Ames College News Items and Local Notices
A dense Ames college bulletin reports visits by Mrs Shaw and Mrs Saylor, travels of Prof. Stanton and others, and student vacation scenes. It notes milk and creamery operations, building renovations, and upcoming I A C Mumni events. Also mentions weddings, temperance lectures, and weather crop bulletin updates for World’s Fair attendees and local residents.
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Osborn
Stanton
Donald
Owens
Missie
Chicago
College Creamery
Rainy proof crops and social notices from Ontario
In Ontario the rain crank questions crop prospects after April and May showers. Dist No. 2 schools closed Friday. A Christian church sociable last Friday was a success despite poor evening. A grave picnic is planned for July. Mrs Beedle and son from Renwick Iowa visited the Beedle home Sunday. Nellie Ross is visiting Boone this week.
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Christian Church
Nellie Ross
Boone
Community Notes From A Local Gathering
Mr. Hubbart plans a new barn. About 50 attended an ice cream party at Henry Feltner's last Thursday evening. James Hassett and son of Pappillion Nebraska and Mrs Donlin and daughter of Clinton Iowa visited R Sheehey last week. A large crowd attended Sunday services at Evergreen church. Citizens met at A Hurst's Monday evening 26 inst to form committees for the July 4 celebration at Worrells grove.
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Henry Feltner
James Hassett
Pappillion
Nebraska
Mrs
Donlin
Clinton
Iowa
R. Sheehey
Temlars Return From Profitable City Trip
Temlars left on Tuesday and returned Friday reporting a profitable and pleasant journey. Miss Lillian Guild is due from Chicago to visit friends during her summer vacation.
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Templars
Lillian Guild
Chicago
Fourth of July Excursion Half Fare Tickets Sold
Marshalltown Iowa announces July 3 and 4 excursion tickets at half fare between all stations on the Iowa Central Railway with return validity through July 5. For details contact Iowa Central agents or Traffic Manager A F Banks. Also a notice to settle past due accounts from Grove Bros.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Iowa Central R.y. Will
Iowa Central
Grove Bros
Jersey Cows for Sale by Jersey Breeder
Four thoroughbred Jersey cows will soon be fresh and available for sale. Contact buyer information not provided. Local notice mentions a person named Joan Hoeeart and a separate event about an orchestra performance tonight.
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Jersey
Joan Hoeeart
Des Moines Weekly Leader offers campaign prep and fiction
This ad promotes receiving the best state paper in the west weekly until 1894, urging readers to subscribe for Iowa governor coverage and the opening chapters of The American Way by Edgar G. Fawcett, with 25 cents to plant and mail the subscription. It also pitches W. S. Bradley’s Mocha and Java coffee.
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West
Des Moines
Iowa
Edgar Fawcett
Fourth of July Train Rates and Local Tickets Promote Bargains
On July 3 and 4 the Chicago and North Western Railway Co will offer round trip fares to stations within 200 miles at a reduced rate. For tickets and details consult C and N W Ry agents. Grove Bros advertise twelve cents per dozen fans and home institution support. Arcade promotions urge dining there. New Kernen furnaces are promoted with guarantees and references to Prof Curtiss and Geo W Rogers.
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Chicago & North- Western R.v. Co
Prof. Curtiss
Geo. W. Rogers
Binenam & Co
Hamington and Co Prices Highlight Local Goods
Dried grapes five cents per pound and good rice offered by Hamington and Co. California canned goods priced per can. Salt at 1.25 dollars per barrel and rock salt sixty cents per cwt. Offers indicate a local shopping catalog style.
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California
Hamington & Co
Odontunder and Local Notices from Newton Grove
Includes a loan notice by J A Keer at Dr Crambler's Office, Chamberlain's Pain Balm praise and sales by Westerman and Arnold, a WCTU meeting at Congregational church, a Miss Cox visit ball at the opera house, and a Nebraskan druggist testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with 50 cent bottle offer.
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Chamberlain
Westerman & Arnold
Lew Young
Newton Grove
Neb
Kelley plans quiet Fourth with delegates at many places
Fine weather and good crops mark the season as Kelly avoids celebrating locally. Delegates will be sent to events elsewhere for a big time while residents anticipate guests and local happenings. Gossard family hosts Nebraskans. Steve Miller and family visited from Webster City last week. Worrell's Grove status unclear. A new girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. John Nerness. Mrs. A E Weir ill. Rev H E Warner visits Boone. Geo Rosenfeld improves eyesight in Des Moines. A four wheeled house arrives, likely bound for the Colombian Exposition. Anna Johnson returns from Lincoln Neb.
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School House Grove
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dr. Hoyt
Davenport
Brokaw
Des Moines
The
Christian Church
Tremaine
Jersey
New York
Story County
Chicago
Geo. Henry Naxwell
Mrs Rosenfeld and relatives visit Kelley area guests
Mrs L Rosenfeld and daughter Mabel of Kelley visited last week with sister Mrs C F Davis and aunt Mrs J R Sherman. Miss Grace Barker Lillian Howard and Orlin Gilbert were sent by the Gilbert Good Templar Lodge as delegates to Des Moines to the international convention of Good Templar Lodge.
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Ella Rosenfeldt
Kelley
Mrs. Davis
L. Rosenfeld
Mabel
C. F. Davis
J. R. Sherman
Grace Barker
Lillian Howard
Orlin Gilbert
Gilbert Good Templar Lodge
Des Moines
international convention _ of Good
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TA. C. Department
Mrs. Shaw
Corning
Friends College
F. Saylor
Maines
Wesley Sexton
Colfax Y
L. B. Spinney
Mrs. Beyer
Marston House
Arthur Brown
Smithsonian Titute
Washington, D. C
Kate Porter
Woodbine
Ned
G. T. Stebbins
Carbon
Wyoming
Gertrude Fairchild
Emma Joyd
Prof. Budd
N. E. Hansen
Exposition
Mrs. Marsten
Illinois
Relues
I. A.C. Mumni Association
W. H. McHenry
Dora (Sayles) Osborn
Watson's
St Grove Bros
J. P. Alderman
W. Beyer
Jennie Morrison
Hed
Ames
Beyer
Douglass
Onondaga
City
John D. Porter
Elm
Cora Niles
J. Everly
Ela Pleasant
Timms
Odontunder
C. E. Hunt
Opera House
Perkins and O’brien
Hester
Orate
Sutter's Grove
M. E. Church
Adams Bros
Bruty McCartney
Town
Paton
Watkins
Rea@uLarR communication of
Arcadia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
E. C. Taylor
Cicago
Parley Sheldon
Mr. Gibbons
Chapel Ridge
John Rex
Jacobson Boys
Jacobs
Norway
Will Conard
Laura Wakefield
Minnie Wright
Gilbert
Hannum’s Mill
Harry Guild
Templeton
John Hughes
Russell S. Miller
of Hubbard
W. P. Coon
Tommy Hughes
Primghar
Sam Askelson
Sid Adams
Hunter
Atheletes
John Arrasmith
John
Jim
Ontario
Christain
Jacob Beedle
Renwick, Iowa
Beedle Home
Mr. Hubbart
Evergreen Church
Towa Central Railway Company
Traffic Department
A.y
A. F. Banks
Thos. P. Barry
Gen'l. Pass. Agt
W. 8. Bradley
Baes
J. A. Keer
Congregational Church
J. McDaniel
Miss Cox
Iowa City
Fairchild
Kelly
Gossard
Steve Miller
Webster City
W. FE. Tanner
John Nerness
A. E. Weir
H. E. Warner
Geo. Rosenfeld
Anna Johnson
Lincoln Nebraska
Sierra
Diamond Bluff Flour
Hamilton & CO
Om Populalar Grocers
Fiamiil Don &cc
McGiness Harness Shop
GEO. McGines
G. A. Underwood
U.S
District of Iowa
Union National Bank
Havana
Story County Farms
Smith & Son
Nevada
Freed and Sale Stable
Allen & Morris
Prop’s
West Main Street
Hemstreet & McLain
Real Essats
Kensett
Lady Kensett
Kensett F
Kensett Maldh
Kepler
Keturah
Kasper
Mercurious
Ramona
Hambletonian
G. S
Sunol
Palo Alto
Jay Eye See
Nancy Hanks
Lady Welch
Kitty C
Abdallah
Ida Cook
Sir Walter
Kent
Mambrino
Amazonia
Belfounder
Blackhawk
Prince
Jake Oakey
Ly Gipsy
Jupiter
Emma
Lady Hughes
Harry
Bert
M. R
Duke
Rysdyke
Clingstone
Beatrice
Victor
Gertrude
Geo
M. Rysdyk
American Clay
Granville
Maggie Briggs
Ella Clay
Ben Gifford
Hagar
Exington Grace
Arthur
Washington
Lagdalane
Iron Duke
Monroe
Silver Duke
Coriander
Kelsie
Maud Cook
Bdawin T
Ben Williams
Lady Abbess
C. M. Clay Jr
Downings Bay
Sir Henry
Messenger Duroe
Kleber
James H. Cartwright
Oregon
Geo. A. Underwood
Geo. Wilkes
Alexander
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