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The Cash House of G. Tilden Estate announces new hat and cap styles. Prices and selections highlight current fashion, with discounts and arrivals featured for shoppers seeking updated headwear.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1894
Page
2
The Cash House of G. Tilden Estate announces new hat and cap styles. Prices and selections highlight current fashion, with discounts and arrivals featured for shoppers seeking updated headwear.
Mrs Jennie E Thompson died after sudden illness from peritonitis on Thursday night. Funeral at the Methodist church, led by Rev F J Douglas, with an escort by Knights of Pythias. Family and friends express deep gratitude for kindness during sickness, death, and burial.
The Knights of Pythias lodge expresses sincere sympathy to Thomas Thompson on the death of his wife, praising her as a loving mother and respected neighbor. Resolutions will be recorded and copies sent to the family and local papers Ames Intelligencer and Ames Times. Signed by L G Hardin Fr, N Fowler, and B J Shelden.
Ames in 1994 community bulletin certifies that dairy students nominated Prof. Patrick and Kent for Ward 4 council seats without influence from Mr. Leighton, citing welfare and progress during winter. Also notes a public sale listing diverse farm stock and equipment with a 10 month credit option, conducted by Thomas Epperon and Dan McCarthy.
Mrs. Enoch Thurman and Miss Jennie West are central figures amid a raft of rural happenings. A nine car special train bound for Oklahoma was prepared locally. The community reports illnesses, births, weddings, farm sales, and land moves, plus a fatal accident and a school term closing. Notable names include Trowbridge Leedy Raff Vanhook Tillotson Lawson Snyder McCarthy Ball Gaston Zenor and Henry Barnes. The town mourns Mrs Emma Hunter and prepares for further exodus as wealth tales rise.
The community page records spring musings and a parade of local notices. John Nelson's child has recovered. debt worries plague Oklahomaites as nine cars wait on sidetrack Ontario for unpaid bills. Willis Keltner and Akin family host gatherings. sermons, school meetings, and planned elections loom. Local residents travel, fall ill, and move away while fish laws stir public interest locally.
Cliff Oliver returns home from Des Moines. Ames folk attend Washington tea party. Miss Belle Dodds visits Nevada. Miss Nellie Robinson plans study in Nevada. W A Murphy ends school term to join J A C for next year. George McFarlan visits from State Center. E W Liddle recovers from grip. A B Kibbee ill with pneumonia in Ames. Robinson children ill at home. L C Tilden visits Ames on business. William McCoy moves to Eckard farm for summer. N H Jacobson resigns clerk to Gilbert Bros to join grocery venture March 15. Charles C Johnson attends I A C. Dried fruits season. Adams Bros promote groceries. notice: election judges and clerks named for March 8 1894 city election in 1st to 4th wards. PARLEY SHELDON mayor.
Report of the receipts and disbursements for the year ending February 28 1893 for the Independent School District of Ames Iowa. Bat on hand February 28 1893 621 14 received from county treasurer 4740 77 5361 91 4912 74 orders paid balance on hand.
The Iowa Auditor of State certifies that the Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Company, located in Detroit Michigan, filed a sworn statement for December 31 1898 and is authorized to transact fire insurance business in the state until January 31 1906. The document notes paid up capital assets liabilities and aggregate income and expenditures for 1893 and 1898 with official certification and seal.
Frank Morris has bought Jay Allen's interest in the west end livery barn and will operate solo. The article notes Allen's restlessness but does not reveal his immediate plans. Proclamation of City Election and a tax proposition for Ames Iowa public voting on March 5 1894.
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