Spalding Jerseys and Coats Offered for Special Orders
Spalding Sweaters markets a full line of jersey sweaters and sweater coats with special orders available for class colors.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
8
Spalding Sweaters markets a full line of jersey sweaters and sweater coats with special orders available for class colors.
Charles E. Hansen burned to death testing a boiler when a new $4,000 gas plant exploded at Dexter Iowa. Ad Myers, manager, rescued Hansen but he died twelve hours later and was badly burned. Plant construction was by American Construction of Newton. The article also notes local weddings, reunions, and community updates.
A brief advertisement notes College Ice Cream offers and framers for social events. It suggests satisfaction and value after enjoying College Cream and invites orders for next functions.
Miss Goss arrived in Amex Monday to take the work of the Y W C A secretary. She comes from Franklinville New York and studied at the Philadelphia Training School.
Paul Mathutka of Buffalo New York says he always keeps at home Dr King’s New Life Pills. He calls them a blessing to his family and claims they cure constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. Only 260 of all druggists.
G. W. Kelley injured in a Chautauqua fall can now move about on crutches. Friday night his brother Abe Kelley arrived from Bloomington Illinois and his daughter Mrs. F. F. Smith came from Dayton Iowa to visit.
W S Hoon reelected secretary of the Iowa Association of Rural Letter Carriers and chosen a delegate to the Milwaukee national convention September 19 to 22. He is Ames route No 3 carrier and active in state association affairs.
Don Lewis from Dubuque arrives Saturday to enroll and perform special electrical work at the college. He has ties to the Iowa Telephone Co. in Dubuque and will contribute to the local exchange in connection with his studies.
Frank Stultz this week received a pair of English pheasants from Lea Moines. The birds are described as a pair of beauties.
Miss Idalia Maxson, niece of Mrs. K W Brown and Miss Jessie Mitchell, visited Iowa friends in Marble Rock Des Moines and Ames. She left Wednesday noon for Marshall Texas and will pause in Kansas City and Joplin Missouri before arriving home in about a week. Her father Prof C H Maxson is president of Bishop College in Marshall.
Clinton man B. B. Chamberlain accuses Bucklen's Alpha Salve of removing pain and healing burns sores boils and other injuries. He asserts no remedy equals it and urges readers to buy the 26c product at all druggists.
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