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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1911

Page

8

Sullivan leaves Humeston station for Ames home

J B Sullivan longtime Union Station agent resigns after 27 years service and moves to Ames with wife. He began with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy over 43 years ago as their oldest agent and plans to settle near the west gate. Also includes ad copy for ground chop feed and Chamberlains Cough Remedy.

Ames Humeston Iowa J. B. Sullivan Union Station Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Worths Have an Interesting Trip to Europe and Beyond

Mr and Mrs John Worths spent a year in Germany and witnessed the consecration of the seventy archbishop of Speier Dr Folhaber a former professor there They may alter plans for a Orient trip due to plague They hope to visit the north cape spend the fourth of July in the land of the midnight sun If plague ends they will travel home via St Petersburg Moscow India China Japan and Phil Medicines aiding nature Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended by readers for cough relief and healthy restoration Sold by all dealers.

John With Germany Speir Folhaber University of St. Petersburg Moscow India

McClure’s April issue highlights and fiction

The leading article recounts Mrs Stowe’s life and her Uncle Tom’s Cabin as told by her son Charles Edward Stowe with letters published here for the first time. Also in this April number are detective Burns’ latest anonymous letters, Newark Factory Fire analysis, John Brashear of Pittsburgh, New York cloak makers strike, and fiction by Katharine Norris and others.

April McClure Miss Hopkins John Brashear Pittsburgh Edward Tenney Brewster Brasher New York Edith Wyatt Louis Brandeis Brandeis MecClure Kathleen Norris George Preston Port Said Perceval Gibbon

Millinery Opening at Miss Carrie Pike’s Friday and Saturday

An upcoming millinery event at Miss Carrie Pike’s shop is announced for Friday and Saturday March 24 and 25. The notice invites customers to view new hat styles and enjoy the seasonal opening in town.

Carrie Pikes

Miss Laird Loses Sister in Des Moines Funeral Held

Miss Carolyn Laird librarian at the engineering library mourns the death of her sister Miss Daisy Laird at the family home in Des Moines. Daisy Laird had been a long time patient cared for by her sisters. Funeral services were conducted Saturday in Des Moines.

Carolyn Laird Engineering Library Daisy Laird Des Moines Miss Laird

Students to Tour Chicago Metallurgical Plants

A 12 to 15 student group guided by Profs Hodson Williams and Barr will visit Gary Steel plant and major metallurgical and ore smelting sites. Ceramists and chemists will tour a cement mill a glass factory and clay works while a Milwaukee side trip will inspect Allis-Chalmers mining and clay machinery.

Chicago Milwaukee Allis-Chalmere Co

County Board Holds Drainage Ditch Hearings

The county board of supervisors called hearings Friday on three drainage ditched Howard 27 Milford 30 and Franklin 39. Errors in Franklin No 40 notice push hearing to April 12. Milford No 32 hearing set for next Saturday.

County Board of Supervisors Howard Milford Franklin Franklin No Milford Ditch No

Ditch Proposition Draws Objectors and Damaged Claims

A county shows growing opposition to a ditch proposition with many objectors. On file are damage claims totaling 34 350 dollars.

Milford woman confined after fall injures hip

Mrs. Fred A. Smith of Milford township remains bedridden after a fall at home. She has recovered slowly with ligaments on both sides of the hip bent and loosened, and doctors warn the injury will take a long time to regain strength.

Fred A. Smith Milford Township

Office fitted in former Nelson Construction space

The east half of the Spring building formerly occupied by C. B. Nelson Construction is being repapered and fitted up as an office for E. H. Graves.

C. B. Nelson Construction Company E. H. Graves

Alumni Association Meeting at Ames High School

Ames High School alumni call for a March 23 meeting at 8 p m in the high school building. All alumni are urged to attend and have a voice in association business. This may be the only business session before the banquet. Be on time.

Mrs Williams Still Seriously Ill After College Car Accident

Mrs L D Williams remains seriously ill at her Hyland Avenue home after a college car accident before Christmas. Dr Proctor oversees care and has hired a nurse from Nevada sanitarium, with improving prospects for recovery. Friends express hope for a speedy return to health.

L. D. Williams Hyland Avenue Proctor Nevada

Students Visit Mule Farm for Judging Exercise

A sophomore class of 150 animal husbandry students visited Hudson farm near State Center on Saturday for mule judging practice.

State Center Hudson Farm

Noted Engineer Lectures on Gary Indiana Steel Plant

J. G. Spielman, a noted civil engineer for United States Steel, spoke before the civil engineering society on Saturday about the new steel plant at Gary Indiana.

J. G. Spielman United States Steel Company Civil Engineering Society Gary Indiana

Ed Rayness Buys Building Housing Story City Bake Shop

Ed Rayness, owner of a Story City bake shop, has purchased the building that houses the business, securing ownership of the storefront and adjacent spaces. The deal marks a milestone for the bakery and its operations.

Ed Rayness Story City

Carrolls Have Fire At Oakland Ave Des Moines Home

Fire destroyed much of the Carroll residence on Oakland Avenue in Des Moines last Thursday. Mrs. T L Rice of Ames, visiting, was in the house but safely recovered after leaving Mercy hospital the day before. She later returned to Ames.

H. L. Carroll Oakland Ave Des Moines T. L. Rice Ames

Des Moines Promises First Iowa Electrical Show

The Des Moines Capital claims an Iowa first electrical show in April 1912 but a prior big General Electric exhibit at Ames College already outshone any upcoming Des Moines event. Also notes Mining Engineering students join the American Institute of Mining Engineering and directs readers to W. D. Rich for San Luis Valley Colorado details.

Des Moines Iowa General Electric Ames College The American Institute of Mining Engineering

Foley What They Will Do for You

Advertisement asserts Foley cures backache strengthens kidneys corrects urinary irregularities builds up tissues and eliminates uric acid to fight rheumatism prevents Bright’s disease and diabetes and restores health. Refuse substitutes. CAGWIN'S DRUG STORE.

Foley Bright

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