Real estate transfers listed in Ames Times brief
J W Caughey and wife sell to Jasper T Nelson for 500 dollars sub lot 1 of lot 2 in nose section 583 24. Charles E McHose and wife sell to A F Pearson for 500 dollars 25 feet east of a corner stone etc. M A Manning and wife sell to J Jacobs for 22647.50 se ex 1 acre section 26 83 24. William R Mathews and wife sell to Ira G Dewel for 2500 dollars lots 2 and 3 block 42 Nevada. R C Plummer and wife sell to I G Nelson for 2500 dollars lots 5 and 6 block 14 Mc Callsburg. T L Gossard to F M Coulter for 700 dollars lots 15 and 16 block 1 Lees addition Ames. Jennie Shannon and husband to Henry D Bryant for 2050 dollars lots 5 in Lockwoods addition city of Ames. B C Howland and wife to L E Fatland for 62.50 one half in lot 7 block 3 Huxley. Frank M Coulter and wife to H C Mills for 500 dollars lot 14 block 1 Lees addition Ames. Mills for 500 dollars lot 12 block 1 Lees addition. C M Soper clerk to Jennie LB A Geddings c of title lot 4 block 1 Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Caughey
Jasper T. Nelson
Chas. E. McHose
A. F. Pearson
M. A. Manning
J. Jacobs
William R. Mathews
Ira G. Dewel
Nevada
R. C. Plummer
I. G. Nelson
McCallsburg
T. L. Gossard
F. M. Coulter
Lees
Ames
Jennie Shannon
Henry D. Bryant
Lockwoods
B. C. Howland
L. E. Fatland
Huxley
Frank M. Coulter
H. C. Mills
Lees Addition
C. M. Soper
Jennie LB. A. Geddings
Community notices from Valley Junction and nearby
Rev Kite preached at the Congregational church to a large gathering last Sunday evening. Miss Irma Stevens returns to Des Moines to attend school this year. Carl Rosenfeld attended Fontz cattle sale near Nevada earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs N Williams host relatives from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Duckworth of Boone visited daughter Mrs A Freed. Ladies Aid picnic planned at Zumwalt's today. Mrs Liverly of Diagonal visited her son C L Siverly. Miss Neva Freed visited cousin Margaret Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rex of Ontario spent Sunday with parental A Freed home. Mrs Jim Freed visiting Des Moines with daughter Frovick. A goodly number went to Des Moines Monday to hear Taft. L G Rosenfeld went to Des Moines to meet his mother Louise Rosenfeld returning from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kite
Valley Junction
C. L. Siverly
Congregational Church
Mrs. N. Williams
Chicago
Mrs. Duckworth
Boone
A. Freed
Rex
Ontario
Jim Freed
Des Moines
Frovick
Jim
L. G. Rosenfeld
Louise Rosenfeld
R. W. Crane
Johnson's rise from humble roots to Minnesota governor
The article recounts John A. Johnson's life from a Swedish immigrant family in St. Peter Minnesota born 1861 through his ascent from a grocer’s helper and pharmacist to journalist and finally governor. It notes a false boomerang circular about his father and his ultimate election margin, plus his focus on law enforcement and tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
John Johnson
Dunn
John
Johnny
Little
Little Public
St. Peter
Herald
St. Paul
Roosevelt
John Albert Johnson
Henry Essler
Steel Trust
Minneapolis
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Abe
Bryan
Taft
Boston
Democrats of
The
State
Politi
F Johnson
Minnesota Press
Gustaf Johnson
Sweden
America
Caroline Haden
Night on Bald Mountain and a Cure Claim
A Fort Edward man climbs Bald Mountain to help a neighbor with asthma using Dr King’s New Discovery. The medicine allegedly relieved the neighbor and later cured his son's wife of a severe lung trouble. It is promoted as a universal lung cure with various ailments and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Moving House Promptly by Haverly
Advertisement states H C Haverly is equipped to move houses promptly. No location or contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Haverly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ames Times
Kelley
Irma Stevens
Carl Rosenfeld
Fontz
Ladies Aid Society
Zumwalt’s
Mrs. Liverly
Diagonal
Neva Freed
Margaret
Missouri
iJr
Dyer
B. Kooser
American Commonwealth
Asylum For the Insane
Story
Ames Savings Bank
Iowa
Tima
Armory Opera House
Harry Scott CO
the Girl From
Eunice Fitch
U.S. A
Judisch Bros. Drug Store
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