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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1910

Page

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Veterans Association Meeting Ends in Ames Addresses

Story County Veteran's Association holds sessions on August 25 1910 at the Park with Col T J Miller presiding and speeches by Col Parley Sheldon and Prof B H Hibbard. August 26 features a Women's Relief Corps drill and an address by General James B Weaver of Colfax.

T. J. Miller Parley Sheldon Ames Oley Nelson Slater B. H. Hibbard Women's Relief Corps James B. Weaver 2Nd Iowa Infantry Colfax

Weaver to Speak at Story County Old Soldiers Reunion

General James B. Weaver of Colfax, notable Populist leader and former presidential candidate, will be the principal speaker at the Story County Old Soldiers Reunion in Ames on Friday. The article reviews Weaver’s career and notes how many 1892 Populist platform ideas have since been adopted by major parties and government policy.

James B. Weaver Colfax Iowa Story County Old Soldiers Ames United States Gen. Weaver Weaver Democratic Party Republican Party Springfield Mass Congress Republican Congress Pinchot Roosevelt

Roosevelt as Orator An English Analysis

An English writer describes Roosevelt as a powerful speaker with clear enunciation and dramatic gesture. He notes his ability to mix thunderous emphasis with humor and his drive to inspire moral improvement, calling him a preacher in general to civilized nations.

Roosevelt Cairo Methodist Conference

Teddy’s Blessings and Birth Announcements

West twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Arch West of Gilbert yesterday morning. Elliott newborn to Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott on August 17, a ten pound son. Baker baby born to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Baker of Wideaux Montana on August 21, a nine pound son. Mrs. Baker was Miss Edna Thompson, winner of four piano in the Intelligencer voting contest last August. Davis welcomes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis on August 22, a ten pound baby.

West Arch West Gilbert Elliott John Elliott Baker E. D. Baker Wideaux Montana Edna Thompson Davis Dwight Davis

Roosevelt Train to Ames for Friday Arrival Address

Col Theodore Roosevelt will arrive in Ames at 7 55 Friday morning on a special Chicago and North Western train. Mayor Sheldon and the Ames reception committee plan a brief address time and a platform near the station. Dean E W Stanton was chosen acting president of Iowa State College for at least a year, a surprising non candidate appointment.

Col Theodore Roosevelt U. S San Juan Hill Jennie Wheden Winterset Iowa United States Chicago Chicago and North-Western Railroad Ames Sheldon Col. Roosevelt E. W. Stanton Board of Education Iowa State College Dr. Stanton Beardshear

To Teddy and the Ames Community Tribute

A poem of well wishing dated Dec 1 honors various groups including veterans rural letter carriers students presidents and professors. It expresses strength salary hopes and lasting longevity for figures such as President Stanton and returning faculty.

Teddy Uncle Sam Ames President Stanton

Dr Rice to Greet Teddy in Ames Thursday

Dr. Thos Rice, a Rough Rider and member of Roosevelt's 1st Cavalry, will chair the Reception Committee greeting Col Roosevelt as he passes through Ames Thursday morning.

Thos. Rice Roosevelt Rough Riders Col. Roosevelt Ames

Soldiers Welcome to Ames Crowd

Cultivate cheerfulness invites residents to note visitors in Ames with emphasis on soldiers being welcomed and anticipated arrival.

Iowa State College at Ames Described as World’s Greatest

The article extols the Iowa State College as the greatest institution of its kind in the world and notes its location in Ames.

Iowa State College Ames

Ames vets lead in state exam standings after tough Des Moines test

State board reports show six top ranks from Ames and Iowa State College among 54 veterinary surgeons who took the June 17 18 exam in Des Moines. Notables include Dr F W Law and Dr Xo D Bergman as the Ames College earns broad praise from Dean Stange and faculty.

State Board of Examiners Des Moines Chicago Kansas City Ames Iowa State College F. W. Law Xo. D. Bergman Ames College Dean Stange

Ames Company C Impresses at Sparta Encampment

General Lincoln praised Ames Company C for their performance at the Sparta encampment. He said they matched any company in conduct and steadiness, with only three in the hospital on the final day. No drunks were observed among guards or regulars, and Lincoln’s brigade won a sham battle judged by regular army officers. Officers presented him a smoker at the close.

Lincoln Sparta Co. C Ames United States Army

Electric car plan eyed for Newton and Northwestern line

Receiver Col Sheldon reports 150 freight cars and two electric engines purchased to improve the Newton and Northwestern. A gasoline car may run between G and Kelley to handle passenger traffic. The Newton Colfax line may be electrified by Des Moines company with Rockwell City Fort Dodge Junction under study. The road is being upgraded to support electricity if desired.

Sheldon Newton and Northwestern Col. Sheldon Kelley Newton Colfax Des Moines Rockwell City Fort Dodge Junction

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Theodore Rkogrammer Story County Veteran's Association Henry Andrews Dyer Mason City Department of Iowa Grand Army of the Republic Mr. Roosevelt London Daily Mail Stanton Dr. Rice Ames Veterinary Doctors The Newton & Northwestern
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