Enforce or Repeal Dog Ordinance Debated
City officials planned to enforce the dog ordinance starting July 1. By July 2 a dog was seen without a muzzle, prompting debate over enforcement or repeal of the rule.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
2
Citizens' Interest Wanes in Mat
Very little interest is shown by the public in the mat related event as citizens increasingly overlook the proceedings. Officials note weak turnout and sparse attendance despite promotional efforts.
Citizens push to relocate Northwestern Stock Yards in town center
A local appeal urges business district citizens to back moving the Northwestern Stock Yards from its central site to a more sanitary location on town land in the east end. If relocation is not possible, campaigners want the company to improve drainage and sanitation, while bidders for a new federal building arrive on the 8th. Fruit jars offered at below wholesale at W. Al. Perry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Provement Association
Go After Them The Commercial Club Civic Im
The fragment suggests a civic group named The Commercial Club pushing an aggressive campaign or action. The readable portion hints at community efforts or advocacy but lacks full context, participants, dates, or exact objective to specify a clear event or outcome.
Personal Paragraphs From Ames and Surrounding Iow a Areas
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents and relatives. W J Semmons and others visit Van Meter Ames Fort Dodge and nearby towns. many plan or return from trips to Newell Okoboji Chicago Denver Omaha and Des Moines with family gatherings and health checks. Travelers include Dr Jennie Christ Dr Elmer Kaye Smith Miss Lizzie Corbin and families such as Talbotts Cairns and Luke with multiple weekend and summer plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Semmons
van Meter
Rosie Payne
Ames
Newell
D. M. Christ
South Dakota
Curtiss
College
Jennie Christ
Okoboji
Talbott
Haase
Anamosa
Luke
H. H. Slattery
Stratford
Attorney Slattery
B. F. Crossett
Janesville
Wisconsin
Robert Cairns
J. F. Kegley
Kansas City
Retaives
Rev. Stiverson
Marshall Town
Geo. Dixon
Chicago
George
L. J. Gordon
Bedford
Ohio
John Cole
J. C. Waterman
Council Bluffs
O. P. Stuckslager
Miller
Katherine
Carroll
Julia Blodgett Haine
Lincoln
Nebraska
Beach
E. J
Des Moines
Sarah McWilliams
Freelove
Sioux Rapids
Woolman
George Ward
Primghar
W. J. Lemmons
Marie Tooley
New Hampton
Iowa
San Francisco
Joe Cone
J. Y. Luke
Gilberta
Hampton
W. W. Talbott
Talbott Cottage
Parley Sheldon
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Chautauqua
Nate Evans
Evans
Lee Smith
Joe Franka
Junction City
Kansas
Franka
Alex Norris
Tilden Pennants
Howard Dakins
Toledo
Pearl Johnson van Houten
Cedar Rapids
James Johnson
H. B. Young
Rebecca Adams
Minnehaha
Bill” Freed
Mapleton
Lake Mills
F. R. Conaway
Colfax
Florence Manning
Manitou
Colorado
Elizabeth Campbell
Levi Thomas
Jennie Williams
Flossie Hawver
Magi
Boone
Fred Walkey
Avis Cole
Ogden
Lucil
Pauline Peck
Peck
Harlan
Lynn
San Jose
California
Frank
J. B. McLean
Lacona N. Y
Ben Read
Clinton
New York
Frank Buck
Cap Kooser
Clay Foster
Texas
Clay
Houston
Vint Alderman
Thayer Missouri
J. P. Alderman
Vint
Frank Rich
Canon City
O. B. Newcomb
Soo City
Harley Stuckslager
Jeff Stockwell
Norfolk
Mr. Stuckslager
Gene Livingston
Bartlett
Ames Laundry owner returns after eye abscess layoff
J. H. Dixon of the Ames Laundry was out of work for a week due to an eye abscess. He has recovered and resumed duties at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dixon
Ames Laundry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Airship
Tilden
Tan Oxfords
Sue Tee Bleore
Tilden Brothers
W. al. Perry
Commercial Club
Civic Im
Dr. C. Er. Hunt
Watertown
Lila Wygle
Clarksville
Elmer Kaye Smith
Parental Smith
Ames Hotel
Orville Ufford
Denver
Clara Aplin
Cambridge
Joe Mather
C. A. Aplin
W. 4. Harriman
Lizzie Corbin
Manford Cooper
Mitchell
Mildred
Fort Dodge
Lakes
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