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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1911

Page

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New High School Contract With Modern Ames Plan

Architects Proudfoot Bird and Rawson expect bid awards the day after openings for a three story high school with brick and stone trim inspired by Agricultural Hall. Auditorium seats 600 with a 70 by 42 foot hall and 40 by 20 stage. gym beneath. Fireproof corridors, lighted classrooms, high ceilings, and good ventilation noted. Foundation hoped this fall. Local work also notes college classification and theater and business renovations in Ames including Twin Owl carwork and U K barber shop refitting.

Proudfoot, Bird and Rawson Hall of Agriculture

Holden case stirs Iowa teachers over land syndicate claims

In Roland Record copy, all Iowa State College instructors are re elected except Prof Holden. The State Board of Education asks Holden to explain ties to a western land syndicate while questioning if such scrutiny should apply to professors broadly. Holden remains popular with Iowa farmers amid debate over ethics and investment.

Roland Iowa State College Ames Holden State Board of Education Prof. Holden State Board Iowa

Free tuition law may boost Iowa high school attendance

The Iowa free tuition statute would allow rural students to attend any eligible high school at no personal cost. It outlines applications, certificates, grade placement after exams, and tuition payments by the resident district, with penalties if unpaid.

Iowa U. S

Proposed Ames High School Building Plan Details

The plan shows a 14 by 65 main building with 33 by 72 wings. An auditorium at the rear measures 70 by 42 with balcony and a 20 by 40 stage seating 600, plus well lighted study and recitation rooms. A gymnasium sits underneath, with the building positioned on the half block east of the central structure facing west.

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Ames reunion links Kalsem and Strom families after 61 years

A decades spanning reunion unfolds in Ames as Jacob Strom, long separated from the Kalsem family who emigrated from Norway, reunites at S. V. Kalsem’s 50th anniversary. The surprise guest meets ninety relatives, with follow up visits to the Iowa State Fair and a lavish Boone street dinner hosted by Wettland and Taylor.

Kalsem Jacob Strom 8. V. Kalsem Kalsems Stroms Norway Prairies Ilinois Kisems Intelligencer Radcliff Strom Story City Ames S. V. Kalsém Rip van Winkle Tony Mr. Strom S. V. Kalsem Des Moines

Ames Chautauqua Sees Six-Year Ironclad Run

Lance notes Ames ranks as western Iowa’s lone surviving chautauqua. The venue reliably yields surpluses from 00 to 1000 due to superior program and active leadership. Frequent officer turnover fuels success, while long tenure saps energy and attendance. effective secret is rotating executives yet keeping them on the board for counsel.

E Lance Iowa Ames Ames Chautauqua

National Guards Back From Shenandoah Encampment

Members of Company C returned last night from a ten day encampment at Shenandoah. They report a fine time and a splendid encampment.

National Guards Co. C Shenandoah

Farewell Organ Program for Ames Methodist Church Musician

Calvin Ringgenberg, organist at the Ames Methodist Church for two years, leaves next week for Boston to complete his musical education. A special 7:30 PM program precedes the evening service, featuring works by Lemmens Handel Wagner Lemare and others, with Carl Ringgenberg on violin. Ringgenberg helped lead Ames musical life, excels in church duties, high school ensembles, and plans to continue violin while finishing senior high studies.

Methodist Church Calvin Ringgenberg Boston D.—Lemmens Handel Trameri Carl Ringgenberg Pilgrim's Chorus Ser Lemare Crissman Teilman Ringgenberg Ames Methodist Sunday School Carl Nnhaw

Prouty Reasserts Southern Control Theme in Cotton Debate

Washington Times reports Congressman Prouty renews the claim that southern Democrats dominate the House in cotton policy. The piece notes the need for clarity on actions proposed, amid a Republican presidency seen as aligned with southern Democrats through key cabinet positions and free list policy.

Fron Prouty Washington Times Supreme Court the Treasury Northwest

Sailor Mathews Transferred From Montana to Dixie in New York

Message from D. J. Mathews now stationed aboard the U S Ship Montana states he has been transferred to the Dixie in New York City. The notice confirms a change of assignment affecting the serviceman and base location.

Princess Theatre Ames D. J. Mathews U. S Montana Dixie New York City

A New Hen Story From Monona County

Monona county reports a Plymouth Rock hen owned by Mrs. L. W. Warner of Blencoe laid five double yolk eggs and one ordinary egg in six days. The record surpasses the famed "hen and a half" tale cited by the Sioux City Tribune.

Monona County Plymouth Rock L. W. Warner Blencoe Sioux City Tribune

State Fair Travel Crowds the Road

Monday morning traffic through Ames set an all time high as trains crowded with fairgoers filled coaches. Trainmasters Siverson and Wallhizer oversaw passenger transfers to Des Moines lines No 53 28 and 29 with multiple cars added amid standing room limits. Early northbound trains arrived in two sections 5:30 and 7:00, platform confusion ran high, and officials arranged more trains for the rest of the week.

Ames Siverson Belle Plaine Wallhizer Dessioines Eve Dex Carroll-Ames Des Moines Clinton-Ames

Dr Wiley Up Against It In Pure Food Probe

The congressional inquiry into the government pure food department reveals Dr Wiley says canneries use poisonous preservatives and that a Department of Agriculture panel including Dr Wiley Dr Dunlap and Attorney Mc Cabe votes against prosecution, tainting Roosevelt era reform under Taft and forcing accountability.

Wiley Pure Food Department Agricultural Department Dunlap McCabe

Mason City Times Sold to Williams Brothers and James E Williams

State Printer Emory English sells his stake in the Mason City Times to W Williams George H Williams and James E Williams The Williams brothers bring strong management with W G Williams as general manager who has built Success Linotype in Des Moines The Times is poised to become a leading newspaper under new ownership English will run the Des Moines printing and publishing house he founded.

Mason City Times Emory English George H James E. Williams English the Times Williams Brothers W. G. Williams Linotype Company Des Moines The Times Intelligencer

College road proposal eyed as campus link to Gilbert

Local officials and Franklin township trustees weigh opening a road through the college grounds to Squaw Creek and a connection to Gilbert and the Dieh Way. Substantial costs for a Squaw Creek bridge are agreed, but debates focus on traffic rules, waterway needs, and college control over access and closure. The parties seek a practical, reasonable settlement to realize a north campus road.

College Squaw Creek Gilbert Boone Street Board of Supervisors Te College State State Board Nevada Mc Hees State College Franklin Township Cnet Board of Education

Many Motors Through State Reach Fair Week

State residents prefer motoring to rail travel amid crowded rail conditions. Every day this week a dozen to twenty cars pass through, with vehicles from northern, western, and eastern regions on transcontinental routes.

J. J. Grove Speaks at Northwest District Missionary Meet

J. J. Grove attended the Northwest District Missionary convention of the Church of Christ in Goldfield on Tuesday. He delivered an address on the subject Our Allegiance to State Missions.

J. J. Grove Goldfield Northwest District The Church of Christ

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