Ames Times 1893 notices and autumn meteorology summary
Local items note Morrill Hall locked for winter and staff vacations. University plans, horticultural society meeting December 5–7 in Read's hall with nine sessions and premiums. Meteorological report shows October highs to 88, lows to 20, mean 53.24, .52 inches precip with multiple halos and frosts. Also brief community notices and ads from Ames Dive Co and Fort Dodge Post.
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Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society
Read's Hall
D. A. Porterfield
Tracr
C. W. Burton
Cedar Rapids
N. E. Hansen
Ames
Davis House
Parley Sheldon
Flora Wilson
J. Sexton
F. A. Sirrine
L. H. Pammel
J. J. Edgerton
Geo. M. Carver
H. Osborn
J. L. Budd
Alice M. Beach
James Wilson
Isaac Young
Ames Times
From Neighboring Towns and Ames Echoes of 1893
A wide page gathers local notes from Story County and Ames. Updates include early winter prep calls, travel to Oklahoma and Missouri, school term start in District No. 1, a jackrabbit sighting, editorial quips on politics and a white Leghorn rooster, plus retail notes on boots and Candee arctics and Hazel Cream. Community events feature a Young People's Union at Bethany, church notes, and a memorial of Willie Reynolds with family tributes, alongside railroad fare reductions to Chicago and a report on the Ames campus bonfire and political mood.
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Ames Times
Colorado
Webster City
Chicago Herald
Erie
Rock Island
Burlington
Milwaukee
Atchison, Alton
Northwestern
Chicago Great Western
New York
Chicago
Ames
Walker, Oakley & Co
Candee
Jerry
College Farm
R. F. Y. Pierce
Mount Holly Baptist Church
Rockford, Ill
Pierce
Ames Baptist Church
M. E. Reynolds
Willie
Roger J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Jennie Persons
Hester Meeting Advised At Keltner School House
South west of Ames notes a Hester meeting at the Keltner school house Sunday at 3. Mrs P J Templeton is ill. Evergreen church holds a week of services. Skunk river ditch workers report cold fingers. Isaac Young returns from Nebraska and Kansas trip with peaches Ada gathered November second. If Iowa mimicked southern Kansas climate it would be the finest state.
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Tere
Christian Church
Isaac Young
Nebraska
Kansas
Ada
Iowa
Union
Grant Targets and Local News From Grant Iowa
Grant residents hear from neighbors about elections crops and social updates. Notes include visitors from Ohio Dakota and Black Hills and local school death and sympathy for Miss Bingham. Prohibition topic returns with political commentary on Democrats and radicals. Community voices urge firmness prayer and reflection on party support.
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Enterprise
Bingham
Enterprise School
Flour claims and medical testimonial headline
Flour supplier Hamilton & Co announces new carload of Best and Car Seal flour as Aries headquarters. An Oregon veteran A E Bending credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with permanent relief after chronic diarrhea from army service. Sold by Wester man Arnold with high market prices for produce.
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Hamilton & Co
Best
Aries
A. E. Bending
Halsey
Oregon
Chamberlain
Westerman & Arnold
Best cough medicine in the world praised by Dr. Hamilton
Dr J W Hamilton of Merrilan Wise touts Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy for years. He claims it has no equal for asthma and endorses its efficacy.
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J.J. LaGrange
Avoca
Westerman & Arnold
Hoke Smith
C. C. Kraible
Winterset
Iowa
Kraibie
Smith
Wilton, Monroe Co
Wis
J. W. Hamilton
Merrilan Wise
Warner
Hamilton & Co Apple Car to Bring New York Varieties
Hamilton and Company announce a fresh carload of high grade New York apples arriving in a few days. Orders are rolling in as customers seek choice varieties and early delivery.
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Hamilton & Co
New York
Public Farm Sale Near Ames College
The undersigned offers at public sale on his farm a mile and a half southwest of Ames and one mile south of the college on Wednesday Nov 22 at 10 o clock. Items include brown mares and a bay horse, horses in foal, foals and suckling colts, cows, sows and hogs, farming implements such as wagons, harness, binder mower, plows, pulverizer, cultivators, drags, corn planter with checker, hay racks, stack of hay and more. Terms: one year on sums over five dollars with security at eight percent, three percent discount for cash. Free lunch at noon. Joun Mei ers.
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Ames
College
Warwick
Joun Meiers
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Humboldt Independent
Casmien W. H. Weeks
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Mr. Week
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Story County
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Dudley Arrasmith
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Gene Pass
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Ohio
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Elias Reasoner
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George Arrasmith
Lydia Beeson
Lizzie M. Sisson
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