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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

4

Prof H G Bell Goes To Maine World Record Holder

Prof H G Bell leaves Ames to head the agronomy department at the State University and Agricultural College of Maine earning 2000 dollars yearly. He will oversee small grain work, direct a major west exhibition, and finish duties with the Iowa Small Grain Growers Association during January.

H. G. Bell State University and Agricultural College State of Maine Bell Iowa Small Grain Growers’ Association Ames Congregational Church

School Banners Teach Ethics In Ames Classrooms

Ames schools place five foot banners in eighteen grade rooms bearing mottoes such as Honesty, Industry and Patriotism. Pupils donated pennies to fund the banners, and Superintendent F. E. King proposes rotating mottos to spark daily reflection on virtue.

Ames Our City Tilden Bros F. E. King Prof. King

Community lecture series wraps with December events

Last Saturday Miss Knowles spoke to a small audience of housekeepers. Miss Charlton discusses educational value of pictures this Saturday with lantern demonstration. The story hour continues for children. A December 3 to 8 lineup features comedies and stage adaptations at the Armory Opera House including The Newlyweds Honeymoon and Married in Haste with details on casts and scenic effects.

Des Moines Boston Houston Churchill MacGrath Thurston Dillon John Moreland Lane Katrine Warren Peter Smith Barnegat Porter Limberlost Hitchens Garden of Allah Green Leavenworth MacGowan Judith of the Cumberland Vic Crane Edna Lurene Armory Opera House America W. F. Mann Harry J. Buhler Peltz & Carson Chicago New York Opera House M. E. Braddon L. B. Parker

Mrs. Minkler Arrives for Visit. Illinois Pioneer

Mrs. Margett Minkler, 85, arrived from Rochelle Illinois for a visit with her sons H. R. in Mes and C. M. in Nevada. An old west resident, she came to Illinois in 1833 and traveled alone to visit family last week.

Margett Minkler Rochelle Ill H. R Mes C. M Nevada M Inkler West Illinois

Conservatory Recitals Planned in Agriculture Hall

On Tuesday evening December 7 a recital by Conservatory pupils will be held in the new Agriculture hall. A closing recital is set for December 14 with advanced pupils. A program for the latter will be printed next week. Large attendance is hoped for both events.

Agriculture Hall Conservatory

Poultry Business to Expand in Ames South of Tracks

A new building south of the tracks is under construction for Fred Willey and his brother who plan to carry on an extensive poultry business in Ames.

Fred Willey Ames

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