Ames City Considers Sale of Electric Light Plant
The Ames City Council moved to authorize selling the electric light plant to Edward G. Pratt and granting a 25 year franchise. The ordinance outlines payment terms, rates for lights and power, street wiring rules, and city rights to regulate charges. A special election is set for July 12, 1909, to decide the measure.
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Edaward G. Pratt
Ames
Edward G. Pratt
Sportion
Edward A. Pratt
Fire Department
Iowa
Ames Times
Intelligencer
Eadward G. Pratt
Orty
Blairs
Dean
Edward Q. Pratt
Edoward G. Pratt
Towa States College
Orantee
Town
Lowa
Armes
City Hall
Coles Hall
Watkins Machine Company
Ames City Council approves sewer project and hearing date
The Ames Iowa city council adopts a resolution to build first grade vitrified eight inch sewers and six inch agricultural drains on Kellogg Grant and Washington avenues. Assessments will be charged to abutting private properties. A hearing is set for July 12 1909 at 8 pm in the council chamber with notices to be published in the Ames Times and the Intelligencer.
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Ames
Iowa
Kellogg Avenue
Jackson Street
Grant Street
Washington Avenue
Ames Times
Intelligencer
Electric Bitters Help Envying Women Gain Health
Purify blood and regulate stomach liver and kidneys to improve complexion nerves and eyes. Describes attractive women as envied and claims Electric Bitters grant beautiful skin and vitality. 50 cents at all druggists.
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Shoop
Alrestion
Dr. Shoop
Joel E. Cagwin
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Brien Implement Shop
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