Grinnell Beats Ames In Close Grinnell Relays Meet
Grinnell defeated Ames 74 2-3 to 61 2-3 in a rain-disrupted dual meet at Ward Field. Turner won the 100, Shannon took the mile, and Grinnell claimed most track events while Ames forfieted the half mile relay due to rain.
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Grinnell
Ames
Wardfield
Knowles
Turner
Packer
Cope
Shannon
Ames West Indies
Boyack
State
Bair
McIntosh
McBulyen
Flanagan
Law
Wagoner
Stronks
Nou
Dope
Hunter
Trullinger
Carter
McCullough
Clark
Miles
Hurdies
Barr
Walker
Strowks
Rare Guarnarius del Gesu violin to be heard in Ames concert
Miss Verna Leona Page has acquired a Joseph Guarnarius del Gesu violin from Cremona made in 1787. Noted players Kubelik Kreisler Ysaye praised its resonance. It is valued at 7000 dollars and rivals Stradivarius for tone. Ernest Gamble Concert Party will feature it on tour alongside Pagini's celebrated Canon.
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Verna Leona Page
Ernest Gamble
America
Cremona
Italy
Joseph Guarnarius
Stradivarii
Guarnarii
Kubelik
Franz Kreisler
Ysaye
Arius
Guarnarius
Miss Page
Paginini
Genoa
Gagliano
Ennest Gamble
Joseph Guarnarius del Gesu
Kelley reports Missouri trip yields favorable land view
Mr Henry Valine returns from Missouri pleased with the land. The Sunshine club plans a meetup this afternoon with Mrs John Johnston and Mrs E J Penfield with baby. The school house will be sold this week Saturday at 2 PM, signaling a larger town school.
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Henry Valine
Missouri
Sunshine Club
John Johnston
E. J. Penfield
Baby
Verse Verse to Bow man on death of their little son
A memorial verse written by E. J. Loughran for Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bowman mourning their infant son. The poem speaks of divine mercy and heavenly light, urging watchfulness and prayer as the child rests in God’s throng.
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A. F. Bowman
E. J. Loughran
The Most Common Cause of Suffering Rheumatism
Rheumatism causes pain and suffering and Chamberlains liniment is praised for relief and sleep. In many cases initial relief becomes permanent, especially in old people with chronic rheumatism linked to dampness or weather changes. 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by J E Cagwin.
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Chamberlain
J. E. Cagwin
Chamberlain's Remedy Sold in Vermont Town
An honored citizen recovering from a severe attack of dysentery praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a Walcott Vermont druggist supplied it quickly. The druggist M J Leach noted prior use in the west and said the remedy was in stock. For sale by J B Cagwin.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Walcott, Vt
J. B. Cagwin
Administrators Notice in Story County Estate Case
The district court of Story County Iowa appointed Parley Sheldon administrator of the Eleanor Hughes estate on April 28 1909. All in debt must pay and those holding claims must present them to the court for allowance.
Executrix Appointed for Barrett Estate in Story County Iowa
The District Court of Story county Iowa appoints Janet D Barrett executrix of the estate of Richard C Barrett deceased City. All persons indebted to the estate must pay and those holding claims must present them authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated April 26 1909.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Richard C. Barrett
Notice in Citizens Lumber Co v Schooler case Story County
The Citizens Lumber Company sues Hannah R Schooler and H C Schooler in Story County Iowa district court for 44.90 on a note tied to lumber and improvements. The notice warns defendants to answer by the second day of the September term or a default judgment will be entered.
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Citizens Lumber Company
Hannah R. Schooler
H. C. Schooler
District Court of
State of Iowa
Story County
A. D
Hannah RR. Schooler
H. G. Schooler
District Court
District Court of the State of
Towain
At & A
Nevada
O Ty
Co. H. Pasle
Ames City Council to Consider Curbing Streets in 1909
Notice records Ames Iowa city action to curb parts of Onondaga Duff Kellogg and nearby streets. The May 17 1909 meeting introduced a Resolution of Necessity for concrete curbing and public hearing set for June 24 1909 in the Ames City Council chamber.
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Douglass and
eEllogg Avenues
Onondaga Street
City of
Ames
Council
Onodaga Street
Duff Avenue
Hioggatt Avenue
Douglass Avenue
Story Street
Kellogg Avenue
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
American Society For Testing Materials
Kellogg Avenues
Burnett Avenue
Hoggatt Avenue
Ames Times
Intelligencer
Iowa
A. B. Maxwell
The
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