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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1912

Page

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Clarence Ross Killed Saturday in Ontario Plunge

Clarence Ross, a young Ontario resident, was electrocuted Saturday afternoon while working as a lineman on the Port Dodge Des Moines and Southern interurban line near Fort Dodge. He touched a live feeder wire and died instantly. coworker Harry Mandus aided the emergency call and observed the tragedy. He was 21 or 22, born 1890, and had lived in Ontario most of his life. Funeral services were held Tuesday. he leaves two sisters and four brothers.

Ontario Fort Dodge Clarence Ross Port Dodge Des Moines Sanihern Satchers Harry Mandus Hoss Shady Oak Ross Mandus Cimbers Bret Dodge Reseus Iitervughan Hess Yorms Main Maines Southern Harris Clarence Russ Kansas Moline Christian Church Colorado

Gilbert men injured in Sunday motorcycle crash

John Hansen and Jacob Jacobsen of Gilbert were seriously injured Sunday when their motorcycle failed to negotiate a sharp turn north of the Olver Henderson farm. Both were unacquainted and went off the road into a fence. Albert Jacobson found them unconscious and rushed them to a doctor. Hanson suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries while Jacobson sustained serious bruises.

John Hansen Jacob Jacobsen Gilbert Randall Olver Henderson Albert Jacobson Hanson Vollar Jacobson

Slater to Have Lights With 25 Year Franchise Granted

Slater electorate approved electric lighting last Monday by a landslide. The Boone Electric Company will supply power from Boone under a 25 year franchise, replacing kerosene lamps as only three dissenters were found on election eve.

Slater Boone Electric Company Boone

Big Barns Burn After Lightning Strikes Near Athens

A thunderstorm struck two big barns a mile east of Athens, causing major fire and damage. Neighbors helped fight the blaze while workers saved some livestock and equipment. The barns and hay were destroyed. insurance will cover only part of the loss.

County Fair for Ames Contemated Draws Meeting Action

At a meeting of Adimens Yan at the Keighoy dining room on a Friday night the plan for a one day county fair in Ames this fall was debated but no decision reached. A committee was formed to study the project and visit breeders near Ames to gauge interest. there is growing support for a livestock and farm product exhibition, with the goal of a suitable site and guaranteed participation from local breeders.

Regan Anon Keighoy Ence Apd Eissed Deas Purchise Presen Mattvr Neo Devision Ag Aetiosg Pieshiewn Siverty Dean Curtiss Galen Tilden Prof W. Ho Pew Vasnier Yashbrouck Ju. Sieerty Uniun National Bank Amer Abies

Ben Coles Barn Burns Near Home on Linseth Ave

A large barn at Ben J. Coles residence on 20 Linseth Avenue was destroyed by fire last Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cole noticed smoke and found hay burning. the fire threatened nearby frame buildings but firefighters saved the area. The hay loft burned, other items were removed, origin believed to be children with matches, and some loss covered by insurance.

Ben J. Cole Linseth Avenue Tylee Cole

Earl Kooser Visits Kansas City Early This Week

Earl Kooser traveled to Kansas City for a brief visit during the early part of the week. He met with local officials and station staff to discuss community events and upcoming programs.

Earl Kooser Kansas City

Ames Band Plans Friday Concerts In City Park

The Ames City Band held its first concert of the season in the city park drawing hundreds from Ames and nearby country. Manager Mike Sheldon announced weekly Friday concerts with free admission for public entertainment. Tomorrow's program includes Serenade, The Orchestra Oogas, Faust, The Kitties Overture, and Washington State March.

Ames City Buna Cat Oundine Ames DG Co Mikea Sheldon Anes Marehe Agorita Faust Mareb Washington State

Spears Injured On Inter Urban Line Near Ankeny

Lineman Jy J Spears of the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern railway sustained a serious hip fracture after touching a high tension feed near Ankeny while working on the interurban line. Power was cut to the wire and he fell from a 12 foot pole, taken to Hope hospital for treatment.

Jy. J. Spears Fort Dodge Dee Moines Souther Atekeny Des Moines Spears Hoope

Chicago Tourists Visit Ames In Texas College Tour

Mr. David B. Clarkson of Chicago, benefactor of the Texas agricultural college at College Station, leads a party touring several colleges. Col. Wm. Lightfoot Fisscher, Kirke Towns, Arnold Chapman, and Mr. Younghblood accompany him as they plan visits to Ames, Lincoln, Manhattan, Fort Worth, and College Station.

David B. Clarkson Agricultural College Station Texas Ames Chicago Clarkson Col Wm. Lightfoot Fisscher Hitde Way Kirke Towns Chicago Musical College Arnold Chapman Younghblood Lincoln Nebraska Manhattan Kansas Fort Worth

Hagen Bros New Store Opens Near CE Holmes Space

Hagen Bros A and B EL have leased the room once occupied by CE Holmes the music man. They plan to open a first class up to date five and ten cent store about the first of August. The location is described as a fine local spot for business.

Hagen Bros B. EL CE. Holmes

Fair Store Expands With Five Year Lease in Talbott Building

The J. Jacoba Co. renews a five year lease for the entire Talbott building upstairs and down, renovating for a grocery, crockery and house furnishing department. The Fair Sale will merge this room into the general dry goods division, claiming the space will make one of central Iowa’s largest stores. Talbott family to move to California. restaurant stock sold to the Fair Store.

J. Jacoba Co Tay Pair Etersias Talbott Tay Stairs Talphor Feeraray Puiatore Iowa W. W. Talbott California Anica Arcesana Ameri Hoe Tlies Co Humnese Beere Mr. Talbott

Stock Yards Move Sought by City Officials

Supt Wallace of the building department of the Chicago and North Western railway company visited the city Monday to study relocating the stock yards from Kellogg avenue to a less conspicuous site. The move aims to avoid sanitary condition conflicts with the city, as ordered by the city council.

Wallace The N. W. Railway Company Kellogg Avenue

Poultry Firm Founder Sells to New Owner in Ames Market

W. W. Childs of the Ames Poultry Company reports a large shipment of live poultry last week, selling well in a robust market. The firm’s business has been acquired by Billy, who aims to strengthen Ames poultry market locally.

W. W. Childs Ames Poultry Company Billy Ames

Mrs Bemis Taken To Hospital In Des Moines

Mrs. Bemis was taken to a Des Moines hospital early this week where she underwent an operation and is recovering nicely.

Dr. Bemis Des Moines

Bryan Lecture Draws Large Boone Crowd in 1900s Report

William J. Bryan spoke in Boone on a Wednesday, drawing about twenty five attendees from the area to the Qiutangia program. He argued the Chicago convention was a love fest and predicted a drastic shift in western representation, praising the Baltimore battle and labeling the Chicago event as insubstantial.

Acces Boose Bryan Mc Drean Giider Derey Sryar Psa Beyan Chicago Baltimore

Lou Roberson Plans Garage on Main Street

Lou Roberson purchased a Main Street residence from the 7 B Ellert estate via Carl Linde & Co. Carl Elliott of Des Moines represented the deal. Roberson will move his North Lincoln Avenue house and build a garage on the Main Street lot in the near future.

Lou Roberson Carl Linde & Co Main Street Olgan 7. B. Ellert Carl Flliott Des Moines Lou Lincoln Avenue

Child injured in wagon accident near Clifford Roberson

A five year old child of Clifford Roberson fractured a limb after falling from or being thrown from a small express wagon. The child is improving nicely under a doctor’s care.

Clifford Roberson

Mrs Hardin Improves and Returns Home Activity

Mrs Hardin continues to improve and is now able to be up and around the house, showing steady recovery progress after illness or injury.

Westledia church hosts Friday evening recital

A Primial venital of exceptional worth at the Westledia church auditorium tomorrow Friday evening. Calvin Ringgen vere, a Bow Yon student, and Mis Borenica Carol Dox will perform in a mixed program. The event starts at eight oclock with a program featuring vocal and instrumental works by Rheinberger Dubois and others.

Westledia Chuarch Prydas Calvin Ringgen Carol Dox Rosto Dov York City America Mueet Vee Emma C Thorens Couvtas Tayper Mre Oeenr Senger Iherbeirad

Professor Mosher Goes to Clinton to Lead Agriculture Work

M J Mosher leaves Valiey to assume a three year county agricultural leadership in Clinton Wis He will supervise the county extension plan directing experimental trials and cooperative farm work and will promote industrial and agricultural development statewide The Clinton project covers Mosher’s travel expenses and county costs with strong county support through the three year term

M. J. Mosher Parumui Reptember Mosher Peae

Iowa Delegation Recommends Federal Office Appointments

The Iowa delegation in Congress has prepared routine recommendations for federal offices to be filled by presidential appointment. Suggested nominees include S. Y. Rinsker for attorney in the northern district and J. O. Malcoalin for the southern district. A. J. Urick is named for marshal in the southern district, H. J. Netcott for mac nimarshal in the northern district, J. Bartley for northern revenue collector, and Arthur Springer for southern revenue collector.

Iowa Congress S. Y. Rinsker Rock Independence Northerndistrict Bartley Tipton Southern Distriet Arthur Springer Wapello

Warren Chamberlain Home From Valparaiso Visit

Warren Chamberlain returns home from Valparaiso Indiana where he attends college. He is adjusting well to the heated term and continuing his studies at Valparaiso University.

Warren Chamberlain Valparaiso Indiana Warren

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Alleman Athenian el Molinos Admens Club Ben Cole New Steel Awaditellaen Ates Ankeny the Fair N. W Mrs. Bemis William J. Bryan Firvan RTE Cir Louisiana Kvag L. M. Roberson Calvin Ringgenberg Bernice Cox Methodist Church Part Pastuvaie Joseph Rheinberger Pac Voralion Vox Angelion Th. Dubois Alex Gailmant Veear Prauck Hee J Prof. Mosher Clinton
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