United States Railway Mail Service Havana Phillippines America Prirate Stavang

Williams Promoted to Assistant Postmaster

Postmaster Haverly appoints Floyd M Williams as assistant postmaster and he has begun duties. Williams has long service with the post office and is described as capable and trustworthy. A civil service exam will be held soon to select a replacement for his former position.

Haverly Floyd M. Wiliams Williams Floyd Post Office Civil Service

Football Team Sues Railroad After Dark Crossing Crash

Six Maxwell high school football players sue the St Paul and Des Moines Railway Company for $1,000 each alleging negligence at crossings. A coal car struck their wagonette after a game against Cambridge high school, injuries ranged from scalp wounds to a broken thumb and a shattered crossing sign.

Maxwell Boys Maxwell High Cambridge High School Cambridge Yards Melvin Wells Floyd Cooper Floyd Smith Frank Wyeth Charley Elliott Leon Saboe Melvin C. Wells C. B. Wells Ole P. Saboe F. M. Cooper Fred Wyeth G. BE. Wyeth F. M. Smith St. Paul & Des Moines Railway Company Fitchpatrick

Civil Service Exam Planned for Post Office Jobs in Ames

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam for clerk and carrier posts in Ames Iowa on January 26 1916. Grades and salaries range from 600 to 1200 and promotions follow one year in the next lower grade.

United States Civil Service Commission Ames Iowa Post Office Service

Ames Corn Shows Highlight Big Iowa Exhibits

Iowa corn show exhibits total 841 entries across Kellogg and junior shows with 600 plus exhibitors. Wo rk by Wm. McArthur and Paul Taff directs Kellogg and junior shows with prize money from W K Kellogg and $2000 in machinery. The small grain show draws 114 entries and records the largest Iowa showing.

Iowa Corn Growers’ Association Ames Des Moines Iowa Iowa Small Grain Growers’ Association Wm. McArthur Paul Taff W. K. Kellogg Taff

Bill Black Falls While Clearing Snow From Roof

Bill Black, resident above White Hardware, climbed onto the building Tuesday to remove snow and ice from the skylight during a thaw. He slipped and fell, sustaining injuries described in local reports.

Bill Black

Reimer Wins Wrestling Match at Armory

About fifty to seventy five spectators attended the Armory bout last Saturday evening. Reimer of Des Moines defeated Texas Bill Sanders with an 18 minute fall and a 14 minute fall. Joe Grove refereed.

Armory Brown Shockley Bert Munden Pat Sweeney Des Moines Reimer Texas

Oratory Contest Continues In Ames County Schools

See'y George of the Ames Chautauqua association announces that the program committee will continue the high school oratorical contests. The effort aims for every county school to send a representative this year.

See’y George Ames Chautauqua Association

Change Pulpits Sunday in Nevada

The Rev. J. T. Houser will speak in Nevada Sunday morning and Rev. Shoemaker of the Church of Christ will address the congregation at that place. Both pastors will return to fill their own pulpits at night.

J. T. Houser Nevada Shoemaker Church of Christ

Couple Seeks Temporary Residence With In laws

Mr and Mrs Lou Cole move in with Mrs Cole's parents Mr and Mrs McMichael because of Mrs McMichael's health condition.

Lou Cole Mrs. McMichael Mrs. Cole

Joint installation of Ellsworth G A R and Women’s Relief Corps

At the Odd Fellows hall on January 6 Comrade Henry Wilson installed G A R officers led by A J Miller and J C Copestake with Ben Kings bury and others. Mrs Augusta Underwood installed corps officers with Mrs Nancy Taylor as president and Mrs Electa Gilbert as SV P. A bouquet was given to the installing officers and refreshments were served. Mr Olson received thanks for flowers sent to the corps.

Ellsworth Women’s Relief Corps Odd Fellows’ Hall Henry Wilson A. J. Miller J. C. Copestake V. C Ben Kingsbury E. B. Cramblil C E. Haverly A. H. Buck O. D Geo. W. Lyman O. G Abram Liddle F. C. Tilden Augusta Underwood Nancy Taylor Electa Gilbert SV. P Martha Bacon Taylor Olson

Shipping Under Difficulties With Cattle Trade

J. W. Bateman returned from Chicago with four car loads of cattle. West left Milford with his cattle for the Ames stock yards, faced a blizzard, and the railroad delayed them. They finally reached Chicago and sold Monday with good demand, though shrinkage was notable. a summer shipment would be preferable.

J. W. Bateman Chicago West Milford Ames Wes

Johnson Still Writes Checks in North Yakima and Ames

John Johnson of North Yakima is linked to multiple thefts including stealing old coins from Gene Roll and forging checks. A $14 loss at Chillacothe and a $17 bank drift point to ongoing fraud. local banks report ongoing chatter about forged Moore checks. A birth note records Dr and Mrs R D Bernard welcoming Bernice Laurette, born January 3, daughter.

Mr. Johnson North Yakima Wash Gene Roll Gene Ames Savings Bank Savings Bank C. F. Moore R. J. Moore John Chillacothe R. D. Bernard Bernice Laurette

Meat demonstration showcases prized livestock at Iowa State College

John Gosling led the annual meat demonstration at Iowa State College short course. Many animals were slaughtered for display and then sold downtown. Berkshire barrow dress out at 88.2 percent, near world record. Angus yearling steer at 69.9 percent. Roan Jim, last year's Inter­national show reserve champion, dressed 68.6 percent.

Iowa State College John Gosling Kansas City Down Town Jim Chicago

Leg Show DREW Fire Over Burlesque at Armory

A Tuesday Armory performance by Black Crook Burlesquers drew a large male crowd and faced police curbs on provocative acts. The show lost many acts, faced tightened content rules, and left attendees feeling unsatisfied as the dancer Miles Machute was forbidden to perform.

Black Crook the Armory Miles Machute M Bartholomew

Railway Mail Clerks Wanted for Government Posts

Uncle Sam will hold spring examinations nationwide for railway mail clerks custom house clerks stenographers bookkeepers and other government positions Thousands of appointments will be made Any man or woman over 18 in any area can obtain free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 1694 Hamlin Building Rochester N Y

Post Office Uncle Sam Raway Custom House Demental Wri

Brothers Buy Machine Shop in Local Transaction

O H Watkins and Judge Lee sold their interest in the Watkins machine shop to Lou and Clifford Robertson. The brothers lease the building to May next year and plan to move operations to a new Robertson building east of the Northwestern freight house. They intend to manufacture a paper bunсh and a miniature lawn mower designed by Mr. Watkins.

Robertson Watkins Perry Robertson Boys Watkins Machine Shop O. H. Watkins Judge Lee Lou Clifford Robertson George Robertson Northwestern Freight House Danforth Robertson Brothers

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Prall New York Bill Rasmussen IS Home Sues Railroad District Court Chance Floyd Williams Ames Post Office Frank Kouba Blairstown Henry George West Union J. W. Coverdale Elwood E. B. Glenny Union L. C. Burnett Johnson Moore Bankers’ Association Gosling Ting The Bureau of Instruc Tion Hamlin Building Rochester Parley Sheldon B. J. Shelden S. A. Keenan Story Co National Bank of Commerce Knautie, Kachod & Kubue First National Bank Marshalltown Des Moines Savings Bank Brothers Buy Ance the Bosworth City H. L. Munn Lumber Co
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