William Hulett Company Incorporation Notice at Ames Iowa
Notice announces the William Hulett Company organized in Ames Iowa to own property and build halls for use rent or sale. Capital stock set at ten thousand dollars in shares of ten dollars each, sold at par and paid upon issue. Business to commence May 7 1901 for twenty years. Indebtedness limited to two thirds of paid up capital. stockholders private property exempt. Board of seven directors to manage affairs. directors elected by stockholders on the second Wednesday of January each year. Dated May 7 1901. Incorporators J W Adame C A Duntz H S Goble F N Fowler J J Grove Wa Hale?it C G L M E
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William Hulett Company
Ames
Iowa
Notice of Administratrix for Elias Carey Estate
On April 15 1901 Jane Carry appointed Administratrix by Story County District Court Iowa for the estate of Elias Carey deceased. Persons owing the estate should pay promptly and those with claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Elias Carey
Jane Carry
Resolutions of Laura Chapter on Frances Stevens Cox
The Laura Chapter No 1150 of Ames Iowa adopts resolutions praising Frances Stevens Cox a faithful member and describing her patient suffering as an inspiration. The chapter extends sympathy to the bereaved family and notes a copy will be sent to the family published in the city papers and entered in the minutes.
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Nell M. Bosworth
Georgia L. Walkey
Sarah F. McElyea
Memorial Service Program for I. C. O. PF
The program lists a memorial service at the M. E. church on Sunday June 16 at 3 p m. Choir will sing. Rev. J F Baker gives the invocation and Benediction. Address by Rev. C L Baxter. The event is hosted by the I C O PF memorial organizers.
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M. E. Church
J. F. Baker
Electric Bitters Restores Kansas Woman After Illness
Mrs S Pease of Lawrence, Kansas, bedridden seven years with kidney liver trouble and nervous prostration credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with enabling her to walk again in three months. The ad touts relief from headache backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness with a 50 cent price at L M Bosworth's drug store.
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S. Pease
Lawrence
Kansas
L. M. Bosworth
Bids invited for horticulture lab building at Iowa State College
The secretary of the board of trustees invites bids by 2 p m June 21 for a one story 25 by 50 foot frame laboratory building for the horticulture department. Plans and specs are on file in the head of horticulture's office for examination. E W Stanton. Also notices about five acre tracts near Ames and houses for sale by Smith and Cramer. Krystal Glass starch 2 lb pack 10c. J J Grove.
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Board of Trustees
Iowa State College
Department of Horticulture
Ames
Smith & Cramer
Ames Woman Frances Cox Dies in Clinton Iowa
Mrs Prances Cox Frances Stevens Cox born October 11 1845 Northfield Vermont died at Clinton Iowa Sunday June 9 1901 She married Charles Cox in 1868 at Belle Plaine Iowa He died about sixteen years ago Eight years ago they moved to Ames and made it their home She leaves four children Mrs R H McCarthy Mrs Randall Charles and Caroline The remains were brought to Ames and funeral held at R H McCarthy residence Tuesday at 2 pm Rev C H Seccombe officiating She had long been a Congregational church member.
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Frances Cox
Northfield
Clinton
Iowa
Frances Stevens
Charles Cox
Belle Plaine
Ames
R. H. McCarthy
Randall
Charles
Caroline
Death of Rose Stillwell Lindsay at Ames home
Rose Stillwell Lindsay died at her Ames home on Saturday June 8 1901 after a several weeks long illness. She was born May 23 1877 in Ames and married Charles Lindsay of Boone December 30 1894. he died December 30 1895. Funeral held Monday afternoon at the family residence with Rev. J R McIntyre. burial in Ames Cemetery.
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Rose Stillwell-Lindsay
Ames
Rose Stillwell
Charles Lindsay
Boone
Dan Stillwell
J. R. McIntyre
Ames Ceme
Eyewear Expert Restores Sight in Ames Patient
G F Dye of Ames recovered from total blindness due to granulated eyelids after consulting Dr Wood, an eye and ear specialist from Marshalltown. Wood, who studied in Europe, uses new painless methods to restore sight and cure ear conditions, praising his credentials and rapid results.
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G. F. Dye
Ames
Our
Wood
Marshalltown
Europe
Dye
Rail fares cut to eastern cities via Great Western Railway
Low rates now in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western Railway. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer Gen Pass Agt Chicago. Also offers on Snow Flake flour $1.05 per sack Greely Colorado and Myeatic flour $1.10 from T. J. Miller & Son and J. J. Grove.
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Buffalo
Boston
New York
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Greely
Colorado
T. J. Minter & Son
Alumni Meeting Highlights and Commencement Notes
The Ames alumni gathering featured speeches by class officers, valedictory addresses, and a reception at Margaret Hall with about 150 attendees. Notable events included a baccalaureate sermon on success, elections for the next biennium officers, and awards for stock judging and animal husbandry.
Dolliver Speaks at Commencement Address
Senator Dolliver delivered a vigorous commencement talk in the chapel echoing Dr Beard’s themes. He stressed character as essential to success, alongside health and preparation, in a lecture praised by attendees. Twenty seven diplomas were awarded in the spring division of the class of 1901 with three post graduates and four prize honors announced.
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Dolliver
Beardshear
Ard
High School Class Day Exercises (Historic Program)
The high school held its Class Day in the auditorium with an audience of full capacity. The program featured invocations, readings, declamations, poems, and orations by students, plus a commencement address tonight at the Congregational church by Dr. Beard shear. Local vendors advertise crackers and Oat Wafers for sale by J. B. Kooser & Co.
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Esther Livingston
Mabel Campbell
Monah Talbott
Rev. Seccombe
Congregational Church
Dr. Beardshear
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