Fall and Winter Goods Sale At Discounted Prices
Local store announces fall and winter stock including Percales two price lots 7c and 8c noted as suitable for children's needs. New lines feature dress fabrics Black and colored goods with prices up to 60c. Shoppers urged to buy now to save for trips and avoid high trunk costs.
Free Half Million Copies of Medical Adviser
De. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo announces free distribution of 500000 copies of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser after selling 680000 copies at 1.50 each. Request 21 one cent stamps for mailing. the book is 1008 pages, illustrated, with manilla covers.
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de. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
People’s
Common Sense Medical
Iowa State College Notes and Local Football Boost
Over 500 students are now classified at the Iowa State College. Lectures, visits, and travels involve professors and guests including Dr. Beardshear and Prof. Curtiss. Hogs inoculated on campus, weddings, and a forthcoming Rip Van Winkle lecture headline a busy week of academic and social events.
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Dr. Beardshear
Prof. Curtiss
Dubuque
Remarkable Rescue and Flour Deals At Local Stores
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Indiana credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with curing her lung illness after a month of treatment by her physician She used six bottles and regained health Free trial bottles offered at L M Bosworths drug store Polar Star Fancy flour advertised as superior with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Bradley White promotes the flour sale and a large discount on furnishings at Sorer The Furnisher sale listed with 20 to 40 percent off and stock removal notice from Sisson room relocation
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Michael Curtain
Plainfield
King
L. M. Bosworth
One Hundred Barrel Tank for Sale Cheap
A local trade note offers a hundred barrel tank for sale at low cost. Interested parties are instructed to inquire of Willis Rich for details.
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Willis Rich
Bargain Sale on Lawns and Organdies by Tilden Bros
A bargain sale offers all 1214 and 15¢ lawns and organ dies at one price. All 25¢ organ dies are offered at 10¢ a yard. TILDEN Bros. & Co. advertise the clearance in a local notice.
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Tilden Bros. &Co
From Neighboring Towns Report and Local Works
Grant Jason Billings cannot find his mule and Joe Ballard plans to work his father’s farm next year. The surveyor began drainage canal work on Grant’s east side. Two bridges cross the slough east of Enterprise church. Mrs. Jd. Chance and her children stayed with her mother, Mrs. Gordon Wood, for a week. Mr. Davis hosted two daughters, Mrs. Bidwell of Toledo and Mrs. J. W. Smith of St. Charles, Illinois. Road weeds along the highway remain uncut. The road supervisor is urged to address mowing. Ada L B Shaw of Hackney Kansas Emma Laycock near Cole and Grace Benjamin of Nevada visited Issac Young on Yankee street.
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Ada LB. Shaw
Hackney
Kan
Emma Laycock
Near Cole
Grace Benjamin
Nevada
Issac Young
Yankee Street
Local Happenings in Ames and Vicinity Turn of the Week
Alfred Tanner appears among neighbors Sunday. Miss Abbie Banks of Ames visits Mr. Wortman this week. Nellie Sheehey begins fall school at Sunnyside. Mr Wortman goes to Des Moines to meet son Ray returning from Chickamauga. Died Tuesday morning near Kelley from bowel inflammation. Local people C and M Crane J and EB Rowland W Johnson and T Eida went to Des Moines on wheels to attend a show.
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B. M. Breckinridge
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Jessie Peterson
G. J. Pierson
Elsie Davis
Perry
Ames
Marshalltown
Howard Wright
State University of Iowa
Iowa State
U. I
Iowa
Wright
Abbie Banks
Mr. Wortman
Des Moines
Ray
Chickamauga
Cleveland
Mr. Carroll
Kelley
Messers C. & M. Crane
EB. Rowland
W. Johnson
T. Eida
Weather and farming prospects for Des Moines area
Des Mores Indiana August 30 1898 The week was warmer with light rainfall aiding farm work. Threshing small grain and grass seed progressed well, fall plowing continued and sowing of fall wheat and rye began in places. Corn improved in late August with rapid maturation ahead of frost. some early fields may be safe by September 15. Reports vary on corn yield but overall prospects are strong despite summer drought lowering potential yield from earlier expectations.
Adams Bros Fresh Fruit Stand Highlighted
Adams Bros. promotes a wide selection of fresh fruit, stressing daily availability and quality across their market.
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Aplington
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Concord
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Ithaca
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Department of Animal Husbandry
Cheyenne
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Moore
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Iowa City
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Josephine Wallace
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Ellisville
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