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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
2
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Professors Moore Wyta from Wisconsin travel to Bloomington to visit Funk Bros corn breeding farm. Dr. Storms speaks at Marshalltown YMCA and will present at the Southwestern Iowa teachers association and Cedar Rapids society. Funeral services and community notices fill a page of personal paragraphs with numerous visits, travels, and local happenings.
The Ames Oper House is set to close as the east half of the building is sold to Da Potter to divide the floor for a hardware business. J L Stevens will subdivide his half into offices. The move ends public gatherings at the venue this winter, prompting talk of a new era for a modern ground floor building and potential joint stock lodge plans to serve both communities.
Report of a red heifer and a calf missing from near Ames Iowa with a note indicating location at 244 Wri McCarray. Police and community urged to report sightings and assist in recovery.
Notice announces a public sale of purebred Shorthorn cattle at the Stock Judging Pavilion Iowa State College on Friday at 1:00 p m. Ladies invited. Z K Graves is the manager with Jones and Stratton as auctioneers and A Manning as clerk. 1t
Miss Bertha Embree and Mr Tom Dodds were married last evening at eight at the Embree home on Burnett street Ames. Rev Seccombe of Waterloo officiated with only family and close friends present. Guests from out of town included Dr Ed Embree and Mrs Wilson of Wintersett and Miss Pearl Davis of Des Moines. The couple will live in Mrs Bradley's house on Douglass street. The Times extends congratulations.
At the corner of Kellogs and Pearl in North Ames on Saturday October 24 1903 at 2 oclock p m I offer for sale my household goods including beds mattresses dressers tables chairs rocking chairs bureau bookcase sewing machine stove crockery lamps and more with cash terms. H BANKS
At a Tuesday city council meeting six bids were received for the proposed sewerage system ranging from twenty four thousand to twenty nine thousand dollars the lowest bid being three thousand dollars over the estimate. A second meeting will be held tonight to continue discussion. Only one bid for storm sewer construction was received and rejected, with bid reception extended to November 2.
Grant township resident Henry Bryant wed Martha A Turk of Pennsylvania last Wednesday at Nevada Methodist parsonage with Rev. C L Nye officiating. The couple, who met by correspondence after a short acquaintance, will start housekeeping southeast of Ames with friends’ good wishes. A Friday and Saturday sale advertises 40 hats at 50 percent off.
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