Fine Line of New Phonics at Warehouse
A local miscellany collection features a new phonics line showcased at a downtown warehouse. The display highlights beginner reading guides and phonetic learning tools aimed at children and adults.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1897
Page
4
A local miscellany collection features a new phonics line showcased at a downtown warehouse. The display highlights beginner reading guides and phonetic learning tools aimed at children and adults.
Local items describe sales at Soper and Miller Kooser, tools and shoes at Thurston Graham Canter Bros. Miss Anna Capps millinery dues, barber move, street sprinkler, Memorial Day plans by Roan J. Wilson and a large crowd, curfew ordinance, a ven dant mix of lectures, picnics, dances, church events and personal notes from Ames residents with numerous names and places.
The Ames area observes memorial day with invites to veterans, Women’s Relief Corps, teachers, pastors, and students to join in tribute. Local notes cover births, sidewalk work, school reports, and a Moliver lecture lineup. Boone parading rights clash with Salvation Army. Ensign Spurgin jailed briefly. Lucia B. Griffin wins $10,000 in a baggage-depot case. Mabry to lecture.
A vivid Ames versus Webster City baseball clash drew crowds despite rain. Ames trailed 9–0 after four innings, then staged a rally to reach 14–14 after ten innings before Webster City refused a tiebreaker, leaving Ames with a nine to nothing edge in the claim.
Announcement states May 25 wedding of Dr. Lee McNaughton and Miss Clarice McCarthy of Des Moines. After the ceremony the couple and the McCarthy family travel to Annapolis for Albert McCarthy’s US Naval Academy graduation on June 4 and future assignments. Marion McCarthy to undertake a two year Europe tour. Also note piano for sale by C O Carpenter at cost.
An ad urges readers to check property insurance against cyclones tornadoes and high winds with surprisingly low rates. It promotes Sueipon and Shelden and notes White Rose flour and a car just received at Adams Bros.
Miller and Kooser showcase White House brand coffee in two Ilo cans claiming top world quality. Local ad promotes convenience and flavor with bold claim of superior taste.
The Chicago and North Western Railway publishes a call titled North Western Home Seeker outlining South Dakota’s agricultural, dairying, and cattle advantages. It notes favorable land terms and growing immigration, inviting settlers and offering free copies by mail. Gambroos horse will provide services at the Maxwell barn for the season, described as well bred and reasonably priced.
Sunday letters and visits mark college week with Miss Dick McClean, Miss Orfa Shantz, Miss Florence Wright, and Miss Henrietta Baldwin among attendees. a Grand May Carnival hosted by the dining hall next Friday May 14th features boys only participation. An annual field day at I. S. C. athletic park on May 15 offers eighteen events culminating in a mile relay and silver cup prize. Tax curfew will whistle in Ames next Tuesday night at 9 o'clock.
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