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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1910

Page

9

Farm Land Prices Jump in Story County Transfers

In the past seven days fifty five Story county farm transfers cover 6048 acres with total value 640509 dollars. Average price per acre sits at 110.86 dollars though small pieces vary from 95 to 135 dollars. Purchasers include Henry Walter Granger and Dr. B F Winsett. Local note on drainage and remote locations.

West Indian Creek Nevada Township New Albany Township Milford Township Grant Township Henry Walter Granger B. F. Winsett Winsett Shipley

Ames Receives First Auto Delivery Truck

J. W. Adams ordered a new Kenmore delivery truck from a Chicago firm. It will be used to deliver groceries citywide and is Ames's first automobile delivery vehicle. The runabout style will carry a quarter of a ton.

J. W. Adams Kenmore Chicago Ames

Buttinsky warned after late night incident downtown

On Kellogg near the Armory two young women were approached by a persistent man who was told to stop. He departed unharmed after threats of a beating, but locals say such intrusions won’t be tolerated and warn of stronger action if he repeats the behavior. The speaker urges reform and notes repeated offenses could lead to serious consequences.

Kellogg Avenue Armory Buttinsky

Real Estate Transfers Continued From Page Seven

A series of property transfers listed with buyers, sellers, and payments. Transfers include Collins, Gilbert, Wier, Framness, Winsett, Cross, Post, Fread, Nelson, Johnson, Reischauer, Pearson, Nelson, Parr and others across Nevada, Cambridge, Slater, McCallsburg, and surrounding townships. Amounts range from 1 to 21,250 with many lot and acreage descriptions in each parcel.

G. W. Allen C. Robert Sen Collins Edward P. Gilbert W. H. Totten Gilbert W. A. Wier Adolph and Rachel Molstre Wiers Story City Simon Framness John M. Wills Osmundsons Cambridge B. F. Winsett Clinton T Swartz Eliza A. Post J. M Whitney Nevada Wright C. Fread Martin Brown Jenks Slater L. G. Nelson John T. Johnson August Reischauer Dora Schlegel David Juliette Pearson Ray W. Rodger Arthur Nelson Alice Jarvill

Relative found and subscription sparked by blizzard letter

A Columbus reader writing during a February blizzard describes finding a relative near Ames Iowa after contacting a republican weekly editor. He learns about land sales and anticipates moving to Ames. He asks about the state college farm location and notes the farm lies west of Ames. He encloses a dollar for a subscription and back issues.

Ohio Iowa Ames The Times State College Farm A. EB. Boyd

Changes at college grounds follow board action

The educational board places Mr Sloss as custodian replacing Ben Edwards. Ben and Mrs Edwards move from the custodian house near the athletic grounds. Clyde Williams to occupy the old athletic coach role as remodeling proceeds. The Mary Ann Klatter club building is moved to the knoll between Margaret hall and Agricultural hall for a new custodian home. The planned domestic science hall is moved from its original site.

Educational Board Sloss Ben Edwards Edwards Clyde Williams Northhall College Mary Ann

Mary Ann Ready for a Wedding on Campus Grounds

A campus notice notes Mary Ann to be wed and placed near Margaret Hall with a view toward the car line. Reflections on the New Agricultural hall cite balance effects and a staggered layout. The piece praises the old trustee system for its decisive actions.

Mary Ann Margaret Hall Agricultural Ag Hall

Sixty Jurors Drawn for March Term of Court

Clerk Soper Auditor Dunahugh and Recorder Tesdall drew sixty jurors for the March term. They will report March 29 at ten o clock. grand jury reports March 29 at 1 30. Judge C E Albrook presides. case filing ends March 18. Names include jurors from Ames Maxwell Nevada Cole Roland McCallsburg Story City Collins Kelley Fernald Slater and others.

Soper Dunahugh Tesdall C. E. Albrook O. M. Briley F. C. Morris Andy Anderson Kooser C. E. Haverly Short C. F. Kelly Harry Rex J. H. Allen H. F. Stillman Geo. Judisch Buck C. I. Ruth Marion Clapper Carl L. Little Geo Copestake C. A. Oliver G. W. Lyman J. N. Scott Ames L. C

Mayor salary raised and city bills approved

The council approved a $100 payment to T. H. MacDonald for water works plans in the fourth ward, in full settlement of a $150 claim. The city clerk’s bill for revising city ordinances, $100, was approved and a warrant authorized.

T. H. MacDonald Fourth Ward

Prof Michaels Have Daughter in Berlin En Route Home

Friends in Ames report Prof and Mrs L G Michaels welcomed a daughter born in Berlin while en route from Russia. The baby arrived Feb 10 and both mother and child are progressing finely. A. B. Maxwell’s paper How to Combat the White Plague was re printed in Evanston News.

Ames L. G. Michael Russia Berlin A. B. Maxwell The Times Evanston Isls

Frank Theis and Daisy Mae Babcock wed in Farnhamville home

Theis Frank and Babcock Daisy Mae were married Tuesday evening at the bride’s mother’s home in Farnhamville. They are expected in Ames today and will stay at the Russell home on Duff avenue until Theis finds a house.

Frank Theis Misa Daisy Mae Babcock Farnhamville Ames Mrs. Theis Russell Duff Avenue Mr. Theis

Mellerdramer Stage Show Dazzles Audiences Saturday

The theater touts a lively show titled Mellerdramer featuring a big M symbol presented last Saturday night with strong audience response to the St.节目 style performance.

Elmo at the Armory Delayed Artillery Play Draws Crowd

A three hour train delay for the company postponed opening night at the Armory causing a sprint to Des Moines by 11 30. The play followed a traditional good versus evil arc with a happy ending, drawing a large satisfied crowd. Perry's advertises a sale on attic and cellar window curtains with samples.

Elmo Des Moines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carrie Pike E. Holmes Adams Vada J. N. Cross D. G. Welty Scotts McCallsburg James Johnson Olaus Osheim Lois A. Parr Alva H. Holland Columbus Court House Prof. Michaels Theis-Babcock Perry’s H. M. Duckworth Oxfords South Side Main Street Ames,owa Thomas Singmaster U. S VU. S C. F. Singmaster & Sons Keota F. A. Smith Story County Gazette
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