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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
4
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Fort Dodge Senator Frederic Larrabee visited Ames and praised the winter short course for farm boys. He urged extending sessions and a summer short course to allow more boys to learn science based farming and bring back improved methods to their farms. He noted the program boosts crops and stock quality and inspired many farmers to adopt new techniques.
Congregational Church hosts a day of anniversaries with Pastor William J. Minchin. Morning address on Milton. Dec 9 marks Milton’s birth anniversary. Dec 10 marks Charles Wesley’s 200th birth anniversary. Evening includes hymns and life story with music by Stillman and Reid.
Ames dominates Iowa college events with a Thanksgiving Day win at Drake Stadium, securing the state championship for the third straight year. The feature concert at the College Chapel highlights Prof. Thompson delivering a recital talk “Sparks,” with pieces by Handel, Mendelssohn, Haydn, and Wagner among others performed by a full choir and soloists.
The new Tribune impresses with a distinct and modern design, unlike the old Tribune and other Iowa papers like the Register and Leader. It borrows influences from Boston Washington and California touches while avoiding Chicago and New York styles, aiming for a unique yet familiar newspaper appearance.
A writer laments Ames receives only a three o clock evening edition and a two o clock morning paper from Des Moines. He suggests Des Moines publishers could adjust two Polky roads times if they had the nerve.
The notice urges readers to finish holiday shopping early and buy winter clothing now before the January thaw begins, citing upcoming seasonal changes and supply concerns.
Mr Taft will be as much at home in the executive chair at Washington as Gov Garst is in Des Moines Both are familiar with the jobs and ready for the tasks ahead in their respective capitals.
At a Sunday morning church meeting the congregation unanimously voted to call Rev. G. T. Houser of Boone. Houser accepted and will attend the regular services this Sunday and plans to move here soon. He is a leading minister in the state’s Christian Church.
At 9:45 Bible School begins and 11:00 a sermon by pastor. Junior Union meets at 3:00 followed by B Y P U at 6:30 and a final sermon by the pastor at 7:30 centered on The Baptist Principle of Obedience.
Andrew M. Shea as pastor leads 9:45 a m Sunday School with Prof R C Barrett. 11:00 a m sermon by Rev Herbert C Hart. 6:30 p m Epworth League topic The Gains of Being Sure of Salvation by Miss Schreiner. 7:30 p m sermon by Rev H C Hart with Prof Arthus S Magann leading in song. Daily sermons at 2:30 and 7:30 p m.
Mil ford and Grant residents gathered for Thanksgiving meals with J W Bateman and family and others. Several local residents travelled to Wisconsin, Des Moines, or eastern Iowa for visits or shopping while holiday plans included moving to Oregon and tile work on a farm.
Prof. Arthur MacMurray appears as the new head of the public special department after speculation over his position. He presented Eugene Field themed entertainment as part of the Methodist Ladies' Lecture course at the new church, aligning with Field's memory as a children's poet.
A brief note touts DeWitts Little Barly Risers as the best small pills for the liver, described as pleasant and mild. They are sold by C A Gamble.
Three couples wed in Ames on Thanksgiving day in a dignified ceremony by Rev. W J Minchin at the Congregational parsonage and home. Merle Templeton and Ella Schlegel tied the knot while David Ives and Magdalena Gardner joined later, followed by Millard Ives and Mary Scott. Guests then enjoyed a bountiful turkey dinner as both families plan to live in Ames near the college.
The ceremony took place at St. Cecilia's church with Father Renier in charge. The bride, a six year Ames resident, worked as a collector for Mutual Telephone. The groom, an I. S. C. graduate in electrical engineering in 1907, now works in Chicago and will reside there with his bride after marriage. Mrs. Fenton accompanied them to Chicago for medical treatment.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Beryle Barker died November 28 at their North Ames home. A brief service led by Rev. W. S. Fowle was held Sunday afternoon, with burial in Ames cemetery. The family receives the community’s sympathy.
At the Masonic lodge a spread followed by a third degree ceremony. Master W. J. Semmons led preliminary work in the afternoon. Harry Semmons Prof Colburn C R Parks and Lawrence Green received the third degree. The father noted the son rose in esteem.
Statement of the condition of an Ames Story County bank under Iowa law as of November 23, 1908. It lists assets including cash items, real property, drafts, and deposits. capital stock at 75,000.00. total assets 208,215.16 with deposits totaling 200,607.15 and various securities and overdrafts.
Notice announces an application for pardon of William P Lyndon, convicted of murder in Story County Iowa in 1879 and sentenced to life. It cites innocence, circumstantial evidence, thirty years of imprisonment, Civil War veteran status, and pension. Petition sent to the 33rd Iowa General Assembly meeting January 11, 1909 in Des Moines.
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