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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

Page

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Ames City Schools Announce Openings And Rules For 1909

The Ames City Schools plan for a September 6 opening with high school at 8 a.m. and lower grades at 9 a.m. Non residents face seating limits and higher tuition. New laws mandate compulsory attendance, ban secret societies, and require outward-opening doors. Superintendent King warns parents to enroll early and cooperate for a smooth year.

Ames City Ames Mr. King Ames City Schools Hunt White Jaynes and Wesselhoef Virgil Knapp Bennett Milikan Gales Wolfson Myer I High School Ames High School House Senate Board of Directors

Ed Amherst Ott urges Ames to build a boys’ social center

The Iowa City Citizen reports Ott urging a local headquar ters for boys and young men with gym baths game rooms and a library. He argues Iowa City should provide a proper environment for its youths alongside university support.

Ed Amherst Ott Iowa City

Iowa State College Readies for Fall Term With Campus Upgrades

Returning students will face entrance tests and classification beginning Tuesday. New walks and lighting improvements dot the campus while dining and office spaces expand. Staffing changes include Prof. Roudebush joining mechanical engineering and two women filling Domestic Economy roles. Water and gas facility updates enhance campus utilities as work proceeds in Agricultural Hall and the Engineering Annex.

Iowa Iowa State College Ames Agricultural Hall Central Florence Walls College Marezaret Hall Miss Walls Association W. H. Meeker Allen R. B. Roudebush Mrs. Muir Hodge Avenue Roudebush Cornell Morgan Engineering Co Alliance Ohio Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co J. P. Varela T. S. Minert. N. Leerburg Milwaukee Rankin Meeker Allis Chalmers Co I. I. Co D. E Lela Purdy Chicago University Donavan Lulu Graves The

Payne Improves Yet Restless at Nevada Office

Editor W O Payne remains away from his desk at the Nevada Representative office as a lingering typhoid fever siege holds on. He passes the days on his front porch studying psychology in the Nevada park.

Payne W. O. Payne Nevada Nevada Park

Westfall Campus Officer Confined to Bed Again

Mr. Westfall the campus police man has been ill all summer and remains confined to his bed.

Mr. Westfall

State Fair Opens With Week of Exhibits and Shows

The state fair begins tomorrow with a packed week of events. Highlights include two Liberatti concerts, Pain's Battle in the Clouds, vaudeville, races at 1 p.m., and free admission days. Des Moines day features Governor Varrant and Gen. Grant appearances, while Ames hosts agricultural and domestic science displays.

Iowa Brigade Oskaloosa 56Th Regiment Ft. Dodge and Graham's Pain Gran Liberatti Des Moines 56Th Regt Hobsons and Hollands La-Tell Sisters Bill” Coop Liberati Fred D. Grant Varrant Rappahannock Ames Agricultural College

Ames at the Iowa State Fair highlights and exhibits

Ames will be prominent at the Iowa state fair opening Friday. Prof Curtiss oversees the horse exhibit while Prof Kennedy heads horse and swine judging. Ames and Story county show strong representation with special fair trains and ample seating. The Ames Building at the fair features a miniature college with lectures on domestic economy and agriculture, staffed by extension staff and college departments.

G. R. Bliss Horticultural Department R. K. Bliss H. H. Kildee Prof. Pierce J. BE. Kirkham F. M. Okey Nicholas FE. W. Lambert Lowa Miss Hayden Mr. Campbell Ames Percy Watkins Robinson Curtiss W. J. Kennedy Colle Story County George Hippee Harry Polk Bert Maisch Des Moines Street Railway Northwestern Iowa State College Miss Charleton Miss Knowles Iowa Town State College B. W. Crossley H. G. Bell

Nevada Electric Light Plant Destroyed by Fire

The Nevada Electric Light plant burned to the ground at four this morning. Origin unknown. Firefighters saved adjacent buildings but could not save the plant valued at 15100 with 5000 insurance. City without lights or water for pumping. many shift to kerosene lamps. temporary plant expected in fifteen days. Superintendent Harrison shops for traction engine to pump water until power returns. Public health notes water supply cut off.

Nevada Harrison

Old Soldiers Hold County Reunion in Ames

Veterans travel from across the county to Story City for the thirty first annual county association reunion. Story City hosts events August 26 and 27 with regis tration, meals, band performances, speeches by Dept Commander McDonald and T E Thurreson, ball games, and entertainment for all ages.

Ames Story City County Association The Mike McDonald T. KE. Thuresson Perry M. McDonald Roland

Oregon-Washington Limited Brings New Northwestern Trains

The Chicago & Northwestern Ry adds the Oregon-Washington Limited running daily from Chicago at 11:30 am to Portland arriving 8:30 am. The route offers Pullman sleeping cars, dining service, and through service from New York to Portland with no car changes. Officials cite double track automatic safety signals and extensive publicity as factors boosting travel and regional development.

Western Points Chicago & Northwestern Ry Oregon-Washington Limited Chicago Portland Tacoma Seattle Pullmans New York Lake Shore Northwestern Ames Des Moines Iowa Pullman North Pacific Coast Union Pacific & Northwestern Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Puget Sound Columbia River Umatilla Missouri River Pacific Coast

Army car passes Sunday on transcontinental military run

Private M B Parrott and Lieut B B Rosenthal with mechanician Frank X Zirbes depart New York August 18 in a Mitchell Ranger to deliver dispatches from Major General Leonard A Wood to Major General John F Weston in California. The trip covers about 3693 miles through eleven states ending at the Presidio San Francisco.

M. B. Parrott N. Y B. B. Rosenthal Frank X. Zirbes New York Leonard A. Wood Department of the East John Ff. Weston Department O California Mitchell Ranger Marshalltown Ames Automobile Company Presidio San Francisco Wood Congress Signal Corps Bate Mitchell Motor Car Company Racine Wis Parrott 19Th Regiment John J. Pruyn W. L. Burnett Poughkeepsie Mr. Parrott

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Holleck F. BE. King Welch Avenue State College Story County Old Soldiers Association Ellsworth Atlantic Pacific Lieut. Rosenthal Zerbes L. H. Pammel Winnepeg
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