Personal Paragraphs from Ames and Nearby Communities
A long list of social notices from Ames Iowa and surrounding towns details numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, or taking vacations in places such as Telluride Colorado Minnesota and Ohio. Notable movements include Mrs Poole and family from Telluride and Gen J R Lincoln to Fort Riley. Several teachers and students prepare for resume teaching in Paullina and Ames.
Democratic candidate to address Ames voters at Cole's Hall
Hon C O Holly of Des Moines will address citizens of Ames and vicinity at Cole's Hall on Monday evening September 7 at 8 o clock All are invited to hear democratic doctrine Ladies invited By order of committee Also notice Perry's sells school supplies.
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C. O. Holly
Des Moines
Iowa
Ames
Cole's Hall
Ames Churches Hold Services at the Rink
Services listed include 9 45 Sunday school led by F M Cupps, 11 am sermon, 6 30 Epworth League on Our Charge led by Fenner KE King, and 7 30 pm sermon by Dr M M Parkhurst of Chicago. Pastor invites Methodists and others without a church home to attend.
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F. M. Cupps
Epworth League
Fenner KE. King
M. M
First Baptist Church Tent Services With Fred Berry
Walter J. Fowle pastor leads a schedule including 9:45 Bible school 11:00 am services in the tent with State Evangelist Fred Berry 3:00 Junior Union 6:30 B Y P U and 7:30 Evangelist service also in the tent with Rev Fred Berry good music noted.
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First Baptiebt Church
Walter J. Fowle
Fred Berry
Congregational Church to Open Winter Services After Memorial
Pastor W. J. Minchin leads a memorial for the late great singer with a morning sermon and communion. Evening services resume with a San key night at 7 30 p m as a memorial event.
Why an Education Why an Education at Evening Sermon
Church of Christ announces Bible school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Endeavor society at 520 p m and preaching at 730 p m The evening sermon topic is Why an Education
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Church of Christ
Endeavor Society
Iowa Legislature Moves To Elect U S Senator
The Iowa upper house voted to proceed with electing a United States senator next Tuesday. The move, foreseen by the Times, was not to modify the primary law but to elect the governor to the senate at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars.
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Iowa
United State
Senate
Wingert Buys Overland Car in Ames
Wingert of Nevada purchased the Overland automobile from O'Brien & Son last night and drove it home after supper. Geo. O'Brien said three more machines are ordered and arriving in a few days.
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Goo. Wingert
Nevada
O’brien
Queer Expressions Sworn Without Profanity Across States
The Chicago Tribune notes a wide array of pseudo swear words used in different regions. Examples include dog bite em and gosh, great horned toads and firecrackers, sacrificial polly wogs, by gravy, jiminy krauts, secred camels, monk of the forest, and shiver my timbers, illustrating regional creativity in avoiding profanity.
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Connecticut
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
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