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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
6
The ad promotes Hart Schaffner and Marx garments noting all wool fabrics, clean sanitary tailoring, quality linings and finishing, proper style and fit. It guarantees quality and asserts the clothes are made right and priced right.
Druggist Cagwin states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and recommends it for children and adults as a safe remedy.
Colonel Maxwell living southeast of the city was badly hurt Friday night when his buggy hit a stump in a timber stretch, overturning and throwing him. He suffered a fractured skull and minor injuries but is recovering nicely.
A vintage advert promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the cure for coughs and colds. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by Cagwin, Druggist.
Plans for the magnifi cent new Methodist church are with the building committee and bids will soon be let. Construction may start April first and take about four months, with stone fronts proposed on Iowa and Kellogg streets. Seating totals include 541 in the main hall, 120 in the prayer room, 440 in the Sunday school space, and 110 in the basement areas. The old church was demolished after 1887 to make way for the new structure, reflecting the growing needs of the city and congregation.
A group of eight college youths visited Boone last Saturday evening and ended up at the police station. The town chief, wary of the college’s reputation, decided to enforce the law as the group proved to be a troublemaking gang with no business at the college.
A caucus of qualified electors in the first ward will meet at Munn's Lumber office on Wednesday evening March 13 at 7 30 to nominate a candidate for Alderman and to elect a chairman.
A caucus of citizens of ward two will be held at the city hall on Wednesday evening March 13 1907 at 7 30 for nominating one councilman for a full term. The term of Geo E Baker expires. Also to select a ward committeeman.
A caucus of the electors of the third ward for the nomination of a councilman and to select a committeeman will meet at the Lock wood grain office on Wednesday evening March 13 at 7 30 o clock.
A notice to qualified Fourth Ward voters announces a caucus at the Custodian's Office on Wednesday evening March 13 1907 at 7 30 for nominating one Alderman candidate to succeed N H Jacobson and to elect a chair and handle other caucus business. Also a rental ad seeks a seven room house in northwest Ames available March 1st with contact via Mutual 27 or 1029 Douglas St.
Last Friday the Ames Commercial Club met to transact business including thanks to the banquet committee and caterer for the third annual banquet. Attorney Palsey proposed funds to send the Ames bowling team to the St Louis tournament with $100 entrance fee covered by subscriptions and travel costs by the team. A livestock sale for winter was favorably reported and a horse sale is planned for late December. Mayor Sheldon discussed granting a franchise for an inter urban railway along Onondaga street with city council to address next Monday.
Through the owner’s courtesy, the writer toured Dr Hunt’s rebuilt and redecorated home. An added rear wing and a completed third floor expand sixteen rooms across second and third levels with new frescoes and harmonized furnishings. The first floor includes a renewed reception room and office, a enlarged dining area, and a new hall facing back stairs, plus a bath on each floor. Mono Club prepares to occupy a large third floor club room once finished.
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