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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
2
A Ames store invites inspection of a new stock as it relocates to the Odd Fellows block by October 10. It touts Melrose Novelty and other fabrics, silk and flannel patterns, bolero jackets, and lower prices to attract buyers this fall and winter.
William Warren sues to quiet title to the southwest quarter of section 32 in township 85 north range 24 west of the 5th P. M. Iowa, alleging tax deeds from 1857 and possession and improvements. Defendants include William R. Cummings Augustus Newton Geo A. Childs and unknown heirs. Levi C. Hillman also named with a cloud on title. Case set in Nevada Iowa with October 14 1901 deadline.
Plaintiff W. D. Needham alleges he is the unqualified owner in fee simple of the west half of the northwest fractional quarter in section five, township eighty-four, range twenty-four west, per deed from Lewis N. Hager to P. L. Hager filed July 24, 1856, and asserts continuous possession and tax payment since then against Levi C. Hillman and unknown claimants.
Notice to all interested in Emma C. Sherman estate. Walter L. Morris named executor by Story County District Court January 22 1901. Creditors must file claims legally authenticated for court allowance.
A notice from Story County Iowa states on August 20 1901 an administrator was appointed by the District Court of Story County to the estate of Asa F Eastwood deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated for allowance. Indebted persons must make payment to the administrator.
Notice that Charles Whitaker was appointed executor of the estate of J. W. Freeland by the District Court of Story County Iowa on September 18 1901. Creditors and interested persons must present authenticated claims to the Court for allowance. The notice is dated Nevada September 18 1901.
Gilbert Rebekah Lodge 463 I O F expresses heartfelt sympathy as their brother F T Wilson’s father passes away. They approve minutes entry and distribution to his son and local papers. Committee members Mrs Sadie Zenor Mrs J A Buchanan Chas Ruth sign.
List of trial jurors for the October term of the district court. Trial jurors must report at 10:00 a.m. on the 15th and grand jurors at 2:00 p.m. on the 14th. Names include Bowers Perry Ames Brown A G Story City Burhow Lewis Huxley Burdow Oley Huxley Carr Ben Nevada Christian Henry Ames Cole B J Ames Cook Jasper Cambridge Elliot E R McCallsburg Fry J B Nevada Gibbons O S Zearing Hastings W W Ames Holmes John Roland Lee Oley Kelly Lewis Jonas Cambridge Mentzel F McCalisburg Moore E F Zearing Nerness Levi Cambridge Olson Oley R Huxley O'Neil P S Cole Osborn James Collins Priem A D Ames Sevdle C D Roland Severeide E L Story City Shearer S L Zearing Smith M K Ames Smith E Ames Smith Michael Collins Swayze W F Nevada Taylor Warren Ames Thompson T O Nevada Vanpatter O Ames Wallett G Ames Viland Osmund Slater Warren J F Ames White C B Nevada.
Advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as instant pain relief for cuts bruises burns scalds and similar injuries. Claims fast healing with no scar unless injury is severe and extends to rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. For sale by Loughran & Bauer.
Mrs L M Sisson announces a full opening of millinery goods featuring walking and trim patterns in latest designs. Event takes place Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21 inviting Ames ladies to attend. Meanwhile an advertisement seeks trustworthy reps for a Chicago based firm offering $18 weekly plus expenses, with horse and carriage provided.
Two yearling steers, one red with roan head marks and the other red, were taken up on August 30 at a location two and a half miles north of Ames on the old James Carpenter farm by W. T. Fisner.
Chester White pigs for sale of both sexes advertised by A. J. Graves & Son. Also promotion for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with claims to cure constipation sick headache indigestion and keep face clear and breath sweet. Sold by L. M. Bosworth.
Memorial day programs and chapel services are announced with speakers and schedules. Rev C H Rogers of Mason City to conduct Sunday chapel. Miss Kate Macomber from Des Moines visited. President Benton of Fayette led a chapel service. excursion and Memorial days reduce classes. Memorial Day Exercises at the college campus feature music, prayers, and remarks on William McKinley, led by Rev Seccombe and Dr Cessna.
A Machias widow, facing pneumonia, begged for Dr. King's New Discovery. She slept all night after taking it and was cured of her throat and lung illness. The remedy is guaranteed to cure throat chest and lung diseases. Trial bottles free at L. M. Bosworth's drug store.
Scientists argue over lethal voltage while the crowd at the Ames Opera House enjoys a breezy show. Fitz & Webster present A Breezy Time on Monday Sept. 23, with local dealer J. B. Kooser & Co. promoting White Perris King.
Dr. A Kellett of Williford Arkansas reports a railroad worker suffered a severe foot crush but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly healed the injury. The ad touts the salve as a cure for burns boils piles and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price and Bosworth store in L M Bosworth.
Law Notes reports a trial where a remorseful letter was admitted as evidence. The writer Josers Brapier pleads guilt and asks Mr Bidwell to ensure a young woman is buried, offering to lie on the ground for turkey buzzards to feed on the corps. The missive reveals intent and distress tied to the case.
A Chicago Post item noting a mother’s excitement at news of her baby’s first tooth. John consoles her with a sympathetic, mild response, describing the moment as a small family milestone.
A remark notes that even the smallest hair can cast a shadow over your appetite when it ends up in your food. The comment serves as a caution about contamination and food cleanliness.
A customer from Elk City Kansas reports his wife suffered from chronic dyspepsia and constipation for years. After trying other remedies she improved rapidly with Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and he cannot be without the medicine.
Dr. King’s New Life Pills claim to transform weakness into strength and energy into mental power. L. M. Bosworth sells them in Fresno. Also noted are Gunther’s candies at Loughran & Bauer’s and fresh crackers weekly from T. J. Miller & Sons.
Chilly, cloudy weather did not deter attendees as about seven thousand people visited Iowa State College for the Harvest Home Festival. The day featured music by the Liscomb Band, the College Glee Club, speeches by Pres. Beardshire and Hon. P. A. Smith, Prof. A. M. Newens recitations, and later exhibitions of department work, stock judging, and a football game.
Henrietta Texas lawyer E B Munday recounts persuading his feverish brother to take Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing malaria and jaundice, purifying blood, aiding digestion and liver kidney bowels, and curing various ailments. Bottles sold for 50c at L M Bosworth’s drug store.
An old line advert promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to ease fullness belching and sour stomach. It claims bowel regulation and notes a 25 cent price through Loughran & Bauer.
Tickets sold at reduced rates September 23 to 27 for return by September 28. Apply to Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
Reduced fare excursion to the Marshell town Iowa carnival set for September 23 to 28 with return validity through September 30. Tickets available via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Per sale offers thoroughbred Chester White boars and Seateh Collie pups. Located 18-11 G. C. CoorsTake, Ames, Ia. Also Golden Harvest breakfast food at 8c per package from T. J. Miller & Son. White Pear flour praised by J. B. Kooser & Co. Smoke Red-Bock 5c cigar.
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