Appreciation of Service at Ames Church of Christ
The Church of Christ at Ames Iowa records appreciation for Brother F D Ferrall who served four years as pastor teacher and leader and for his wife whose Christian influence aided church work They resolve to send them to their future field with prayers bid them God speed and have copies engrossed and sent to church papers for publication
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Church of Christ
Ames
F. D. Ferrall
Department of Church Work
Church of Christ At
Brother Hi
Young Man Injured as Traction Engine Falls Through Bridge
Leslie Boyd of Ames, with brother Frank, moved a traction engine and corn shelter four miles west of town. The engine broke the bridge into a creek forcing Boyd between boiler and debris. He was rescued after fifty minutes, foot burned and amputated, private doctors and an ambulance from Boone transported him to Eleanor Moore hospital for treatment. Spare real estate notice follows.
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Leslie Boyd
Ames
Frank
Ericson
John Cooper
Cooper Farm
Boone
Eleanor Moore Hospital
Ames Happenings Highlight campus events and visits
Miss May Miller visits Des Moines. lectures, seminars and football scrimmage enrich Ames. Professors Pammel and Stevenson publish soil physics guide. Dr. Garrison to lead chapels. chorus rehearsals and a forestry talk draw crowds. Visitors include Chas Hurvey of NY and Prof. Welsh photo presented to the library.
Wagner-Conklin wedding in Boone links Ames pair
Wagner of this city married Miss Gladys Conklin of Boone at the bride's home in Boone last evening. The groom works with the Ames Plumbing and Heating Co. and is known in Ames for good habits. The bride was an operator for the Mutual Telephone Co. at Boone. They will reside in Ames.
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Ed. Wagner
Gladys Conklin
Boone
Ames
Ames Plumbing and Heating Co
Ames Chautauqua Association Meeting and Local Notes 1905
Report covers last year deficit and refunds for assessments paid. Stockholders meet October 2 1905 at 2 PM in M E Church to elect a new board of directors. Also notes pastoral calls, illnesses, visits, county fair attendance, and school openings with local teachers listed.
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The
Ames Chautauqua Association
M. A. Manning
M. E
A. M. Suwa
J. A. Campbell
Religious Services and Obituary in Gilbert
Following the Bible School at 9 45 a m there will be preaching services in the Congregational church at 11 o clock conducted by the pastor also in the evening at 7 30 o clock The young peoples meeting led by one of their own number will be held in the lecture room of the church at 6 30 p m A cordial invitation to attend these services is extended to the public H D Herr Pastor Dorothy E Lake the nineteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oren Lake died Thursday Sept 14 at the family home in Gilbert after a painful illness of bacillus meningitis The funeral was conducted from the home Saturday afternoon by Rev Buck of the Congregational church and interment was made in the Gilbert cemetery
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H. D. Herr
Dorothy E. Lake
Oren Lake
Gilbert
Rev. Buck
Congregational Church
Doctor I W Bouldin and the Boy Wonder Heal Many in Story County
Dr I W Bouldin and the Boy Wonder practice in Story County attracting many patients. The Nevada rooms were crowded and at the Hotel Ames the doctors work from morning until night. A woman seven miles away walked without crutches after first treatment and many receive relief from chronic kidney liver bowel and nervous diseases. They also treat epilepsy women’s diseases and men’s special illnesses. Free examination and diagnosis for ten days at the Hotel Ames.
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I. W. Bouldin
Boy Wonder
Story County
Nevada
Hotel
Ames
Hotel Ames
Local notices list Ames Bank payment center for deadlines
A notice urges payment before October 1 to avoid penalties. It directs residents to Story County Bank in Ames and vicinity for payment, providing a complete list of locations where to pay.
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Ames and Vicinity
Story County Bank
Freshman Grover C. Howard Dies After Illness
Grover C. Howard of Onawa died Saturday evening at Dr. B G Dyer's home after a brief illness of appendicitis. He had two prior attacks, underwent surgery last Wednesday, showed brief improvement, then declined rapidly. Family was notified and his sister arrived as he died. remains were taken to Onawa early Sunday.
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Grover C. Howard
Onawa
B. G. Dyer
Property transfers listed for Ames area transactions
Richard R. Chamberlain transfers to Vander lyn Chamberlain. Andrew E. and Nellie B. Anderson to Hiram Blake. C F Curtiss and wife to Marion Smith. C F Moulton and wife to C E Salsbury. E C Wilkinson and wife to Cora Wilkinson. K W Brown and wife to Lillie C Loighran. Each deed specifies lot numbers, blocks, and price in Ames real estate records.
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Andrew E
Nellie B. Anderson
Hiram Blake
S Ad Ames
C. F. Curtiss
Marion Smith
Ives
Ames
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St. Paul
America
W. J. Semmons
Mutual
Iowa
Ames, Iowa
Frank Noble
Burnham
New Stanhope
J. Jacobs
Herman, Grant Co, Minn
May Miller
Des Moines
L. E. Ashbaugh
Miss Turner
F. C. Minkler
la Porte City
M. L. Wilson
Lorimer
Beach, Erwie and
Little
Kansas City
American Pomological Society
Flo Paddock
Yankton
Fuller
Corydon
North- Western University
J. J. McConnell
Schools of
Cedar Rapids
Garrison
Pella College
W. H. Stevenson
I. O. Schaub
Iowa State College
Soil Physics Laboratory
W. H. Whalen
Resler
Cowen
Hiawatha
Cha
Pammel
Portland
Pommel
Pamme
A. S. Welsh
Mr. Brainard
Boone News
Wagner-Conklin
Annual Report
Jient
Kelley
Garden Prairie and
Stevenson
Geo
Person
W. Hughes
Minnesota
Charlie
C. L. Liverly
Mrs. Lytle
Illinois
Grandpa
Henry
C. C. Stevens
Clarence
Oswego
N. Y
Erma Stevens
Pearl Clayton
Eva Kinkaid
Corp Eee
Ss. Privile
Minonlianecws
Ewes
Owen
A. M. Shea
Dorothy EB. Lake
Richard R. Chamberlain
Vanderlyn Chamberlain
C. F. Moulton and
C. E. Salsbury
E. C. Wilkinson
Cora Wilkinson
Lee
Littles
Ad Ames
K. W. Brown
Lillie C. Loighran
Geniry Bros
United
Americas
Ituaa
Loughran & Bauer
the Boone
Ean
Ames Marble and Granite Works
W. J. Cadd
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