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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
5
The week brought rapid corn growth and strong hay and small grain harvests. Heavy storms on the 19th dropped two to three inches locally, but most areas saw below normal rainfall. Pastures, potatoes, and garden crops are good, with oats nearly in shock and spring wheat ripening ready for cutting.
Special Excursion Rates announced for June to October with travel to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Custer S D and more. Tickets valid until October 31 and available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Ames readers find garden bargains and social events as local ads report Borated Talcum at Cagwin's, a husking peg factory plan, missing pets, picnics and church events, plus campus notes on housing, garden parties, and residents' comings and goings.
Mr and Mrs Steve Miller and son of Miss Alice Cavenaugh returned from visiting her parents at Coon Rapids. The Congregational Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs L G Rosenfelt Thursday afternoon July 27. Farmers are busy harvesting and weather looks favorable for the week. Mrs Frank Bryant received word that Clark the man who murdered her husband in Sanderson Texas three years ago has committed suicide by morphine in prison.
An article by Frank H. Spearman on the Chicago and North Western Railway praised in the Saturday Evening Post and now issued in pamphlet form by the line. The pamphlet, available by mail for two cents postage, covers the railway description. A help-wanted note seeks an experienced girl for house work at the office.
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