Crop Bulletin Reports Continued Heat Across Iowa
Des Moines reports an extreme July heat spell from the 1st to the 5th with 100 to 104 degree readings on the 4th. Local storms and wind squalls cooled briefly while rainfall varied. oats, barley, and apples show stress from heat though haying advances and corn is mostly in good condition with fields laid by. Some southeast districts note early damage to corn and other crops may improve with timely rain.
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Humerous
Notice to Wheelsmen Bucklen Arnica Salve relieves skin troubles
There is no need to endure discomfort from chafing sunburn insect stings sore feet or bruises. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is infallible for pimples blotches skin eruptions and piles. Sold by L. M. Bosworth for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
L. M. Bosworth
Round trip fare to California for Epworth League meet
Great Western Railway offers $48.00 excursion tickets from Chicago to San Francisco for the Epworth League Convention dated July 18 19018 with return by August 31. Portland route adds $9.00. Stopovers allowed. Inquiries to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill. 7 31st.
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California
San Francisco
Chicago Great Western Railway
Portland
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago, Ill
Buffalo
Boston
New York
Chicago
Reduced excursion tickets for Iowa regatta on July 15 16 17
North Western line offers round trip tickets at reduced rates with return through July 18 for the Annual Regatta by the Iowa State Amateur Rowing Association. Apply to Chicago & North Western Railway agents. Also lists 1901 week ending July 6 real estate transfers including several Ames properties with specified parcel details and values.
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North-Western
Iowa State Amateer Rowing Association
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Smith & Bricker
J A Arrasmith
Greer
Parkers
Ames Neva
McFarland and
Miller Abrahamson
McFarlands
Gilbert Station
Sam C Wells
Taylor
Wells
Blairs 3d
Ames Charlotte H Faurot
Bishop
Beardsherrs
Ames
Brownlie
Edwin Rex
Blairs
Proclamation Opens Kiowa Comanche Apache Country Land Rush
President McKinley proclaims the Kiowa Comanche and Apache country open for homestead filings from the 10th to the 26th of the month. 50 000 acres of 160 acre parcels available at a low price, with M Hemstreet leading a party to Oklahoma on the 16th.
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McKinley
M. Hemstreet
Oklahoma
Hemstreet & Campbell
Excursion Rates to Chicago for B Y P U Convention
Round trip excursions to Chicago on July 23 24 and 25 offered by the Chicago North Western Railway for B Y P U Convention duties. Tickets limited by agent sales and store hours posted. J W Adams notes evening hours while awaiting conventions. Poultry wanted listing ends with contact B Read.
Local business firms set 6 p m closing in Ames
July 8 1901 Ames IA announces a schedule to close all business at 6 p m starting July 15 through Sept 1 except Mondays and Saturdays meat markets close at 7 p m. notices include testimonials and ads for Cheaper soap flour and medicines with local shop names and service details.
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Ames
J. J. Grover
Nevada boarding house for sale with or without furniture
Ten room boarding house in Nevada with good patronage for sale due to poor health of the present manager. Wma Smay. RALSTON Eagle breakfast food per package 8c at T. J. Miller and Son's. Mystic flour none better at 110 dollars. T. J. Muter and Son.
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Nevada
Wma. Smay
Ralston Eagle
T. J. Miller & Son's
Mystic
T. J. Muter & Son
Obituary of Richard M. Patrick engineer and Ames resident
Richard M. Patrick born December 1, 1847 in Ruxton New York died July 6 1901 at Elmore Minnesota. Survived by wife Elizabeth Thomas and four daughters Mrs John W Weeks Ames Mrs J Ernest Madge and Winifred at home. Formerly lived in Ames eighteen years ago. An engineer on the Chicago and North Western Railway for about twenty eight years. Funeral at Elmore conducted then brought to Ames for burial with Masonic rites.
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Richard M. Patrick
Ruxton
Cortland County
New York
Elmore
Minn
Elizabeth Thomas
Clinton
Iowa
John W., Weeks
Ames
Ernest
Madge
Winifred
Patrick
Masonic Order
Early Life Pills promise 25 cent relief and tastings
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to ease starvation symptoms in London. It highlights digestion aid appetite boost and a 25 cent price with money back satisfaction. Also promotion for salmon repack, flour from Greely Colorado and discounts on tan shoes. Story County Fair adds a children day feature with daily free admission for under 13 when accompanied and morning animal exhibitions.
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London
Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
Notice of Assessment for Clark Street Tile Drain
City of Ames Iowa readers are told of a plat and schedule detailing the amount assessed against landowners along Clark Street between Pearl and North streets for the tile drain project. Objections must be filed in writing with the city clerk by 8 p.m. August 5, 1901, before the city council meets to review the assessment. CAL GIDDINGS THOS THOMPSON City Clerk Mayor.
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City
Ames
Iowa
Clark Street
Pearl
North Streets
Cal Giddings
Thos. Thompson
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University of Austria
Vienna
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East Main ST
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J. B. Kooser & Co
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Chicago & North-Western
J. W. Adams
B. Read
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Tilden Bros. & Co
B. A. Knupson
L. O. Keepdick
M. J. Apams & Co
J. Jacons
R. H. McCarrhy
Geko, E. Baker
C. W. Dupaeron
Canier Bros. & Herman
E. S. Prorer
Asa Vandermast
C. Sorenson
Bower & Longsdorff
T. J. Minter & Son
J. B
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Parsonage
New Methodist Hospital
Koehne
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Loughran & Bauer
T. J. Mitter & Son
Little Bros
Greely
Colorado
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