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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1895
Page
4
Ames notes cover a busy week with harvest gear pricing at Canier Bros. & Herman's, farm yields, church events, travel and railroad activity, and a printer barber clash followed by a defeat by the Y M C L. team. Local births deaths and weather are touched, plus market quotes and small items about visitors and repairs.
Democrats of Washington township including the city of Ames plan a caucus at Ames City Hall Saturday evening July 27 at 7 oclock to choose fifteen delegates for the County Convention at Nevada on August 3 1895 and to conduct other business as needed. Dan McCartney rental listings and car sale notices appear in the page. Cooley Jones advertise carriage trimmings. J P Watson offers ladies misses and children's hats. The Carbondale Nut priced at 2.00 per ton with delivery options. Fowmer manages the elevator and notes accounts due July 1. Northwestern Fence Co announces stock tanks and new machinery. Shoe deal at Sopers offers cloth top shoes for 1.00.
Advertisement notes services for wind mill erection and shaping. Mentions Dandy Steel Mill and several wheel brands including Galvanized, Challenge Open Wheel, Peerless Open Wheel, O. K. Solid Wheel and O. K. Daisy.
The sixth annual Boone District Epworth League convention of the Des Moines Conference will meet at the M E church in Ames on August 6 and 7 1805. The event is described as Ames destined to have a major youth gathering with an official program next week and broad invitation to all.
Central Station Des Moines Iowa reports the past week had seasonable temperatures with exceptionally heavy rainfall across over two thirds of the state. Widespread moisture aided crops though unharvested small grains were damaged by winds and rain. Hail caused isolated losses. oats harvest continues with strong yields in winter wheat barley and oats. Corn and potatoes remain promising.
Downey California resident J W Venable endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy for stomach pain and diarrhea. He says he has used it for years and finds it reliable. The product is for sale by all druggists.
160 acres of clear land in Greeley County Kansas offered for property in or near Ames Iowa. Valued at 1600 dollars. Send inquiries to Box 747 Ames Iowa.
notice lists counts for Readers Speller Geographies United States History and other materials to be bid by August 12. It sets a pupil total of 166 for Grant Township for 1804 and requires samples kept at the County Auditor’s office. The board may reject bids in whole or part.
Beaversville druggist G Caillonette says Dr King’s New Discovery cured him from La Grippe after other doctors failed. He began improving after the first dose and, after three bottles, was active again. He calls it priceless and recommends Bosworth's Drug Store for a free trial.
A short classified note announces a clearance of remaining screen doors at one dollar each from Thurston and Graham. A separate letter from Ed La Suer reports his position as night clerk at a Cheyenne Wyoming Union Pacific hotel, stating he is well and enjoying the local scenery and climate.
A retailer advertises a stock sale noting all items go at old prices despite current advances, promising a rare snap for buyers. The notice is signed by BieeLow and SMITH.
An advertisement from Masons and BIGELOW and SMITH promotes trade in with a call to contact them. It lists sugar at 19 pounds biased sugar for $1.00 and prices of 80 cents per dozen for quarts. The message urges customers to call on the firms.
We do all kinds of wind mill and well work. Geared mills and everything of the kind.
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