Obituary of Dr. Jones and career across states
The article recalls Dr. Jones birth and practice in Fargo Phoenix and Wickenberg from 1901 to 1903, his roles as assistant surgeon on the Santa Fe railroad, pharmaceutical work, and mining community cases. It notes his death March 12 near Boone after health decline, survived by widow Mamie Clapp and brothers, with funeral services and intercity attendance.
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Mamie Clapp
Fargo
Phoenix
Arizona
Wickenberg
J. B. Clapp
N. D
Boone
North Dakota
Colorado
Pharmacy Board of
Passing of Dr. J. F. Jones in Boone
The funeral of Dr. J F Jones son of Mr and Mrs Richard Jones was held Sunday from the parents home and the Presbyterian church with Dr O H J Mason and Rev Houser officiating. Burial followed at East Linwood cemetery. Born November 2 1870 at Ontario Iowa Jones studied at Iowa State College and the University of Iowa before completing medical training in Omaha and Fargo.
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J. F. Jones
Boone
News-Republican
Story County
Richard Jones
Monona Street
Presbyterian Church
O. H. J Mason
Houser
Christian Church
East Linwood Cemetery
Gertie Davis
Marie Kinsman
R. C. Hunter
W. L. Boyes
Mrs. Jones
Jesus
G. H.stanger
A. B. Deering
J. C. Walker
James Franklin Jones
Ontario
Iowa State College
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Ames Club in San Diego
A San Diego Ames Club draws former Ames Iowa residents in a growing society. Members meet bimonthly with women hosting lunch days, and men invited when possible. A New Year gathering at Clarence and Mrs Sheppard’s home drew thirty attendees including the Roupe and Banks families.
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San Diego
Calif
Ames Times
Ames
Iowa
Ames Club
Clarence A. Sheppard
T. B. Keeney
R. J. Miller
Dick Bow
Teddie Bow
Margaret Gilbert
Liddle
Pride
Misses Pride
H. Banks
Lester Banks
Carl Holmes
Elmer Banks
Harold Banks
Rufus Roupe
Little Lucile
Orville Roupe
D. G. Ives
Clara
Millie Ives
Clarence Sheppard
Cyril Sheppard
Hiram Munn
Fred Munn
Danforth Bros. & Herman advertise new oxford styles and ice cream
Local ads highlight Caniel Bros. & Herman selling tan patent leather oxfords at low prices and Danforth Ice Cream. Community notes include bake sale by What I Can girls, lost back comb, and various local services and notices. Multiple small items: house purchase in College Park, lodge work, shoe and furniture offerings, and a city election notice for Ames Iowa on March 30 1908.
Foley's Honey and Tar Guaranteed to Cure Coughs
Druggist Cagwin certifies all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It stops coughing, heals lungs, and prevents pneumonia. Contains no opiates. The genuine product comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
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Frank Curtis
Warren Beckwith
Lowa
Foley
Dagwin
Cagwin
Jayne Loud Company Incorporators Named in Ames
Samuel J. Jayne and A Anderson of Boone and R S Loud of Ames form the Jayne Loud company here. The filing announces the incorporation and signals startup in the city.
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Samuel J. Jayne
A Anderson
Boone and
R. S. Loud
F Ames
Jayne-Loud Company
Fourth Ward Mass Meeting in Engineering Hall
A mass meeting for the fourth ward is set in the assembly room of Engineering Hall on Friday evening March 27 at 7 30. Dr A B Storms discusses the college's relation to the ward and Prof A T Erwin speaks on Tree Planting and Civic Improvements. The event invites all residents, with special invitation to ladies, by the committee.
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Fourth Ward
Engineering Hall
A. B. Storms
A. T. Erwin
Kidney Trouble Prompted Remedy Ad
A drugstore ad urges early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble citing Bright's disease and diabetes. Cagwin druggist promotes the product as a quick cure from the initial danger.
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Bright
Foley
Cagwin
Carnival a Big Success at Cole Skating Rink
A Tuesday eve carnival drew about four hundred spectators with fifty local businesses represented by costumed skaters. Prizes went to Fred Walkey Earl Moore Monah Fowler Mildred Dunning and Clifford Shockley. Notable costumes included Mary Kintzley as Cupps & Cupps and other entrants from local firms.
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Cole Skating Rink
Fred Walkey
Earl Moore
Monah Fowler
Mildred Dunning
Clifford Shockley
Mary Kintzley
Cupps
Mary Cox
Lemmons
Ada Griffith
Longshran & Bauer
Florence McCarthy
Bosworth
Pearl Poole
Baker
Lockwood
Miss Loving
Citizen’s Lumber Co
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