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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

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McKays Day Dedication Highlights Iowa Dairy Progress

Friday’s ceremonies celebrated the dedication of a new dairy building at the college with Prof. G L McKay leading Iowa dairy progress. Speeches by Dr Storms Hon W J Dixon and Gov J B Hungerford praised the dairy faculty, the building cost 55000 and measures of butter moisture were noted. Ex Governor Hoard spoke on dairy’s importance and Iowa's leadership, closing with a prayer as the assembly looked toward state government inaugurations next week.

G. L. McKay Iowa Atlantic Pacific McKay W. J. Dixon Sac City J. B. Hungerford J. B. Hangerford Dr. Storms Storms Dean Curtiss Prof Curtiss Hoard Wisconsin Gov. Heard Cessna Stewart Ames Dairy Creamery John

Funds Asked by I. S. Direct Appropriations at Ames

The Ames board set proposed state funding for the next year totaling 345000 dollars, with 260000 dollars as direct appropriations. Key asks include 100000 for a central heating plant 30000 for Agricultural Hall furnishing 10000 for water system improvements 5000 for a summer school and 10000 for an engineering laboratory. The article also notes staff changes and building plans at the college.

Margaret Hall Ames

Commercial Club Elects Officers and Plans Poultry Show

The Commercial Club reconfirmed J. J. Grove as president F. M. Fowler as secretary and treasurer J. EB Judge as first vice president J. B. Kooser as second vice president and Parley Sheldon as executive board chair. A deficit noted in the treasury and a petition to move Ames poultry show funding were approved.

Commercial Club J. J. Grove F. M. Fowler J. EB. Judge J. B. Kooser Parley Sheldon Fowler Ames Daniel McCarthy F. N. Fowler L. G. Hardin

Ten States Represented at Iowa State College Short Course

Gov. W D Hoard calls education contact of ideas and people as the Iowa State College short course draws nearly eight hundred attendees. Ninety seven counties participate with Story county leading. ten states besides Iowa send delegates, creating a cosmopolitan assembly. Plymouth and Shelby counties may band together to top attendance next year.

W. D. Hoard Iowa State College Story County Marshall Polk Pocahontas Hamilton Jasper County Story Iowa George Warner Forestburg South Dakota H. G. Hawes Greencastle Albert Kuhfuss Milner Ill W.H. Sutton Texas O. O. Zehring Germantown Ohio W. E. Lawrence Memphis W. H. Bird Compton Cal Chandler Jefferson H. B. Farmer DeKalb Illinois W. EB. Hoffman Cody Wyoming Milton Schaffner Erie Pennsylvania A. K. Grant Wilmot Minnesota R. F. Roggenbach Altoona Neb B. B. Rice Grand Island Earnest Lowe Cloths Minn H. Mc Bratney Wichita Kansas Plymouth Shelby

Court in the basement trial at Nevada on repairs and permits

Judge C G Lee presides over a makeshift court in a basement while Story City items and Cambridge matters draw attention. Attorneys clash over case orders as a superintendent testifies about a contractor’s default and liquor permit debates unfold amid delays and eruptions in a crowded room.

Story City Cambridge Nevada Ricketts Judge Lee Bench of Justice

Maxwell Tribune Marks 24 Years Of Growth And Upgrades

The Maxwell Tribune celebrates 24 years as a model newspaper in makeup and appearance. Its new typesetting machine has greatly boosted its already well equipped plant and ongoing improvements continue.

Maxwell Tribune

Board of Supervisors Organize for Year’s Work

The board met Monday, elected E. R. Silliman as chairman, and began by approving county and township bonds. A resolution honoring retiring member Miles Pearson was adopted. New officers were inaugurated, Judge Lee installed, and district duties assigned to Silliman, Michaelson, and Johnson. The board will sit for several days.

Board of Supervisors E. R. Silliman Miles Pearson Lee Silliman Collins New Albany Sherman Lincoln Richland Michaelson Warren Howard Milford Franklin Lafayette Johnson Palestine Union Indian Creek Nevada Grant Washington

Roy at Poor Farm Suffers Broken Jaw

A twelve year old boy at the poor farm attempted to drive a horse at the experiment station using the horse’s tail as a line. The horse kicked and struck the boy’s jaw, causing a painful fracture.

Roy

Memorial university to host Pr A B Storms on Lincoln's Birthday

Pr A B Storms will deliver an address at Memorial University in Mason City on February 12th Lincoln's birthday, with the event likely drawing local students and residents.

Pr. A. B. Storms Memorial University Mason City Lincoln

Story County Becomes Sixty-One Next Sunday

A county history note recalls Story County marking sixty-one years on January 13. It covers origin in 1846, organization in 1853, and early election results with E C Evans as county judge and John Zenor as recorder. It also notes Nevada’s first child born January 13 1853 in the same house as first death and first marriage.

Story County Story Benton County Benton, Polk Boone Indian Creek Skunk River Lndian E. C. Evans John Zenor Franklin Thompson Eli Deal Otho Prench Shadrick Worrell John Keigley Nevada T. B. Alderman

Lightning Ignores Gilbert Area Haystack Fire

Lightning struck a haystack on J. Gunder's farm north of Gilbert Sunday night burning the stack completely. No sunstrokes have been reported in the 1907 Gilbert area.

J. Gunder Gilbert

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J. B. Hagerford Gov. Hoard Prof. Curtiss General Assembly Des Moines Cummins Garst Benjamin Franklin I. 8 Elizabeth MacClain Chicago University W. R. Raymond Burlington High School Louis Peters Chicago John L. Coulter Omics J. H. Criswell Farm Crops Department M. EB. McCulloch The Colege Mutual Telephone Company Dairy and Poultry C. R. Quade R. H. McCarthy W. J. Semmons Board of Trustees C. W. Allen Lewis Moffit Jasper John Hanft Ray Johnson Louisa Graham Monroe Oliver Telland Kyle McKee Arthur Irvine Tama C. W. Campbell Taylor Walter Guy Carl Wasson Perry Reed Guthrie Harry Wilhert Mahaska County Story Court C. G. Lee Dispatches Business McCall Alderman Solomon Alcohol For Northwestern Depot Ed Silliman M 1 Peterson Red Cross Ole Langland Carib Inland Construction Co I. W. Douglass Maxwell J. L. Brown Huxley Inland Company Newton & Northwestern Railroad Southern Story
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