Local notices and campus events headline at Ames
Activities on the Ames campus span lectures weddings and receptions with figures like Dr Beardshear Prof Knapp and Miss Flora Wilson in attendance. A high turnout marks events in the chapel Ag hall and the Gables amid staff changes and a looming fall term start.
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Fiora Wilson
Miss Wilson
Washington
Mrs. Beardshear
Miss Beardshear
Miss Westerman
Miss Saylor
Miss Margaret Stanton
Ames
Neighbors and travelers report in from surrounding towns
The rural items note Mrs. Crane riding a wheel and many residents visiting relatives in Sheldahl Ames and Grant Township. A 34 in rain improves plowing conditions while Mrs. Foster hosts the Ladies Aid Thursday. A local chase ends suddenly when a horse dies en route home.
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Ladies Aid Society
Olds gasoline engine for light machinery sale
Small one horsepower Olds gasoline engine offered for sale by the Times in Ames Iowa. Suitable for a pair of job presses sausage grinder coffee mill emery wheel churn or baby separator and other light machinery. Priced to sell.
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the Times
Ames
Iowa
Tares Payment Notice for October Deadline
Second payment due before October 1 to avoid penalty. See Story County Bank for payment location and instructions.
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Story County Bank
Local Notes From County Report On Travel And Harvest
Mrs. Ben Fincham visits from Illinois while L Oliver and Chelsea Ruth attend the Omaha exposition. Reports tell of a late frost, sorghum mill work by James Dodds, and gravel grinding west of Gilbert. Ellwood Plumb suffers a hand injury. wild grape gathering continues amid concerns over tree and vine damage on highways.
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James Dodds
Squaw Creek
Jim
Gilbert
Meteorological observations for August 1898 Ames
Observation notes by Isaac Young at Ames southeast of town record August 1898 weather. Highest 98 on the 30th, lowest 44 at sunrise and 50 at 7 a m on the 1st, greatest daily range 32 on the 12th, least 8 on the 3rd. Mean max 85 on the 23rd, mean min 62 on the 5th, mean temp 74. Precipitation total 3.44 inches on four days, 2, 6, 19 and 20. Winds south to southeast. 14 fair, 9 clear days, 2 cloudy, 2 fair and cloudy. Thunder and lightning end of month. lightning ignited Shaw hay barn on the 19th. wind damaged corn, oat stacks, windmills and some buildings northwest of town.
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Isaac Young
Ames
Ames Times
Local 商店 sales and notices in Hamilton block area
An unsigned item notes a new office space in Hamilton block above Thurston's hardware and lists a series of shop offers. Breapiey & Waite promote Pure Catawba white wine vinegar at 12¢ and 15¢, while Organdies price down to 5¢ and 10¢ per yard. Tipen Bros Co report Polar Star Fancy flour car arrival with a satisfaction guaranteed promise.
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Tipen Bros. &Co
Brapiey & WuHirr
The Furnisher Offers 20 to 40 Percent Discount
A dealer announces removal from a room now occupied by Mr Sisson and will sell men s furnishings hats caps trunks valises and shoes at discounts of twenty to forty percent.
Soldier's Home letter praises Syrup Pepsin as laxative
From Soldiers' Home St. James Mo January 28 18098 Dear Sirs Please send me another 10 oz bottle of your Syrup Pepsin It is the very best laxative I have ever used and I am always troubled with constipation to such a degree as to be wholly dependent upon some remedy and this shall now choose above all others Mrs W D Crandall
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St. James
W. D. Crandall
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Miss Paddock
J. B. Schreckengast
West Liberty
Herman Knapp
Margaret Hall
Flora Wilson
Ag.hall
Curtiss
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ctaig
Montana
Aghall
Carrie Bacon-Belnap
Des Moines
John H. Spaulding
Paris
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Prof. Stalker
Gables
Welch
Bom
E. Ray Mills
F. Y. Stont
M. S. Hyland
A. Estella Paddock
Clare A. Campbell
Alice M .Tooley
Chas. Rhinehart
Alice Ward Hess
Howard W. Adams
Jeanette M
Younie H. B. Borks
C. J. Griffith
Geo. M. Rommel
J.C. Horning
G. A. Smith
Annie O. Seaver
Gov. Packard
Marshalltown
Omaha Exposition
Lona
Knapp
Henry Wilson
Oxfords
Caniel Bros. & Herman's
Tos. C. Miller
Frank Fowler
Irving Young
Providence
Kh. L
Genevieve Westermann
King’s Daughters
Tuk E. LC
The
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Addison Kingsbury
Lou Allen
Lizzie Boyd
Hubbard
Mrs. Allen
Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Scott
Ontario
Dr. Christ
Hamilton Block
Ida Spencer
Embree
Oelwein
Kelso
Hamilton
Story County
Harriman
Tux
Chicago
Christian Church
Turtease
Weaver
Hit
M. Hlemstreet’s
Saran C. WuHiter
2. W. Crane
Severt Tesdahl
Sheldahl
Lyman Crane
Lou Gossard
Enterprise
Jas. Sutchinson
Mame Tanner
Father Sheehey
Little Tommy
Grandpa’s
Mrs. Dunn
Mae
Messers
Fred Munn
Rob Bigelow
L. G. Rosenfeld
Miss Flynn
N. J
Mrs. Frank Gerbracht
Messrs
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L. Bosworth
Chapel Ridge
Will Ruth
Omaha
West
Exposition
Arrapahoe
O.S. Nelson
Grant Twp
Widow Grove
Sheehey
Boone
Bigelow
R1ith
PHB Newsdeale
Laura Chapter
Stg
Lincoln
Lotie
Jennie E. Beyer
Blorra L. Fowler
Many A. Cramer
City of
Law
S. Cramer
Cal Gipdings
State OF
District Court
National Building and Saving Association of
Nancy M. Taylor
Chas. E. Taylor
Chas. &. Taylor
Nevada
A. K. Banks
Wm. L. Taylor
Eugene L. Taylor
Carlos Howe
Arshall, Hemstree
Addison
E Baum
C Clark
C H Dobler
D Green
Vanprey Mathews
Lon G. Hardin, P. M
M. Read
Tares
ANDO
L. M. Bosworth
Joe CoFinn
Wright
Union Suis
Ben Fincham
Illinogis
Mrs. L. Oliver
Chelsea Ruth
Phil O’niel
Zearing
Frank Bell
Cora Brown
Winnie Doolittle
Sam Clark
Nebraska
Ellwood Plumb
Meteorology
Thurston's
W. FE. Harriman
Breapiey & Waite
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