Ames Area Personal Notices and Visits Chronicle
Ames residents and visitors are listed in a sprawling recap of callers travelers and social visits. Names include Mrs. J Dunham Mrs. Hopkins of Colo Miss Keizley Des Moines and Miss Beaulieu Cedar Rapids among others with travels to St Paul Des Moines and Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dunham
Io Audh Ter
St. James
Minnesota
P. F. Hopkins
Colo
Mincain
Vic
Deardorn
Patrson
Liel Keizley
Es Moimert
St. Joseph's
Jean Cever
Mosca
Miss Mizguesses
Des Minit
Ames
Brown
Alexander
Colfer
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An OCR fragment describes a journey involving a town delegate to a convention and travel routes through Virginia and New York with uncertain destinations and a looping itinerary. The readable names and places are garbled, providing a partial travel narrative without clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Boy Narrowly Escapes After Horse Collision
Edward Ruthemore, son of Mr and Mrs E Rutherford, had a narrow escape Monday evening when knocked down by four horses in front of Storry County Bank. He was bruised but suffered no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ruthemore
E. Rutherford
Mwarrow
Monay
Storry County Bank
Stultz Receives Honor For Subscribing Renewals
An offer naming Stultz as the first to renew his subscription to the weekly Times, promising a three times four week service and continued reader status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stultz
Rumored Sale of Daily Inteligencer in Moscow City
Local chatter claims W G Williams of Moscow City has bought the Daily Inteligencer. The Rolamd s Gilbert Coal Co advertises prices for coal heat and discusses theater showings with admission. The Rolawhitkeheist Coal Co appears linked to local business changes as J A Campbell’s firm expands stock and orders for winter delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Williams
Moscow City
Inteligencer
Rolawhitkeheist
Ames
J. A. Campbell
College hospital operations and staff changes reported
Everett Colby at the college hospital receives care this morning. Budge forms the operation went entirely successful with rumors of a reception offer to Pref. K K Biss from the Nebraska State Agricultural College at Lincoln. Bert A. Child named by Sheriff Warrick to take office at the court, moving in October to oversee affairs during Warrick’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Colby
Weet
Pref
Kk. K. Biss
Nebraska State Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Tony
Bert A. Child
Nevada
Sheriff Warrick
Mrs. Child
Sheriff
Venus and Earth Compared in Ancient Scholar's Sketch
Venus is described as Earth's twin with nearly equal diameters and about 82 to 100 percent Earth density. Its orbit is highly eccentric and about 67,200,000 miles on average, with Earth-Venus distances ranging from roughly 5.7 million to 160 million miles. The piece notes Venus phases like the Moon and mentions a humorous aside about a Greek Socrates and a police bulletin in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Sol
Venus
Earth
Transplanted Lobster Quest Ends With Theft and Reward
The story recounts government attempts to transplant lobsters to Monterey Bay after removing wooden pegs to prevent stress. A Santa Cruz fisherman secretly ate a large transplanted lobster, destroying evidence, and revealed the scheme to others. A $2,000 reward was offered for the specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAS
Monterey Bay
Rhearge de
Monterer Bas
United States Fish Commission
Ead
Mir
San
Archaeology and the Revived Styles of Ancient Sculpture
An essay discusses archaeologist Antiqutious and the revival of Pergamene and Alexandrian sculpture styles. It notes critics labeled him pedantic, while Hadrian supports ancient Melias revival and the effort to restore classical art forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Frothingham
Wis
Mentty & Cais
Melias
Republican County Committee Meeting In Nevada
Wl .P. Alderaan chairman of the party court conyoalties says a meeting will connect Yoat bonds discussion at Nevada courthouse Saturday afternoon at one o clock. Matters of importance in connection with the coming campaign will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl .P. Alderaan
Chahirrman
Owe O'Clocs
Ohio college president to speak at Ames Park
Hon. Aeron Wadkine of Ohio will speak in Ames Park Sunday at 2 o'clock. Watkins, a college president and national figure, will headline with special music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeron Wadkine
Ohio
The
United
Ames Park
Watkin
Shere
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