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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

5

Notice of Drain District Petition in Story County Iowa

A petition was filed July 15 1909 in Story County Iowa to establish a drain district with tile drains. The plan includes main ten inch and 12 14 and 16 inch tiles and a branch 12 inch line connecting to Hubbel street Kelley, with an outlet protected by a concrete abutment. Hearings set February 17 1910 before the Board of Supervisors in Nevada Iowa.

P. B. Brendeland Nels Olson Mary J. Johnson Alice E. Eggleston J. M. Stark D. W. Drummond Alice Fread C. B. Finch John Johnson Stephen H. Phillips H. L. Munn & Son Mary L. Tanner Thos. E. Posegate E. J. Penfield Martha A. Posegate N. Williams Trustees of the Baptist Church Emmerson Staily Charles J. Peterson Mary Thompson Nathan Williams Emma M. Johnson J. M. Johnson George Holland Louise Rosenfeld Goldie Adamson H. T. Nan E. E. Foster Henry Stenson Arthur D. Fread Erick Cleveland A. Gossard A. H. Gossard John M. Hill Minnie Rosenfeld L. G. Rosenfeld Carl A. Rosenfeld Ole P. Kalsem Newton & Northwestern Railroad Co Kelley S. P. Freed Washington Township O. J. Viland Palestine Township Mary L. Penfield L. Oliver Dyer & Stevens Paul Paulson Iowa Savings and Loan Association C. Eibert Parley Story County Iowa Newton & Northwestern Railroad Hubbel Street Board of Supervisors Nevada F. G. Dunahugh

Closing Out Sale At Rouzer Farm Near Ames

Public auction to be held at the Andrew Rouzer farm five miles west of Ames on February 3 1910 at ten oclock A M. 29 head livestock including three horses and eight cattle plus extensive farm machinery such as wagons plows cultivators seeders planters a cream separator incubator and a binder accessories. Proceeds to fit out sale with livestock notes and items described in detail.

Andrew Rouzer Ames Ontario Napier de Laval

Moving to Idaho Public Auction at Geo W Jones Farm

Public auction will be held at the Geo W Jones farm one mile east of Ames on Thursday January 27 1910 at 10 oclock. The sale includes 90 head of live stock 11 head horses numerous mares and colts, 63 head cattle including dairy cows and calves, 16 hogs, assorted farm machinery and tools, hay ensilage and household goods. Terms: cash 2 percent off for cash and 5 minimums with notes at 8 percent. Removal only after full settlement. Auctioneers E Posegate and B J.

Idaho Geo. W. Jones Ames Geo. Jones

Corn Show and Sale Ends at Iowa State College Short Course

The senior and junior corn shows at the Iowa State College short course last Thursday and Friday concluded with auctions and awards. Frank Sar of Essex won the grand champion sweepstakes for the senior sample and the Iowa sweepstakes at Omaha. Kellogg prize of 100 dollars went to L. O. Wise of Red Oak as grand champion. Orville Garrett of Mitchellville led junior entries with the grand champion ten car and state championships for boys, while girls' top sample Vivian Trites earned a Majestic Range.

Iowa State College Wm. Wayne Nashua Wood Iowa Falls North Central C. O. Garrett Mitchellville South Central Frank Sar Red Oak Wise Kellogg J. F. C. Finnell Hamburg Reid Henry George West Union Des Moines Bowman Finnell Orville Garrett Micellville Howard Mawdsley Britt Marion George Bernard Haagland Essex Vivian Trites June McArthur Mason City Robin Wood Ida Chasey

City Council Meeting Proceeds Without Quorum

The city council met at city hall on Monday evening but adjourned due to lack of a quorum. The session will resume next Monday evening.

Wear Bange and Alm rubbers for your health

A health advisory urges wearing Bange and Alm rubber goods to protect health. The note, marked 39-21, emphasizes protection and consumer guidance.

Cow for Sale Milk Cow for Quick Sale

Excellent milk cow for sale, available soon. Call 28 Mutual. 39-1t.

Prompt typing and copying services advertised

Typewriting and copying neatly done. Prompt service and reasonable prices. Inquire W U Tel office at N W depot for details.

W. U. Tel N. W. Depot

Public paving proposal in Ames Iowa 1910 notice

Official publication announces intention to pave several Ames streets with creosoted block, details the resolution of necessity, dates for council consideration and public objections, and directs publication in the Ames Times and Intelligencer. The plan covers Onondaga Duff Douglas and Kellogg avenues with costs assessed to abutting property and applicable rail lines.

Ames Iowa Onondaga Street Carroll Avenue Grand Avenue Duff Avenue Story Street Douglass Avenue Kellogg Avenue Cor Interurban Railway Company Ames Times and Intelligencer Towa

Personal Paragraphs From Ames Community Notes

Carl Anderson went to Chicago with stock yesterday morning. Ben Leison and wife left Monday for a visit with friends in Illinois. Dr. A. B. Storms addressed University of Nebraska age students Friday night. Mrs. Griffifth visited her sister in Van Horn Iowa Sunday. Ford of Rinard visited at C. G. Tilden’s home. Charley Dudgeon’s party visited Mendota Illinois for weeks. I. J. Ferguson travels to Moline on business returning Saturday. Winifred Tilden returned from Milwaukee and Columbus. Confare family moving to Missouri from Ames. Judge J. R. Dean of Lincoln visited his sister on campus. Buddin family from Saskatchewan spent time with Steigerwalt family. Rev. Bray and daughter of Spencer visited Duncan and Tilden families. Howard Person arrived with extended visit at Tallman home. Jerry Sexton returned home from East Prairie Missouri. George Welch of Sac City visiting his mother and sisters en route to Cedar Rapids. Don Lewis returned to Ames as Bell line paymaster during exchange consolidation. Ted Cartmell of Great Bend Kansas visiting Harrison at Iowa State College. Cartmell and Harrison are Edinburgh University graduates now in journalism and agriculture pursuits in the U S A. They believe America is God’s chosen country and have no plans to return to England.

Carl Anderson Chicago Stock Ben Leison Illinois A. B. Storms University of Nebraska Griffith Lewis Frey van Horn Iowa Ford Rinard C. G. Tilden Charley Dudgeon Mendota Ill I. J. Ferguson Moline Winifred Tilden Milwaukee Columbus Howard Person Yankee Springs Colo Charley Tallman Jerry Sexton John Russell and Wes. Sexton East Prairie George Welch Sac City Honora Welch Marie Cecilia Cedar Rapids Don Lewis Vinton Ames Bell Line Mutual Bell Ted Cartmell Great Bend Kansas Ernest Harrison Iowa State College Edinburgh University of Scotland Cartmell The Kan England

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Ira Rouzer F. J. Moranets F. Posegate B. J. Shelden A. G. Wing E. F .Posegate Ville Garrett Columbia W. K. Kellogg Company T. O. Finnell Hart Schaffner Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Tilden Brothers & Company Ual Carroll Ave Council Chamber A. B. Maxwell Ohio Mrs. Confare Gilchrist East Boone Street Missouri J. R. Dean Lincoln, Nebraska R. C. Barrett Mrs. Buddin Saskatchewan Canada W. F. Steigerwalt Fam Ily Rev. Bray Spencer H. B. Duncan L. C. Tilden Mr. Bray M. C. Bolles Grant St Mut Farim Hodge Ave Batavia U. S Buzene Williams North Times Office Buster C.R. Quade College Campus
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