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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
2
Northwestern United Doctors, licensed in the state, advertise a May 1 to 15 event at the Elliott Hotel offering free consultation and examination for deformities and nervous and chronic diseases of men, women, and children. They claim no charge beyond medicine and urge patients to report benefits to friends.
Rain delayed Easter events while residents travel to Des Moines Davenport and Kansas City. Names appear: Earl Kooser John Sloss Otto Smith William McCartney Thal Paxton J C Copestake Nickle R T Jeffries Herbert Bryant George R Lemon Charles Holmes Hiram Carson L B Spinney Roy O Donnell George A Snooks James Shallenberger Palmer Thompson Bingemann A F Rayness and Berley Sims. The South Side seeks a new fire building and local trips include Boone Nevada Des Moines Dubuque and Carroll with several business visits and Easter visitations.
Tau Beta Pi honored about 25 members at the Chamberlain hotel in Des Moines on a Saturday night banquet. Ten spring initiates were among the attendees, including F. E. Beat Ey H. C. Beck man and others. The event featured a four course dinner and toasts ending near midnight Type: not a proper OCR line.
A fragmentary article mentions Tau Beta Pi admission as a high honor stressing character, leadership, and camaraderie beyond scholarship. It also outlines Ames Iowa city council plans for a paving project with multiple material options and the process for bids, plans, and approvals.
The City Clerk of Am by order publishes notices in the Ames Times and Intelligencer. Dates listed include the 6th 13th 20th and 27th of April 1911. Notices pertain to official city actions and public information in Ames Iowa.
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