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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1907

Page

5

Ames in Brief notes from Ames

Patrons discuss Stultz bakery prices 85c paper only 15c at Oagwin's Saturday. Vic Hugo vaudeville at the armory Thursday. Oagwin's Wallpaper Day set for Saturday. Bob Ricketts of Nevada visits for vaudeville at the armory April 11. Roy Brown visits Boone Sunday. Richard Brannberg visits the Alm home. Ladies Aid Society meets Friday at the Christian church with lunch served by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Jackson. W F Steigerwalt family from Carroll reside on North Douglas Street in the Cramblitt property.

Oagwin Bob Ricketts Nevada Ames Armory Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church Stevens Jackson W. F. Steigerwalt Carroll Cramblitt North Douglas Street

Iowa Oratory Champion Paul Smith Earns New Win

Paul Smith of Ames adds to his oratorical record with a recent victory in a fifteen dollar contest and a prospective sixty dollar or seventy five dollar prize. The Register and Leader notes his ongoing success in public speaking events.

Paul Smith Ames Register and Leader

Clark Returns As Expert Baker For Ames Bakery

Frank Stultz has persuaded Ben Clark to return to his bakery in Ames. The community rejoices at Clark resuming his place as an expert baker and serving the many residents who rely on his bread and pastry.

Frank Stultz Ben Clark Ames

Student elects editor and business manager for the year

At the student election on Tuesday W. H Peters of Keokuk was elected editor and Leonard Paulson of Triumph Minnesota was chosen business manager. Both are well adapted to their positions and the Student foresees a bright year ahead.

W. H Peters Keokuk Leonard Paulson Trumph Minnesota

Supt. King Re-Elected by City School Board

The Ames school board reelected Supt. King to lead the city schools for the coming year. His work improving grounds and buildings is noted, and the board and citizens express renewed confidence in his leadership.

Supt. King King Ames

College preps home talent play by Jack Daniel

Jack Daniel will bring Ames home talent troupe to perform A Bosom Friend of Bowser at the freshman reception on April twentieth. He has arranged to train the cast for the upcoming high school play and has delivered the goods for the event.

Jack Daniel Ames Bowser Jack Mr. Daniel

Mission workers Dr Douglass and Mr Puddefoot host Ames church meeting

Dr Douglass, twenty five year Home Missionary with Congregational church, and Mr Puddefoot of Massachusetts led a Tuesday night Ames church gathering. The event noted the speaker's upcoming retirement on May first. Also mentioned is the Christian church ladies’ selling event at Cudd Fellows hall on April 18.

Douglass Home Missionary Society The Congregational Church Puddefoot Massachusetts Ames Ladies of the Christian Church Cudd Fellows Hall

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Farsishic Cteess Reaase Duff Street Minnesota Farm C. J Pearl St Roe LE Reid College Robt Wygle Cal P. Coon Niles and Talbott Dago Street Stultz Bakery Vic” Hugo the Armory Roy Brown Boone Richard Brannberg Charles Alm Alm Iowa Oratory Clark Douglass-Puddefoot
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