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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

Page

4

County News In General Shows Local Festivities And Incidents

Roland hosts a Fourth celebration with double jointed peanuts red lemonade and toy pistols. Dan Hurst Ames graduate opens veterinary practice in Cambridge. Hague Synod annual meeting in Roland draws global attendees. Ed Reynolds horse accident at Cole injures rider and companion. Chries Green of Maxwell improves after factory belt injury. Story City condemns dog muzzles as classed by local papers. Ames updates include business moves housing lots and several community notices. Moving picture company to perform in Ames June 25 at Armory Opera House.

Roland Foley Cagwin Times-Republiccan Rockwell Phonograph T. A D. W. Robertson Moving Picture New York City Ames Iowa Armory Opera House Robertson Gibson’s N. L. Baker Quaker City Harry Willard America Claude V. Lewis B. F. Coan

Resolutions of Respect for James Miller

Yeoman Homestead No 833 Ames Iowa reaches a memorial for James Miller dated June 19 1907. The resolutions express sympathy to his family and request mourning draped charter for thirty days and publication in local papers. Committee I J Ferguson Perry Bower F R Conaway.

Yeoman Ames Iowa Earth James Miller Wheereas I. J. Ferguson Perry Bower F. R. Conaway

Concrete stock water tank praised on G. A. Underwood farm

A Times reporter toured the G. A. Underwood farm and encountered a 32 barrel concrete stock water tank by Gregory models from Grove & Mosher. Underwood lauds its frost proof design and durability, recounting the farm’s water-access innovations and crediting Harry Kelso as a helper. The piece also promotes Chamberlain’s remedies, noting a set of five products sold by Judisch Bros for 1.26 dollars.

G. A. Underwood Grove & Mosher Uunderwood Powell’s Harry Kelso Mr. Underwood Harry Story County

Old Ames House Moves Across Rail Line

Bob Darner bought one of Ames oldest houses and moved it from its former site near the armory to a vacant lot in Harriman & Lee addition. He arranged to cross the motor line by supplying water and fuel to halt at Burnett street, moving at night. the process stretched into the next day, with the house headed for Meadowlark Station likely to rest for decades.

Gus Leecing Onondaga Street Ed Rutherford Rutherford W. R. Ward Oversberg Tenn Baker and Knudson Mark Wayne Williams West London Tabernacle London England Christian Church Boraca J. J. Grove Williams Herman Williams Ames Bob Darner Armory Mr. Darner Harriman & Lee Bob Burnett Street Meadowlark Station

Sudden Death of Elijah Wire in Cambridge Home

Elijah Wire died suddenly at his daughter Mrs. G. M. Person's home on June 18. The funeral will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the residence, with interment in Cambridge cemetery. A mine excursion party left four baskets of lunch at the 1500 foot level, but miners at 1200 feet found only empty hampers and twenty men feasting on chicken salad and champagne, dancing a Cornish breakdown.

Elijah Wire G. M. Person Cambridge London Express

Unconquered Spirit Amid Destruction

Seneca recounts Demetrius Polliarchates in Megara who, despite his city’s fall, remains unbroken. He declares his true goods endure, bearing them amid flames, ruins, and plunder, proving that a steadfast mind cannot be conquered or harmed by fortune.

Demetrius Polliarcetes Megara Stilbo Seneca

Autographs and a Patron's Poem in Aldrich Story

The writer Thomas Bailey Aldrich preferred genuine admirers seeking a personal token over professional autograph hunters. A touching request from a woman grieving for her child led him to copy and send the entire poem from Babie Bell. Weeks later he found the same manuscript for sale in an autograph dealer's shop.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich Mr. Aldrich Babie Bell

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Dan Hurst Dan Hague Synod Ed. Reynolds Cole Fair Lady Chries Green Maxwell McHose Brick and Tile Factory Huxley City Herald Olson the Tribune Miss Eldred High Street College Inn C. E. Latham Cupps Wm. Watkins Carrie Horton Smith School House College Street Northwestern Street Red Men Pocahontas Red Men’s Hall Len Queal Knight of the Brush H. A. Ringgenberg Prof. Kennedy Hoggatt Street Iown Bro. Ringgenberg The Life and Death W. L. Brandt North Ames J. D. Grove Blair City of W. T. Smith Hollister L. M. Bosworth Bob McCarthy Tom Thompson Tom D. L. Parker Duff Street Underwood Chamberlain Judisch Bros Sherwin-Williams Co Bosworth Drug Store Mutual Telephone Iowa Telephone City College 365 Mutual Ames Pantorium C. E. Holmes Ames, Ia W. G. Stockwell Prop Bell Phone 13Ix Lockwood Wisconsin American Colonization Company Chippewa Ridg Chippewa Falls Hayward Wis Jone Bros Spy Tone Brothers Tone Bros Des Moines Ana Airantion Judisch Ames, Iowa M. H. Kelso Hamilton Black Daniel McCarthy J. Y. Luke McCarthy & Luke Attorneys At Law Story County Bank A. L. Potter
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