Robbery on Dr. Bare Leaves Town in Mystery
Dr. Bare fought two assailants during a Saturday night robbery at his Ames office. The culprits snagged $20 and his watch after stabbing him in the abdomen. he recovered at home. No description of the attackers is available as authorities pursue leads. An old house near the coal sheds is to be moved and platted for lots. A Kentucky bulletin debunks cabbage snake fever, clarifying they pose no human danger.
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Dr. Bare
Bare
C. J. Hawkins
Henry May
Ames
Ames and It Was A Country School Over Which Mr. May
Nevada
Sam Lucas
Missouri
Kentucky
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
H. Garman
J. & Ge Happenings Highlights Campus News
School closed for mid term vacation. Miss Morrison and Miss Larrabee travel visitors. President Aylesworth spoke at chapel. Georgetta Witter hosted by her brother. Easter house party for S. S. girls. Prof. Stanton returns from Denver trip with W. A. Tenor. Domestics students in Sioux City. Lulu Wilcox joins New Orleans post. Lawn and garden lectures planned at Morningside College. Forestry and horticulture notices. Baseball to be led by Clyde Williams. Mechanical department to publish steam pipe bulletin. Burlington pump test planned. Forestry land set aside for U. S. Forest Service project. Campus visits by Aylesworth. Shakespeare show coming April 2 with John Griffith. Petersburg epitaph linked to Shakespeare pall bearers.
Taxes due before April first at Story County Bank
A notice urges taxpayers to pay one half to avoid penalty by April first. It directs readers to Story County Bank for a complete payment list.
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Story County Bank
Gilbert Area News Briefs Of Local People And Election
Jack Leidgen is in Gilbert again. J W Jenkins returned Mar 21. Oscar Johnson occupies the Geo Brown house. Chet Davis has been in Colorado. Frank Rainbolt is recovering. Moses of Story City visits his son-in-law here. Miss Georgia Coward spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Grant Brown. L L Dale of Iblen Minn visits in the area. Peter Marshall returned from Des Moines where he visited his daughter. Mark Bishop and wife return after staying Stanhope post burial. Mr and Mrs Sisson back from southern winter trip. High School class of 06 to present For Love or Money. Anna Jacobson Hannah Musiand and Gerard John Sowers visited Gilbert School last Friday. Election results: Mayor Wm Canaday Clerk J M Renolds Treasurer Wm Totten Assessor tie Chas Lake and C D Sheperd Councilmen H C Thompson L Smith Michealson. City election quiet. two qualified voters abstained. Mrs Louisa Rosenfeld sick this week.
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Wm. Canaday
J. M. Renolds
Wm. Totten
Tie
Chas. Lake
C. D. Sheperd
H. C. Thompson
L. Smith
Michealson
Ony
Mabel Beverly
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Beverly
J. B. Hendershot
Mabel
Pueblo
Col
C. A. Gamble
Ames
Verne Ellis
Casper
Wyoming
Ed Ellis
Verne
Swea City
W. S. Hogn
The
Jewell Record
Omaha
Hoon
Read ea i age es sale and partition
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a sale and partition action involving Read ea i age es. Details are unclear but the event appears to concern property disposition and division among interested parties.
Ames High School Alumni to Convene Meeting
The Ames High School Alumni association will hold a 7:30 PM meeting in the high school assembly room on Monday evening April 2 1906 to consider a possible banquet. All graduates are urged to attend and the meeting is open to the 1905 class. By order of the president.
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North-Western Line
Imperial Council, Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
California
Los Angeles
Chicago & North-Western R’y
A. HK. S
Ames High School Alumni Association
Ames High School
Methdist Ladies Aid Garment Sale at Church April 3 1906
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church plans a garment sale at the church in the afternoon and evening of April 3 1906. A lunch will be served at the same time.
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Junior Union of the Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
We Do Move The Homesteaders Established By Iowa Authority
A fragment notes the group We Do Move The Homesteaders began in Iowa by state authority on February 13, 1906 and references an insurance amount of $2,300,500 issued by March 20, 1906. It questions the nature of the organization as sounding like an insurance company.
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State of
Iowa
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W. J. Semmons
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Georgetta Witter
Wayne Witter
Des Moines
Edith and
Imogene Stevens
Boone
S. S
Prof. Stanton
Monay
Denver
W. A. Tener
Fedson
Walker
Sioux City
Woman’s Club
Lulu Wilcox
New Orleans
State University
Allis
Baedeker
Erwin
Morningside College
Harry Brown
Forestry
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Mary Lister
Chilocco
O. T
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A. R. Kohler
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Lansing
Kohler
the Athletic Association
Clyde Williams
Williams
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Celments
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John Griffith
Petersburg
William Shakespeare
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King Richard
America
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Gilbert
Jack Leidgen
J. W. Jenkins
Oscar Johnson
Geo. Brown House
Chet Davis
Colorado
Frank Rainbolt
Mr. Moses
Story City
Georgia Coward
Mrs
Grant Brown
L. L. Dale
Iblen, Minn
Peter Marshall
Mark Bishop
Stanhope
Mrs. Sisson
Anna Jacobson
Hannah Musiand
Ger.ard
John Sowers
Gilbert School
Kelley
Louisa Rosenfeld
Ed Sawyer
Madrid
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Rome
Roy Gilmore
Emmetsburg
C.C. Morrison
Art Stevens
J. A. Campbell
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S. R. Corneliusson
May Spring
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Minnie Rice
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L. F. Haverly
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Violet Beverly
George Miller
Mackey Home
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J. P. Watson
J. B. Loughran
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Scott
Kansas
E. Loughran
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Meredith
Crawford
Neb
Morris
Lizzie Corbin
West Liberty
Chris Fausch
Quincy
W.S. Read
Washington State
J.C. Pratt
Verna Ervin
Mary Ervin
Hattie
Bess Peet
Springville
Armstrong
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Geo
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Muscatine
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Howard Person
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W. Morris
Geo. Starr
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F. E. Morris
Miss Jenkins
Tacoma
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Crawford Neb
Erma Stevens
Sunnyside
Christian Church
Boone and High Street
Lee’s Additon
Beardshear
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C. E. Holmes
Armory Opera House
Americas
the Emporium of Music
G. Stockwell
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Ohio River
Gulf
G. A. Park
Louisville
Eneral Immigration and Industrial Agent
Nashville
R. R
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