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Our Fall Line of Children's Cloaks is ready for inspection. The line is handsome and well made, bought right, and priced right for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
3
Our Fall Line of Children's Cloaks is ready for inspection. The line is handsome and well made, bought right, and priced right for shoppers.
As an inducement to early buyers we offer a percent discount until September 15 on any dress or skirt pattern bought at this store. The best line of dress goods in town is praised by customers who have seen the goods and claim seeing is believing.
Numerous Ames area residents and visitors are listed: Frank Curtis at his former Nevada home. Marion McCarthy of Des Moines visiting Ames friends. J R Munden heads to Minnesota with land seekers. Miss Kintzley to Cole to teach for term. families travel to Des Moines, Geneva, Neb and other spots.
Deacon Joseph M. Bacon born January 5 1834 in Waltham Vermont married Martha Myers in 1857. He moved to Ames Iowa in 1871 and served the Baptist church as deacon. He died September 10 1906 after a period of illness with faith. Survived by wife a son Robert a daughter Mary E Pierce and three grandchildren Ray Bernice Bessie. Funeral held September 12 1906 at home with Rev Walter I Fowle and Rev S H Mitchell officiating.
Mr Algy Jerome Smith and Miss Bird Slater wed last night at 8 at the bride’s parents home near Ames in a small gathering. Dr O H Cessna officiated and the couple will visit Corning before settling at Naval Proving Ground Indian Head Md where they will be at home after November 1. The Times offers congratulations.
Mr Earl Peabody of Ames wed Miss Nellie V Hague of Shreve Ohio on Tuesday in Story City. Peabody works with his brother in the paper hanging business and the couple will make their home in Ames.
Local items list church services at 9 30 a m and various community notices. It mentions typhoid cases Byron Seymour Loretta Harriman and Florence McCarthy, school supply shop News Stand, tax payments Ames Savings Bank, sales ads and job inquiries, a parsonage project, and railcar gossip connected to Bullfrog Nevada.
Mr and Mrs Willard Morris plan a golden wedding observance on September 25 at Adams hall Ames. Various Ames items note milk delivery ads improvements to a barber shop and building projects plus an accident and local events including a theater actor address and a fundraising prohibition talk.
A crowded Story County Fair drew Ames residents by special train and other transport, bringing at least 1000 from Ames to Nevada. Exhibits across agriculture, fine arts, livestock, and poultry impressed, with bands, a Riggs Wild West Show, and local racing on hold due to rain. Nevada defeated Ames 3 to 3 in a shared ball game, amid editorial jabs and planned lineup that favored Ames.
Tax payments must be made by the final due date at Story County Bank with a penalty after the deadline. Last installment due before October.
Joseph York of Boone county died at his Zeversville home Monday evening at 77. Born in Staffordshire England, he came to Iowa over forty years ago, married Jemima Ferrin, and raised a family of six. He built a fortune from coal mining at Squaw Creek banks and owned property in Fraser Boone Story counties and Colorado. Funeral at Zenersville to-day at one, with Rev. Yeager officiating. Guard units previously in town preparing to ship back to Webster City and Algona after a Fort Riley camp.
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