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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

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Lincoln's 1864 Campaign and Hoxie Letters Details

The 1864 campaign that re elected Lincoln is described with notes on Copperheads and Republican organization. A letters from H. M. Hoxie to A. P. Ball, Union township Iowa, is preserved by A. M. Ball of Ames. The letter urges thorough voter canvassing and unity, with references to election procedures and a model Republican ticket.

Abraham Lincoln North Lincoln H. M. Hoxie Hoxie A. P. Ball Union Township Story County A. M. Ball Ames 12Th Iowa Iowa Republican State Central Committee Nashville

War of 1812 veteran listed in Story County memory

Joshua Downs, arrived Gilbert Station in 1865, died April 12, 1882 at 89. Born December 15, 1793, he served in the Connecticut militia under Captain D Dennings during the War of 1812 and is buried at Ames cemetery. He left sons F W and Erastus A, daughters Calrinda and Jane, a grandson Will Barnes, and two granddaughters. other relatives spread across Iowa and beyond.

Story County Joshua Downs Gilbert Station Ames Connecticut D. Dennings F. W. Downs Gilbert Erastus A. Downs Salt Lake City Clarinda Downs Portage Wis Jane Lull Michigan Will Barnes Gilpert A. F. Bowman Helen Graves Iowa

Ira J Scott to be Inaugurated as County Superintendent

Ira J. Scott will be inaugurated into the office of county superintendent of schools this Friday and Saturday. The county teachers meet at Nevada in the Methodist church with F E King of Ames as president and Miss Letta Simmons as secretary. The program includes lectures, music, round tables, and discussions on rural schools, school consolidation, and agriculture in the country schools.

Ira J. Scott Nevada F. E. King Ames Letta Simmons Nevada High School Scott Story County Charlotte Halgrim Jessie Parrish Norma Riker Lillian Prieble Ethel Hall Alice Lewis F. A. Nims Carrie Edwards Jessie Kelley Marie Jensen Grace Bergen Nellie McNichols Nellie Young Fay Allen Mabel Bancroft J. R. Larsence Lentz Ladies Quartette Ambrose Riker Sherman Dean Miss Riker H. Seerley Cedar Falls Round Table Supt Clevenger Story City Prin Torp Gilbert Dana Cambridge Prin Marie Reinertson Slater Prin. Ballard Collins Wood Prin. Smithley Cole Prin Rogers Roland Gutler McCallsburg Frank Ingalls W. F. Barr Drake University R. C. Barrett J. R. Larson A. van Storms J. F. Riggs Des Moines Winsett

Building Starts When Frost Leaves

Benson and Marxer of Des Moines secured the contract for the new Engineering Hall annex. The College Board of Trustees awarded the bid, with a projected total around 35 000 dollars. work begins as weather allows and the two story brick annex on the west side of Engineering Hall should be ready by September 1 for the fall term.

Benson & Marxer Des Moines College Board of Trustees Engineering Hall Electrical Engineering Mining Engineering

Brainard and Micah French Serve as Story County Officials

In Story County Iowa officials Brainard and Micah French served together from 1864 to 1866. The Intelligencer calls for pioneers to document graves of War of 1812 veterans buried in local cemeteries. A letter from Hon John M Brainard on January 30 1909 is cited as part of the Historical Department collection.

Ing Micah French Boone News-Republican Story M. French Board of Supervisors J. A. Fitchpatrick Daniel McCarthy Richard Jones Monona St Boone MO. M. Brainard Story County Iowa Intelligencer John M. Brainard Iricson Boone, Iowa Conaway

Northwestern Glee Club to Perform in Ames Saturday

The Northwestern University Glee Club of Chicago will give a concert Saturday evening February 13 at the First Methodist church under the Brotherhood of St. Paul. W A Stults directs music at Garrett Biblical Institute and Fenner King, son of Ames Supt. F E King, helped arrange the Ames date. The group is regarded as among the best in the country and Ames is urged to extend warm hospitality.

Northwestern University Glee Club of Chicago First Methodist Church Brotherhood of St. Paul W. A. Stults Des Moines Garrett Biblical Institute Fenner King Supt F. E. King Ames Northwestern

When Greek joins Greek then was the tug of war

A brief quotation from 1692 attributed to Nathaniel Lee notes a playful image of joined Greeks and a tug of war, reflecting literary wit from the period.

Nathaniel Lee

Whipples Measure Again Introduced

Senator Whipple re introduces his board of control bill now pitched as an educational board to manage Iowa's three state institutions. The piece criticizes trustees for delays and personal influence hindering road openings and promotions, citing Miss Morrison’s demotion and unsafe campus crossings as results of the current system.

Senator Whipple Board of Control College Ames Beardshear Northwestern Railroad Northwestern Agricultural College Iowa Gov Cummins Miss Morrison Board of Jack Morrison Keokuk County Iowa State College

Musical Programs by Ames People in College Chapel

A record of a musical program in the college chapel celebrating Mendelssohn’s hundredth birthday with performances by Professors and students. The listing includes piano pieces, songs, hymns, duets, trios, and choral numbers, plus a later D A R program and a news note on an Iowa Student Volunteer convention with a full weekend schedule.

Medelssohn A.S. Thompson Fern Chadsy

Birthday Remembrances and Historic Battles Featured in Ames Record

The article lists notable birthdays and anniversaries spanning Feb 5 to Feb 12, highlighting figures like Jonathan Dolliver, John Sherwin, Ole Bull, and Abraham Lincoln. It also recalls battles and events such as Plassey, Fort Henry, Ellau, and Williston Station, with a note on Lincoln's birthday centennial observance in Ames.

Iowa United States Senate Iftynine Senate Dolliver Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver Fort Dodge United States Kingwood West Virginia Old Virginia John Collins Sherwin Supreme Court of Berlin Ohio Charles L. Marston Mason City Dean Marston Ames Seward Illinois Benjamin Franklin Felt Spencerets Galena Ole Bull Simon Miller Dubuque County Grant County Wisconsin Plassey Lord Clive Great Britain India Russia Japan Boni de Castellane Anna Gould France Fort Henry Henry Clay Dean Jeff Davis America Ellau Bonaparte Baltimore Qualia Battoo Roanoke Island Williston Station William Henry Harrison Berkeley Virginia

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Ira THE Northwestern Glee Club Mr. J. Jacob Mr. Mecaskey Douglas Kellog Chautauqua Park Franklin Township Carl Fritz Henning News-Republican Maryland Ericson Library Southland Henning Cardinal Grosbeck Dakotas California Whipple Ames People Amy Hoopes Lillian Storms St. Paul Robert Mason Clark Jerusalem Selma Vangsnes John Feroe Mayme Wood Niva Nichols Elijah Ethel Pike Mereness Pike American Music Program D. A. R. Society A. L. Potter Clark Ave Nevin Ethel Cessna Hastings April—Nevin E. B. Smith Buck Fisher MacDowell Iif I Rose Hesselberg Grace Tinsley Alto Rose- Johns E. H. Munson Grinnell Laflamme Iowa Student Volunteer Union Mission Study Institute Smith Miss Brown Babcock Iowa City Charles Davis Rock Island Constellation W. W. Cornwall Spencer Supreme Court Albion Battle Old River Elizabeth City Thomas A. Edison Battie Aikens United Staes Victory Kentucky Methodist Church Albert B. Storms
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