Cement Users Assn Plans Third Annual January Convention
Ames Iowa Dec 22 Special At a Des Moines meeting the Cement Users Assn voted to hold its third annual convention at Iowa State College in late January. The event will showcase cement uses and machinery with exhibits and standard sands for testing. Exhibitors may use the new college forge shop and attendees are urged to bring raw materials and finished products for display. The program targets engineers architects contractors and cement manufacturers with reduced rail rates and campus lodging. For info contact the Iowa Association of Cement Users Ames Iowa. 63-21
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Christmas mood fills Stuart's with dressed poultry and holiday goods
Local shoppers anticipate a busy Christmas as Parrish's Savings Bank Store promotes holiday goods and The Standard Furniture Company expands stock with fine chairs. Residents travel home for the holidays while others plan visits to Des Moines Brighton Wyman Keota West Onester and Albia for festive gatherings and family time.
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Finest Christmas meat from McCulley and Crone
We offer ex tra fine beeves and hogs prepared for the Christmas trade with careful killing and dressing. Buyers are assured of pure home grown meat and freedom from packing house adulteration. Come in and be convinced at 63 2b McCulley & Crone. Place holly wreath orders with Keck Flora Co.
Busy Man's Course at Iowa Agricultural College
From December 31 to January 12 Ames invites farmers and their families to study livestock, corn, grains, and fruit at a special program. The Animal Husbandry department features top cattle and sheep, including Defender the grand champion steer, with prize herd stock from Donohoe Brothers. Reduced rail rates apply, board nearby, tuition $3 for Iowa residents and $5 for others.
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Christmas Minstrels and Holiday Visits Reported in Davenport
Miss Essie MacGugin spent yesterday in Davenport for Christmas events. J T Matthews traveled to Ainsworth on business. Keck Floral Co offers blooming plants for Christmas. Father Sueppel and Rev Dimmitt left for Iowa City and Petersburg for holiday business. Miss Maud Hopkirk arrived to visit in Davenport. Howard Ross and crew finish Wooley house and work on the barn near Havre. Tom Anderson ships seed corn to Roumania yesterday, a county long distance record.
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Ainsworth
Keck Floral Co
Father Sueppel
Iowa City
Maud Hopkirk
Davenport
J. M. Walker
Tom Anderson
Roumania
King of All Cough Medicines Adverts Foley Kidney Cure
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports kidney cure by Foley's Kidney Cure after failing other treatments. He says second bottle showed improvement and five bottles cured him, enabling a life insurance exam. The ad claims Foley's cures kidney bladder and back-ache conditions. sold by druggists.
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New Britain
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