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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
6
Eight year old David Lanning, son of Mr and Mrs John Lanning, was seriously injured on Main street when the family horse trod him after he crawled under the animal to reach the check. A physician was called and treated a gash and bruised head. he is expected to recover.
The letter from Geo H. Parris of Cedar Grove Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing his liver and kidney troubles after three bottles. The testimonial promises relief and asserts the product’s superiority in stomach liver and kidney health with a 50 cent price.
An advertorial note claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney or bladder troubles if the patient is not too far gone and urges readers to consult Cagwin Druggist for supplies.
R Griffith and family visited the Van Patter home on Sunday. J B Rowland couple spent Sunday with relatives north of Ames. J Nasi of Cedar Rapids stayed the past week with Eugene Smith north of Ames. Lon Wellman adds an extension to his house to improve its look. Local farmers work on repairs after last week’s strong wind storm and clean up wreckage.
R 8 Dickinson attended Ames on Wednesday and Mrs John Townsend was in Story City Monday. Fine weather keeps farmers plowing corn. Mrs E Jenkins is chief cook at the Hotel Restaurant. Peter Orning hires a new man at his beach harness shop. B Zimmerman family returned home after a week with R Jones. W C Reynolds left for Wisconsin to improve land for two months. T B Jones travels in Illinois for business about a month. L Oliver and wife return from Minnesota reporting heavy rain and waning crop prospects. Mrs David Jones and daughter Mayme visit Ralph Jones en route to Jamestown exposition. Fresh milk cows for sale by Walter Morris. Band concert on bank corner Friday night. Mr Gray of Iowa City starts at Gamble drug store. Born to Oliver Bonneau and wife a son near Ames on June 18. John Cole begins excavating for new store west of the Armory. Summer hats at Cupps and Cupps Friday and Saturday. Baker building nearing completion with tile flooring. For rent three furnished rooms at 810 Douglass with piano. L M Gibson Co handles Boone ice cream deliveries citywide. St John R Keating buys Clyde Parks residence on Douglass street to occupy soon. Clyde Parks buys and resells Boone street property to Miss Raff. F M Tunis injured a hand and is in a sling. The Times favors women cutting kindling.
Miss Mayme Wilson travels to South Dakota for a short break from her duties as cashier. She will likely enjoy the respite from her demanding work.
Insurance ad urging policy protection from tornado and wind storm risks. Promotes Des Moines association with A. J. Graves as representative and cites a July 21 date.
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