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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
2
The owners thank customers for patience as delays in securing material prevent occupancy of the new store. They hope to greet customers soon in a superior store room and apologize for inconveniences in a small store.
Ames shoppers are urged to buy early as Vandermast's touts exclusive Dubrock French Flannel Waists and wide blanket lines. Prices for waists range from 1.00 to 3.90 with new styles arriving from the factory, while comfort and quilt selections boast competitive blanket pricing, including a wool blanket at a notable discount.
Esther Dent Green Kinser of Ames died October 22 at age 96 after a life spanning England Scotland and the United States. Born March 28 1826 in Durham she lived in Story County from 1858 and with daughter Mrs. Livingstone in Ames. Her obituary notes a long literary and teaching life and funeral services were held at her residence. The piece also reviews the life of a local printer and educator who settled in Ames and later published works and taught in New York before moving west. A football report from Ames High notes a season opener loss to Boone 16 to 6 with Cole and L Akin playing well and Dyer scoring for Boone.
Mrs. Smith visits with Dr. Stalker at the Gables as L. S. C. debates L. S. N. 8. Prof. Main of Grinnell speaks in chapel. Tennis and post office changes noted. Stock Show events and a charity lecture by Mrs. Ballington Booth described. Obituary recalls John R. Decker of Ames with funeral details and a card of thanks from the family.
The Town Mutual Dwelling House Insurance Association promotes exclusive Town and City dwellings coverage. It claims nine years of steady records with many insured homes and promises savings of up to half on premiums by insuring with them. A. L. Graves is listed as agent.
Miss Carrie Ford of Webster City attended the funeral of Mrs. Kinsell and Mrs. G N Whipple and her little son in Slater. Des Moines visitors and Ames locals appear in multiple short notes, spanning travel, greetings, and attendance at funerals and events.
Henry Christman died at his home last Friday morning. The obituary excerpt recalls his role in the county’s growth since its early days and includes his autobiographical sketch. Born in 1823 in Root New York he was the second of seven children with five brothers and a sister surviving him. He attended a district school and reflected on his early education and the duties of citizenship.
Having sold my farm I will relocate west and conduct a private sale for thirty days. Very cheap hogs both sexes including boars and fresh cows will be offered. Located under the name T. J. Kegwey with the sale starting immediately.
One bedroom set with dining room table and chairs offered for sale. Located over Intelligencer office.
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith reports King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as the fastest selling article in his six year tenure. He claims it cures where other remedies fail and notes doctors often prescribe it. Mothers rely on it and L M Bosworth guarantees satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles free. Regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
The International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago runs December 3 to 6, 1901, with the National Live Stock Association convention. The Chicago Great Western railway offers excursion tickets December 2 and 4, returning December 8, at one fare plus 2.00 dollars for the round trip. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago.
Mrs M E Henry announces a fresh arrival of tuxedo hats caps and novelty accessories. The notice highlights new stock and sale items for the upcoming season.
Wing's Model Laundry announces no more accounts and a 10 percent discount for customers buying $5 coupon books. Owner A. G. Wing states the policy aims to reduce trouble and losses from small charges and make payments more convenient.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union event in Fort Worth Texas runs November 13 to 21 1901. The Chicago Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets from November 11 to 13 to Fort Worth good to return November 25 at one fare plus 2.00 for round trip. Information from P Eimer G P A Chicago.
One fare for round trip on October 9 to 13. Return extension allowed until October 31. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents. SEVEN room house to rent. B. A. Lockwood Grain Co.
A Ontario New York pharmacist says a dissatisfied customer was advised to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee. The customer later returned with a friend and recommended the product, boosting sales at Loughran & Bauer.
Work begins to tear down the Veterinary Medicine buildings to clear space for a new largest in America medical laboratory two blocks away. A future elaborate Veterinary Department building and equipment will rise nearby.
The electors of Washington Precinct are notified a general election will be held at the office of S P O'Brien in Ames on Tuesday November 5 1901. Polls open 8 a m close 7 p m. H Christman Township Clerk.
Thoroughbred Chester White boars and Scotch Collie pups noted. Locations listed include Ames Iowa R. A. No. 1 and B. A. Lockwoop Grain Co. Reference to White Pear flour marketed as best on earth by J. B. Kooser & Co.
Ellsworth Post No 30 Department of Iowa passes resolutions dated October 29 1901 mourning Henry Christman a beloved comrade and honored citizen. Post extends sincere sympathies to his family and orders the resolutions recorded and published locally by committee members J Miller BE Haverly G W Lyman.
From the Jefferson Bee we learn Mrs H J Everly formerly of this city has been adjudged insane and taken to the asylum at Clarinda. The item notes local shop popularity and praises the Pioneer Press for expanded Northwest news and sports coverage in a comparative, confident tone.
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a child burn that caused leg sores for 30 years. Bucklen's Amida Salve healed him after all else failed, effective for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and more. Sold by local outlets.
Story County Bank advertises real estate loans that can be paid on any interest pay day with flexible daily payment options. No commission is charged on these loans. Cigarette note and names Loughran & Bauer appear in the ad.
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