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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
4
Pleasant weather spurs interest in baseball as Ames high school players organize funds through ads on team uniforms. Students propose selling box socials and using each suit to display a different company logo on front while back and shoulders advertise firms. Captains to be chosen soon as season readiness begins.
The girls basketball team opened the season strong beating Simpson 16 to 13. The win inspires Shelley for his victory in oratory and suggests this squad may perform regularly in the spring. I. S. C. is said to have the best basketball team yet.
B J Shelden recalls a high stakes baseball game between Montezuma White Socks and Searsboro Sugar Creekers. The Montezuma manager sought a loss to influence a court house relocation vote in Grinnell, but Shelden refused and the game ended with a sentimental finish and Searsboro backing Montezuma.
Berlin report describes Emperor William opening the new Reichstag in the palace Great White Hall with Empress, crown princess, and diplomats in attendance. Socialist members abstain, while ministers and officers line the procession loafing to the throne as the speech from the throne is delivered.
Chicago Board of Trade quotations for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Short Ribs and cash sample prices for winter and spring wheat corn oats with live stock poultry hay markets and East Buffalo quotations showing receipts and bid ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves.
The passage expresses resolve between the federated governments and the former Reichstag to protect people and property by transcending party lines. It emphasizes national unity among citizens, peasants, and laborers and faith in a Reichstag of intelligent men to preserve Germany’s position among civilized nations.
The Des Moines pioneer homestead No. 1 held a grand husking bee with Ames Rosebud No. 34 well represented. Over twenty members attended with drill work recitation speaking music dancing and eating till morning. Rosebud 34 gains seventeen new members and Des Moines pioneer team assisted. Next meeting night is March 1. One Who Was There.
Locals report Prof Onartiss in Washington on business. The Ozarks held a dance in Adams hall Friday night. The Veterinary class postponed its banquet to March 8 with Dr L M Hart as toastmaster. Prof L G Michael traveled to Des Moines Tuesday for a legislature session on a stock food bill. Prof E L Robbins bought land north of Northwestern avenue for a new building. H G Buckman plans to move to Bozeman Montana for a soils post around March 15. Prof M L Bowman will address Oklahoma Agricultural College graduates on March 15, first class from the college.
The residence of Harvey Kaness on South Duff Street caught fire Tuesday with the roof badly burned before flames were extinguished. The loss is light.
Representative Otis H. Holmes of Algona speaks at the third monthly Convocation next Tuesday at 11 30 in the college chapel.
Miss Anna VY Johnson, a missionary with the Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission board in Jero, will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning. She is noted as a saverb of Shelly, P. 4.
Washington February 13 The trial of Representative Birger Hermann of Oregon began in the criminal court of the District of Columbia. He is indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government during his tenure as commissioner of the General Land Office. The charge alleges he destroyed letter press copy records in his office.
Frank Tilton, longtime editor of the Green Bay Advocate for 33 years, died in Green Bay at 71 from bronchial pneumonia after the paper suspended publication last month. He had been a resident of Green Bay for over 50 years.
The Iowa legislature sees Representative White's joint rate bill as essential for business. It requires two or more railroads to provide joint rates by the shortest route for shipments and to carry car loads over multiple lines in state without changing cars. The state railroad commission sets rates with notice before implementation. towns should rally to enact the measure.
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