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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
3
The Iowa area miscellany lists room rentals, horse shoeing offers, auctions and store sales. Community updates include church society meetings and a plan for Memorial Day services with invitations to ex-soldiers to join.
Limited readable text hints at a local event or notice with scattered numbers and partial names. The legibility prevents identifying participants, location, date, or outcome. thus, core details remain unclear.
Stock wanted to pasture 320 acres of choice pasture well watered two and a half miles from Ames inquire of J R Munden Low rate excursion tickets to Springfield June 4 5 and 6 via the Northwestern Line favorable return limits account of Annual Convention Travelers Protective Association of America apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry
The earliest notice of artificial eyes appears in Ambroise Paré's 1561 work La Methode Curi ve des Plaies et Fractures de la Tete Humaine. He describes hollow gold spheres coated with enamel to resemble the natural eye. Glass eyes, as used today, are noted as similar in detail aside from the gold base.
A Philadelphia Press item recounts a mother rabbit explaining to her child how their father was killed by an amateur gunner. The hunter aimed at the mother. the gun recoiled, causing the man to sit on the father and kill him.
Tickets offered for June 4 5 and 6 with return by June 10 as part of a Masonic Grand Lodge event. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
North Western line offers very low rates to St Louis for World’s Fair visitors with round trips from many points. One fare plus $2 round trip with liberal return limits and stopovers. Three Cotton Belt daily trains southwest. Dates set for first and third Tuesdays each month. E W LaBraume Cotton Belt Route official.
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