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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1912
Page
8
Ames residents share a flurry of visits and departures. Misses Reed, Stewart, and Ballard guests travel for college, nursing, and teaching posts while families plan trips to Des Moines, Chicago, and Minnesota.
The W C T U convention in Boone will feature a varied program with speakers from Iowa and surrounding areas. Topics include temperance education in public schools, missionary cooperation, sobriety's impact on health and society, and the Shankland Bill opposition by churches.
A collage of wedding anniversaries retire to host gatherings and club events. Guests visit Ta hye and Mire Woof Piveed at home for September celebrations while meetings, showers, and farewell gatherings mark community life.
Paul Potter, son of Mr and Mrs Potter, suffered a broken arm after a fall from an improvised derrice rigged by him and friends. The fracture is described as ceded and he is said to be feeling better today. An unrelated line notes a slate of miscellaneous local notices and name changes mentioning H M Duckwearts and Boone.
Free to all ministers. Warner’s White Wine of Tar advertised as the best cough remedy. Send address for a free bottle to DB Warner, Coldwater, Michigan. Sold by Cagwin.
A notice states a meeting of the Ames Commercial Club will be held in the Wm. Muleus banquet room on Tuesday evening September 3 for reorganization of the club election of officers and any other business. All members and interested persons are urged to attend. L. M. Bosworth, President.
Buck sine Arnice Salve promises relief for piles burns boils cuts and skin eruptions. The advertisement claims fast itch relief and comfort at four cents from Bosworth and Loughran.
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