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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
7
A look at the strategic depth of major league baseball reveals how catchers pitchers and infielders study opponents. Authors illustrate signals field positioning and mental quickness across classic pennant races highlighting Wagner Leach Donlin Seymour Kling and Anson.
First National Bank of Nevada transfers to Susan L. Williams with detailed parcel bounds. multiple deeds record exchanges in Ames Story City Maxwell Nevada including Jennie Dixon to W A McDonald Emma Lund to George Backous and many others for sums ranging from $50 to $12 000. The listings name numerous lots blocks and additions with buyers such as A T Erwin C A Duntz Fannie M Morel J N Carr G W Allen and others. The notice closes by noting the Canier Bros and Herman offer a stock of oxford shoes.
Prof. E. H. Robbins assistant in animal husbandry at Iowa Experiment Station accepts an editor role at Breeders Gazette in Chicago. He earned a master's from Iowa State College and has four years of teaching and research work. He will lead the horse department, reflecting strong demand for trained animal husbandry professionals nationwide.
Six days of sunny weather lifted spirits as temperatures ranged near or below freezing at week's start and end, with midweek warmth pushing highs near 90 degrees in northern stations. Rainfall was light and scattered, but field work moved quickly. oats seedings near completion and corn prep continued. Fruit trees blossom in the south with no frost damage, and planting should expand next week. A plant sale at Loughran and Bauer's drug store is announced for tomorrow and Saturday.
The California governor supports President Roosevelt against an anti-Jap bill, stressing pacific coast interests. The piece warns of large death tolls in war and touts Nott's Melon Seed Compound Kidney and Bladder Remedy as a life saver, urging readers to try it.
The piece Lena Rivers is praised for its legitimate comedy and broad audience appeal. The celebrated company delivers strong performances with steady applause and laughter. The show comes to the Armory on Friday May 14, offering theater-goers a chance to judge the merits firsthand. A Perry’s Saturday sale promotes granite ware.
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