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Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

2

Northwestern Railway time card goes into effect new schedule

The Chicago and North Western Railway adopted a new time card last Sunday June 9 causing widespread confusion at depots. Through trains were cut and local schedules adjusted with Nos. 5 11 29 15 10 and 6 altered or abandoned. A new card shows leaving times and notes the changes in service to Boone and the Bluffs. Memorial Day services by the Odd Fellows were held with Reverend Williams delivering the principal address and decorations at Ames cemetery.

Northwestern Railway Chicago & Northwestern Railway Boone The Bluffs H. D. Williams Church of Christ Andrew M. Shea Geo. W. O’brien C. E. Hunt Order Ames Cemetery

Passing of G. A. Armstrong

G. A. Armstrong longtime Story county resident and county bridge builder died June 6 at his country home east of the city after years of illness. He was born December 15, 1837 in Marathon New York and moved to Story county in 1871. He leaves Julia Benedict Armstrong and four children Anna Emmett Leo and Mrs Taylor. Funeral was held June 8 at his home with Rev. H. D. Williams and interment at Ames cemetery.

G. A. Armstrong Story County Mr. Armstrong Armstrong George Ambrose Armstrong Marathon N. Y Fairview Jones County Iowa Julia C. Benedict Mrs. Taylor Carroll Anna Armstrong Ames Emmett Nevada Leo Armstrong H. D. Williams The Christian Church Ames Cemetery Charles Armstrong Martelle James Armstrong C. M. Post Mar Catherine Mary Dodds Catherine Mary Kegley Waynesburg Lamar Colo Boone County James Dodds Dodd Dodds Cumberland Presbyterian Church Gilbert W. J. Minchin Congregational Church

Milford Copse Hit by Small Cyclone and Storm Damages

A brief June report notes a small cyclone struck Milford township about 3:30 PM on Sunday. widespread damage included uprooted trees, torn roofs, shattered outbuildings, and ruined sheds across several farms. The storm also caused extensive property damage but many farmers are insured. witness Wes Bateman described the wind’s strength and offered to repay to restore prior conditions.

Iowa Weather and Crop Service Milford Township Wesley Bateman Bateman Allie Bateman Lee Smith Surrey Jimmy Smith Parley Sheldon Elias Ballard Halstead Gilmore’s Grove Wes Bateman Wes

Armstrong Relatives Remember Deceased Family Ties

Telle, a sister, and John and Gene Armstrong of Martelle were nephews of the deceased. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peet of Anamosa, old friends of the family, attended the gathering in memory of the departed.

Telle John Gene Armstrong Martelle R. M. Peet Anamosa

County Normal Institute Second Term Opens Next Week

The county seat will host the second term of the county normal institute in the Nevada high school building for one week starting Monday morning. The same instructors from the first term will teach, and the county superintendent urges all county teachers to attend starting Monday.

Mam County Normal Institute Nevada High School

Rites Held For L. B. Peckham Baseball Leader

Marshalltown merchant and former Iowa State Baseball League president L. B. Peckham died Sunday night at 11 30 of Brights disease. A longtime retailer, he married Lydia Hamilton in Ames on Christmas Day 1886 and was a son-in-law of Charles Hamilton. His widow survives.

L. 8. Peckham Marshalltown Peckham Iowa State Baseball League Charles Hamilton Lydia Hamilton Ames

Loud Rail Grievances Over New Northwestern Time Card

In a dispatch from a nearby county seat town east of the city, residents rail against the Northwestern time card. They complain trains No 3 barely stops the town and often runs late, leaving Marshalltown to Ames in an hour and thirty minutes, a journey noted as slow for Nevada.

Northwestern Nevada Marshalltown Ames No. 3

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