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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

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Farewell Dinner for T S R Club Members Leaves Ames

The T S R club holds a farewell dinner at the Odd Fellows hall in Ames for six members moving away to California Oklahoma Oregon Colorado and other places. Attendees include Mrs L B Hill and Mrs George Armstrong with toasts by W P George J W Batemen and others. A purse of 14 75 is given to Henry May and a mail box penny fine rule is enacted.

Frank D. Smith Grant Township Santa Anna Valley California Harry Amesbury Okemah Oklahoma Lee Smith Milford Township Hood River Oregon John Roland Denver Colorado Halstead Milford Gilbert M. J. McCarthy Kossuth County Iowa Henry Wallace Odd Fellows Hall Teddy Story County Ames Wallace Roosevelt Moses Odd Fellows Santa’ Claus W. P. George J. W. Batemen F. R. Conaway Frank Kooser

Ames High Debaters to Face Winterset in January

The Ames High team Homer Templeton Laura Jones Earl Smith and alternate Max George will represent Ames High in the second annual intercity debate against Winterset on January 8 at the Methodist church. The event featured music by the Girls Glee Club and High School Orchestra and a speech by Howard Hill praising the team.

Homer Templeton Laura Gibson Earl Smith Max George Ames High School Congregational Church Miss Tompkins Guthrie M. L. King Ames Winterset King Howard Hill Mr. Hill Ames High Hill I. 8 S. C Cedar Falls Maurice van Auken Laura Jones DeKoven High School Mi Yen United States Templeton Earl Baird Percy Percy el- High School Orchestra Percy Ellis Lis Innocence Baril Smith

Births and dates of historic Iowa figures and events

A collage lists births of Samuel J. Kirkwood and Dan W. Hamilton, noting Kirkwood died in 1894 and his wife near 90. It recalls Louisiana transfer in 1803, Plymouth Rock landing in 1620, the 1835 Croton water project start, the 1773 Boston Tea Party, Beethoven born 1770, slavery abolition 1865, 13th Amendment ratified, and Silas Weaver born 1843, with other dates tied to Iowa and U.S. history.

Samuel Jordan Kirkwood Iowa Hartford County Illinois Senator Burgess Cresco Maine Intelligencer’s College Plymouth Rock America New York City Croton Manhattan Island Boston Ludwig von Beethoven Bonn Vienna U. S Silas M. Weaver Iowa Falls Supreme Court New York

Governor-elect fills key posts in Freem registry plans

Governor-elect Carroll appoints Col. Guy BE as adjutant general and Bill Nye as private secretary, making them eligible for registry in Freem. The note appears in Conaway's weekly gazette of Who's How Old and When in the Grinnell Herald.

Carroll Col Guy BE Bill” Nye Freem. Conaway’s Weekly Gazette of Grinnell Herald

Dr Aplin Buys Farm Near Town

Dr. C. A. Aplin purchased the W. W. Ellis farm northeast of town for $12,000. Campbell and Graves negotiated the sale. He will not farm the land himself but will rent it to others.

Dr. Aplin C. A. Aplin W. W. Ellis Campbell & Graves

Grinnell Glee Club Concert Postponed at M. E. Church

The Grinnell glee club concert scheduled at the M. E. church has been postponed. Details on new date are not provided.

M. BE Grinnell Glee Club

Know's Something About Good Corn Wins at National Show

Ames student judges captured the $1,000 trophy from the Western Grain Dealers association at the National Corn show in Omaha. The winning team included Schmaidt, Wood, Hendricks, Quaife, and Murphy. Kansas placed second and Missouri third, with further World open class prizes awarded to Johnson County Corn club Franklin Indiana $515 and Ray F Bennett Ames Iowa $100 among others.

Ames Western Grain Dealers’ Association Omaha Messrs. Schmaidt Wood Hendricks Quaife Murphy Kansas Missouri Johnson County Corn Club Franklin Ind Ray F. Bennett Iowa Sherman Township Corn Club Elliott John Sandberg Whiting

Feast of Lights Chanukah Observed With Candle Lighting

The article explains Chanukah, the feast of lights, beginning December 18 with one candle and adding a candle daily for eight days. It recalls Antiochus Epiphanes, the Maccabees, the desecration and rededication of the temple, and notes candles symbolize the fallen colonies or states in the warfare.

Antiochus Epiphanes Syria Temple Jerusalem

Washington Senate Shows Unlikely Brotherhood

The Grinnell Herald notes a humorous scene as Senators Dolliver and Cummins walk arm in arm in the Senate. It contrasts past Iowa feuds with current bipartisan warmth, while Mrs. Dolliver and Mrs. Cummins observe from the gallery as Republicans in Iowa seem to seek peace.

Washington Dolliver Cummins Senate Iowa Mr. Cummins

Glee Club Concert Promises Best Show Yet

The I. S. C. Glee Club conducts its regular term concert at the Chapel on Thursday evening December 17. Violin instructor Miss Georgine Van Aaken joins with solo numbers and new concert music brought from England by Prof. Thompson to boost the program.

I. S.C. Glee Club Georgine van Aaken Thompson England Glee Club

Col O Brien Honors Christmas Eve Tradition at 83

Col O Brien will hang his stocking on Christmas Eve as for 82 years. Born December 24 he turns 83. He is the region's sole Mexican War survivor, fought at Buena Vista, and a Civil War veteran. Friends wish his stockings bring joy and warmth to ward off rheumatism.

P. O’brien Buena Vista

Ladies of Relief Corps Present Flag to Welch School

The Ladies of the Relief Corps will present a large flag to the Welch school near the college on Friday afternoon after noon. They have previously presented flags to each downtown building.

The Relief Corps Welch School College

Pleasant Grove Revival Meeting Ends with Baptisms

Special meetings in Pleasant Grove led by Rev. A. M. Elliot and Adjutant Illsley concluded after two weeks with a Sunday morning service. Several souls were converted and baptized, marking a general spiritual uplift in the community.

A. M. Elliot Adjutant Illsley

Prize Calves and Breeds Headed to Ames Short Course

Ames hosts a January short course featuring stock judging corn judging poultry soils horticulture dairying and domestic science. Iowa State secures 20 prize Shorthorn cattle from Carpenter Ross Evansfield Ohio and six Aberdeen Angus from Rosengift Stock Farm Kelley Iowa. Attendees gain access to top American breeds including the International prize calf herd and Roan Jim the famed Canadian steer.

Ames Iowa State College Ohio Carpenter & Ross Evansfield America Rosengift Kelley Iowa Kansas City Missouri

Ames Poultry firm seeks new Ames home to boost local business

The Taylor livery barn sale may push out a good business. The Ames Poultry company, thriving with ice and cold storage, seeks a new location in Ames to expand. It has drawn thousands in trade and new customers, and needs rental space and larger yards. Boost Foote & Son to find a proper site.

Taylor Ames Poultry Company Ames Ames Merchants Foote & Son

Winter Comes But Once a Year Warning

Weather prophets warn of a severe coming winter and blizzards. Ames stores urged to stock up on supplies before storms limit ordering options. Buy now to avoid freezing conditions.

Ames

Where to go for the Winter rail ads humor

The Omaha Bee quips that at this latitude there is no need to travel for winter, just wait for it. The note highlights how rail advertising markets stay optimistic about winter travel by implying the season will arrive naturally. The humorous line emphasizes regional climate expectation over outbound tourism.

The Omaha Bee

Former Ames Boy Named Governor’s Secretary

Governor-elect Carroll selects Charles C. Nye as secretary in the executive office. Nye, son of Rev. C. L. Nye, is a Mount Vernon college graduate with newspaper experience at Des Moines Capital, Register and Leader and Tribune. Salary set at $1,800. He is regarded as highly qualified.

Carroll Charles C. Nye C. L. Nye M. BE College At Mount Vernon Des Moines Capital Register and Leader Tribune

Ames Gets New Auto Garage on Onondaga Street

The Will Tayor barn was sold to Lee Doolittle George Kooser and Ed Proper for 5000 to establish an automobile garage. They plan selling autos storing and repairing. Foote of Ames Produce Co holds a lease until June 1 and may not vacate before then without a new location.

Meeting at Congregational church appoints new executive committee

At the Congregational church meeting Thursday evening a feature to raise interest was announced. An executive committee was formed with Ed Rex as chairman, joined by Prof. A V Storm, Harry Brown, Galen Tilden and C H Pasley.

Congregational Church Ed Rex A. V. Storm Harry Brown Galen Tilden C. H. Pasley

Mexican Official Foex Visits College for Inspection

Senor Foex director of a Mexican experimental station visited the college at the start of the week as a representative of the Mexican government. He inspected colleges in the United States and spoke to students at chapel Tuesday morning.

Senor Foex Mexico United States

Evergreen Meeting Series Held by Rev Warner Johnson

Rev Warner Johnson of the U B Church is conducting a series of meetings at Evergreen. The work proceeds with notable interest despite bad weather and busy times.

Warner Johnson U. B. Church Evergreen

Billy Sunday versus Teddy in Washington clash

Grinnell Herald reports Billy Sunday showing envy toward the big man in Washington as he concedes to Teddy’s versatile portrayal of a liar. The piece frames Sunday’s stance amid political theater and contrasts the two figures’ public personas.

Billy Sunday Washington Grinnell Herald

Po it Now. Lives of some great men remind us

A brief quotation notes that prudence yields merit in bold self promotion and suggests advertisers should be proactive. The judge’s remark underscores the value of public visibility and confident self display for success.

Grinnell Glee Club Concert Postponed

The Grinnell glee club concert has been postponed due to undisclosed scheduling changes.

Boys Serve as Stock Judges for Exam Week

Superintendent King selects 32 high school boys to hold stock during five days of final exams at Iowa State College. The boys gain revenue and practical knowledge from judging the stock while earning 75 dollars each for Christmas investments and 12 1 2 cents per hour for friendly handling of the stock.

King Iowa State College

Iowa State College Livestock Exhibit Sets Record at International Show

At the International Live Stock exposition the Animal Husbandry department of Iowa State College dominated fat stock exhibits. The college won the Grand Championship for best herd, seven championships and sixty prizes, with over eighty percent of animals bred on the college farm. Iowa students also swept team and individual judging trophies across 12 contests since 1898, winning grand honors nine times.

Iowa State College Iowa United States Canada America

Up To Date Telecom Upgrade Promised For Ames

Ames will receive a modern telephone system from the Iowa Telephone Company with a new switchboard, battery operation, and improved protection. The project includes upgrading outside plant and cabling to College vicinity, aiming for equal facilities with other cities and enhanced long distance connections.

Iowa Telephone Company Ames BE. E. Tierney Boone F. E. Winslow C. E. Hall Des Moines Hall Stevens Block United States Iowa Company College Intelligencer

Christie Brought Indianans to Ames Visit

George Irving Christie and forty Indiana men arrived in Ames on Tuesday en route to the Omaha Exposition. They toured the college in a department guided program with a luncheon at Alumni Hall. Christie previously taught soils here from 1903 to 1905 and is now at Purdue University Lafayette Indiana.

Christie Ames George Irving Christie Indiana Omaha Exposition Northwestern Station Alumni Hall the College Purdue University Lafayette

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Tsard Goodbys Ames Big S. A George Armstrong Winterset High School Samuel J. Kirkwood Louisiana Spain Ray Bennett Col. O'Brien Pleasant Grove Billy BEST Why Ames Chicago College Farm OWA
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