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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

5

Tragic 14-year-old Hanson Dies After Fall in Story County

Story County reports John Hanson, 14, son of Ole and wife, six miles southwest of Story City, collapsed while playing with his younger brother and died. death blamed on heart disease after medical aid arrived. Funeral at South Emmanuel church conducted by Rev. Heimark followed by burial near the church.

John Hanson Ole Hanson Story City South Immanuel Church Heimark Story City Herald

Public Square Transfer Fails In Story City Vote

Story City electors rejected the transfer of public square to the Independent School District in a special election by a 63 to 64 vote after a heated debate. Eric Mikelson, jailed in Helena for safe blowing, was released after a pardon board found insufficient evidence to justify his conviction.

Rairview Story City Story City Herald Eric Mikelson Palestine Township Helena Mont Huxley Knut Mikelson Montana Board of Pardons

Earliest reference to shoes and social fashion marching through history

A Chicago News excerpt traces footwear from biblical times to fashion history. It notes Abraham’s refusion to take a sandal from Sodom’s king, Jewish land practices with shoe deliveries, Egyptian mummies’ sandals, and Venice choppines praised by Thomas Coryat, describing their height and ornamental use.

Abraham Sodom Venice Thomas Coryat Chicago News

King of serpents Ophiophagus elaps description

The serpent eating snake found in Burma is among the most venomous and aggressive snakes. The female is irritable during modification season. Adults reach twelve to fifteen feet with a three inch venom fang. It climbs trees and swims, and its venom is deadly though not as rapid as the cobra. Fatalities include a fowl in fourteen minutes and a dog in two hours. An elephant reportedly died in three hours after a bite. Amrita Bazar Patrika. $3-Kansas City-St. Joe and Return July 12th the Chicago Great Western Ray will run a popular special coach and sleeping car excursion to St. Joe and Kansas City and return. Tickets good two days. Rate three dollars for the round trip. For further information apply to E. J. Sawyer City Ticket Agt. 514 Walnut t., Des Moines, Iowa. 931

Burma Nicholson Amrita Bazar Patrika Kansas City St. Joe Chicago Great Western Ra Y E. J. Sawyer City Ticket Agt Walnut Tinneapolis St. Paul Chicago Great Western Ba Y Des Moines Minneapolis E. J. Sawyer Ticket Agt Iowa

Excursion by Great Western Bay Coach Des Moines to Twin Cities

A rail excursion offer from Des Moines to St Paul and Minneapolis via the Chicago Great Western Bay coach and sleeping car with tickets valid two days. Contact Mr E J Sawyer Des Moines Iowa for details. Also special low Buffalo New York rates via North-Western Line for July 7 8 9 with favorable return limits and Chicago routes.

Buffalo N. Y North-Western Grand Lodge B. P. O. E Chicago Chicago & North-Western Ry Lmited Chicago & North-Western R’y

Real Estate and Travel Ads From Ames and Marshall Town

Multiple real estate transfers in Ames including Frank Rice to Andrew Nelson and Melvin Brooks to Lillian May Simmons with prices ranging from 500 to 7000 dollars. Also notices for estate transfers, Chapman and Freed, and Melvin Selby to Mary Selby. Travel notices advertise rail excursion fares to Marshalltown Iowa and Asbury Park New Jersey with dates in June July and National Educational Association events. Additional promotional booklet from Chicago and North-Western Ry. with contact for details.

Crop Conditions and Excursion Rates Highlight Week

The week brought mixed temperatures with rainfall variable and a small area of excess moisture. Corn growth is healthy, wheat is heading vigorously with little rust, oats vary by soil, barley heads well, clover is heavy, timothy weak in some spots, potatoes promise extra yield, apples fair north and poor south. Special excursion rates to Colorado and Utah via the Chicago & North-Western Railway offered June to October travel.

Timothy

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