Fragmented US Senate Bonus Debate Report
A garbled report describes a senate discussion on a soldier bonus with names including Costigan Compton Norris Thompson and O'Mooney. It mentions New Mexico Wyoming New Orleans and New Seslea but the text is jumbled and the outcome unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Anites
Adas Amd Costigan
Colt
Compton
Norris
Neryasiting
New Moxico
Wyoming
New Seslea
Adons
Ant Costigan
Thompson
Norriy
A O'Mooney
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
The item lists numerous visitors and gatherings across Ames and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Gesick, Mrs. Albert Kinsisou, Mr. Forrest Tempetll, Mrs. Ethel Peilt, Mrs. Stacey Eichinger, Mr. and Mrs. John Habbi, Iz a Durbin, Mrs. Rowa, A. W. Moore, Jewel, Constance of Ames, and others, with weekend travels to Greeley and Denver. Various families hosted dinners and attended church events, plus a Methadiet Ladies group entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Amit Hirmy A
Benner
Gresley
Gesick
Greeley
Moore
Verle Heller
Urneil
Te Freshian Tuseliers College
Albert Kinsisou
Kinnelsan
Forrest
Harry Torwen, Jr
Liter
Constance
Ames
B.C
Fragments of Attendance and Visits Across Town
Plentiful names and travel notes show residents attending funerals, graduations, and family visits. Mentions include Mrs F T Newitt, Dr C F Kern, Mrs Dogry Ann Teottoo, and Mea Gleny Roherty with families, plus trips to Henver Cheyo and Fort Lupton. Several residents, including Miss Virginia Biggs and Miss Doris Weary, are noted visiting Denver and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville Pletteville
Mer
F. T. Newitt
Waite Johnston
C. F. Kern
Henver
Mra
Dogry Ann Teottoo
Fort Lupton
Gleny Roherty
Gretley
Jamés Morgan
Murdell
Ave
Donald
Cheyo
Mags Beachman
L. C. Camp
Lloyd
Harald
Louise
WD. Enger
Agricultural College Indian Collies
Join
Kate Elliott
Denver
Jeanie Brown
Wil Marker
Daughters
Colorado Springs
Vistt Bea
W. Carrol
Willy
Portland
Ore
Yellowstoun Park
Virginia Biggs
Doris Weary
Misson Biale McCave
Cora Carral Af Asnoley
Lae
Miss Carrel
J. W. Carrel
Gree
Jey
Slater
Williama
Weroka
Kia
Dean Richardaon Snson
Dean
God
Carl Ben
Atrs
Nels Dew
Wallington
Mayme Moss
Breckenridge
Medicine and Health Goods Price List from Local Store
A dated price list shows various health and household items with listed prices. Items include Listerine at 50 cents, syrup of Fi at 60 cents, Castoria at 40 cents, mineral oil at 60 cents, Bayer aspirin tablets at 100 bulk 80 cents, rubbing alcohol at 1 dollar, milk of magnesia at 1.20, and Sal Hep at 1 dollar, with other products and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Marnesis
Magneala
Missee Kent and Tessie Willameou Visit Agenda Kans
Nuon Nunn reports a weeklong visit for Missee Kent Tessie Willameou and others with Mina Went at Agenda Kaw. Names Avelene Collart Ruth Burke J Tel Kirtys Du Gremoy and Rob Crichton appear among local visitors and car trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth, Burke
Kwise
Avelene Collart
Amd Altra
L. T. Ifort
Sone
Bianelis Fatrbatru
Fort Collins
What Is Advertising and Its Far Reaching Effects
The piece argues advertising is ancient yet powerful, shaping industry and culture. It credits early showsman B T Hare with public appetite for paid advertising, noting ads lower costs, educate the public on standards, and foster new industries while putting people to work.
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Herman
Prue
Oloradoans
Mt Ma
A. A. Taylor
Milfred
Maxine
John Wells
Chester Melanea
Rex Hughaton Iy
Fred Smith
San Angeles
Milton Smith
Arizoon Tors
John Webbs
Loin Spenkins
Traitford
Tanley
Patricia
Wightower
T.J. Club
Sadist Church
Hiroe
M. H. Mainere
Mra. Mainere
Hou Atvera
Mra. Moss
J. W. Gray
Johnstown
Mig’ Batly
Lou Mons
Mra. Gray
Robert Patera
Gical
Jn Waverly
HE Greeley Drug CO
8Th Avenue
Hameo
Nuon
Lagerie Bly
The
Bureau of Research and Education
Advertising Federation of America
Adoudatn
America
Ha Éity
Delon
Htideeda
Theo Montters
Thus
Handmaidan of Progress
Advertising Federation
Amortea
Federation
Pennsylvania
New York City
Big Management Ag
Smallcat
Wwe
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