Neighbors and Local Happenings Chronicle Quiet Year
Ed Perry rents Chas Price farm and Will Perry moves to Becket farm for the year. A social at Mr and Mrs Green’s ends with about sixty guests and a fine time. Charley Price moves onto the old Croy farm. A party honors Jotn Kegley’s twenty first birthday. Minor injuries occur from a cut forehead during a fall. Des Moines trip, local relocations, and a planned restaurant opening near Enterprise church are noted. Carrie Beckwith returns from Willow Grove with Miss Belle Anfinson. school entertainment proceeds to raise funds for a library.
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Ed. Perry
Chas. Price
Will Perry
Becket Farm
Mrs. Green
Hall
California
Charley Price
George Thomas
Old
Croy Farm
T. J. Kegley
Jotn
Carrie Beckwith
Willow Grove
Milford
Belle Anfinson
Man Heals Himself with Arnica Salve Says Cure for Fistula
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 15 months from a rectal fistula and doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He reportedly cured himself using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, touted as the best pile cure, offered at 25 cents a box by Tilden & Loughran.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Bucklen
Tilden & Loughran
J. R. Garrison
Bank of
Thornville
Ohio
Dr. King
Brug
Local Store Advertises Flour and Seed Potatoes
Try a sack of Belle of Hawarden flour only 90 cents per sack at J B Kooser Co's. For sale potatoes and Early Champion Seed Oats. tf J B Campbell.
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J. BE. Campbell
So Dak farms for sale on easy terms
So Dak farms for sale at reasonable prices on easy terms. Call and see what is available. Little Bros is Wat paper at Tilden and Loubran’s.
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Dak
Little Bros
Teachers Meeting Program and Round Tables at Nevada High School
The item lists a teachers meeting at Nevada High School on Saturday March 17 1900 with a 1 30 pm start. It includes music performances papers on teacher health English in public schools nature study and history with discussions and round tables for high school and country teachers. Invitation extended to all to attend both round tables and the general meeting.
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Nevada High School
May
Martha Morse
Frank Bronson
Wm. Edwards
E. D. Y. Culbertson
Ida Danskin
Ies
Mueller
Anna Batman
Ethel Hall
Vivian Durham
Mabel E. Bronson
Coral Bailey
J. Larson
Willie McCoy
Marie Johnson
Mary Mi
A. B. Shrader
Jessie Stephens
I. Ballard
Fruit Trees and Small Fruits ad from Ames Iowa
A. J. Graves & Son of Ames Iowa promotes hardy apple cherry plum trees grape vines and small fruits with evergreens. Customers urged to send in orders early noting best varieties and prepared stock.
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A. J. Graves & Son
Ames
Iowa
Local campus notices and personal misfortunes at Iowa college
Miss Coburn improves and Miss Jenner arrives for special work at the Iowa campus. The first Margaret hall reception of the term is planned for next Saturday afternoon. Misses Roberts and Wilson host friends in Welch hall. Miss Doolittle earned an M A from Chicago University this spring. Miss Metcalf attends Chicago University for music and special study. Misses Nicholas and Morrison assist in the preceptress office. Jenks sisters return to Coon Rapids due to a sister’s illness. Miss Hess returns for postgraduate domestic science study. Burton Rogers of Ames serves as house surgeon after studying vetwork in Chicago. Mrs. I W Smith adds domestic science duties to her preceptress role. Miss Bonnell visits from Viola Center and renews ties with I S. Gail Watts’s father Dr. Watts dies, mother in critical condition. Rae Mills loses baggage on return from St Paul. tele scope valued luggage disappears. C N W railway loss agent settles with Mills for 90 dollars. most attire lost with telescope. Baggage traced to Eagle Grove then lost. Jefferson Bee reports.
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Maria Roberts
Emma Wilson
Welch Hall
Margaret Doolittle
Chicago University
Edith Metcalf
Nellie Nicholas
Athelda Morrison
Alice Hess
Armour Institute
Burton Rogers
Ames
Chicago
Veterinary Hospital
I. W. Smith
Coburn
Leora Bonnell
Viola Center
Jessie Parker
Parker
I. S
Gail Watts
Dr. Watts
Williamsburg
Rae Mills
St. Paul
Ames Women Vote on School Bond Proposition Next Monday
Women in Ames will vote on a proposition to issue bonds not exceeding 7000 dollars to enlarge and repair the North Ames High School building. Men and women have separate ballots for the bond issue while school directors voting remains men’s alone.
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Ames
North Ames
Board of Education
Resolutions of Pocahontas Council 24 Honor Sister Emma Clark
The Kishe Manitou council forwards solemn resolutions upon the death of Sister Emma Clark. It expresses condolences to Brother W. W. Clark and friends, requests charter draping for 30 days, and authorizes copies to Brother Clark and local papers for publication.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Kishe Manitou
Emma Clark
Pawnamaw
W. W. Clark
Ames Lodge Mourns Death Of Sister J Davis
Ames Lodge No 390 N A A F sorrowfully notes the passing of sister Mrs J Davis for a second time this year. The resolutions express deep sympathy to her bereaved children and pledge to keep her memory, drape the charter in mourning for thirty days, and spread the tribute in the lodge minutes. Names: Mrs Steve Dral Mrs T J Kegley Mrs Ed Miller.
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Steve Dral
T. J. Kegley
ED. Miller
Wing's Model Laundry Ends Stiff Collar Edges
A cleaned up line at Wing's Model Laundry promises no more sharp collar edges after finishing with their fabric care service.
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Wing’s
Community Notes From Chapel Ridge and Ames
CHAPEL RIDGE residents report improvements and local moves as J R Sherman recovers from grip. Ames happenings include school elections satisfactory and visitors with the Christman family. The Farmers Co operative Creamery Co of Gilbert held its first annual meeting with directors reelected and calls for quality milk delivery.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co
Gilbert Sta
Gilbert
Geo. P. Brown
Ben Fincham
J. N. Jacobson
Gordon Wood Moves to State Center
Frank Stevens reports his young son was thrown from a buggy over the dashboard in an incident. Neighbors assisted and no serious injuries were noted.
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Gordon Wood
State Center
Frank Stevens
Mrs. Davis Rites Reflect Pioneering Life in Ames Region
Funeral services for Mrs. Davis were held Saturday at 2 p.m. near Ames. Rev. Doug Lass of the Congregational church spoke of her church and community work, including raising funds for a new pipe organ. Born Sarah Armina Benson in Jerico Vermont on November 11, 1835, she married John E. Davis in 1859 and raised three sons in Story County. Her husband died about ten years earlier. Burial was in the local cemetery with services by the National Aid.
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Congregational Church
Mrs. Davis
Story County
New York State
Far West
New England
Sarah Armina Benson
Jerico
John E. Davis
Herbert
Hugh
George
National Aid
Taxes Taxes You Can Pay At The Story County Bank
Notices urge residents to visit the Story County Bank to settle tax obligations with a complete payment list available on site.
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Story County Bank
Toorn Brushes and Bristles at Tilden Loughran’s
A listing notes brushes for hair clothing and general use available at Tilden and Loughran’s shop. The entry highlights a range of brush styles for grooming and wardrobe care.
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Toorn
Tilden & Loughran’s
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Albert Bisse
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