Winter School Interesting Programs From Prominent Men
Honorable A C Shellenberger of Nebraska spoke to short course students highlighting Iowa’s agricultural wealth and popu lation, praising Nebraska alfalfa and cattle. Dr Steiner of Grinnell discussed Russian agriculture’s misery under social inequality, while Prof Pommel Dr McBride Sir Horace Plunkett and Ex Governor Hoard of Wisconsin spoke. Hoard, a leading dairyman, addressed two events, and the Iowa Corn Growers Association met Saturday night as part of Ames short course events.
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Japan
Iowa
A. C. Shellenberger
Nebraska
Shellenberger
EB. A. Steiner
Grinnell
Russia
Steiner
Pommel
McBride
Horace Plunkett
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Hoard
America
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Ames
Convention Of Cement Users At I S C In January
The Iowa Association of Cement Users will hold its third annual convention at Iowa State College January 23 24 and 25. The event features extended sessions exhibits on cement machinery and papers on cement testing and use. Attendance is expected to reach two hundred with railways offering reduced fares.
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Iowa Association of Cement Users
Iowa State College
Williams
Iowa
Meat demonstrations and horses at the fair
Monday featured meat demonstrations led by John Gosling of Kansas City in the new pavilion. The study of horses followed Tuesday morning with draft classes and harness horses by Wednesday. Corn judging by Profs. Holden and Bowman drew high enthusiasm as Addison Bennett led class A with first place.
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John Gosling
Kansas City
Gosling
Holden
Bowman
Addison Bennett
O. Osborn
Maxwell
L. O. Lee
Cambridge
Asa Turner
Dan Pascal
Shamal
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mr. Turner
College Reports Filed Show Institution Flourishing
Reports from Secretary Stanton and President Storms filed in Des Moines detail a flourishing college. Despite new buildings the campus is crowded, with short courses proving popular and a push for funding a summer school. The two million dollar plant highlights modern business methods and strict purchasing via a faculty and board committee.
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Secretary Stanton
Storms
Des Moines
Thn
Ira J. Welch
O. K
Real Estate Transfers in Nevada and Ames Listings
Multiple real estate transfers across Nevada and Ames are recorded, detailing grantors, grantees, and property specifics. Transactions include lots, blocks, and fractional interests with prices ranging from 1 to 11100 dollars, plus several warranty deeds and quitclaim mentions.
Ames Runs Her Own Chautauqua Plans for August
The Ames program will again be run independently this year as the Redpath Bureau prepares even better entertainments for 1907. Boone may delegate chautauqua duties, but Ames continues to operate on her own hook and will host events in August.
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Redpath
Ames
Boone News
Boone
Customs Change In County Cites Credit Shifts
An editorial from the Cambridge Leader notes a shift in practice from giving proper credit for all items taken or exchanged to altered or verbatim without reference to the original source. The piece laments the new method and urges adherence to proper attribution.
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Cambridge Leader
Heir to New York Land Claim Shocks State Center Man
B P Snyder of State Center appears to celebrate after being named an heir to vast New York property supposedly including the Trinity Church site. The land is described as worth 15 billion dollars with frontage valued at 100 dollars per inch.
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B. P. Snyder
State Center
Ood
New York
Trinity Church
Boone Chautauqua Awakens Interest for Summer
Boone residents discuss holding a Chautauqua this summer with enthusiasm in the commercial club. A Redpath Lyceum speaker from Chicago has explained the concept, and the group is leaning toward support.
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Boone
Redpath Lyceum
Chicago
Big Fire Destroys Stores. Three Injured
A major blaze last week wiped out a drug store a dry goods shop and a china store in Perry. Three men suffered serious injuries in the fire.
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Perry
Ed H Seiling Quits Boone Saloon for Seattle Ranch
Ed H Seiling leaves the Boone saloon business and moves to Seattle Washington to operate a ranch.
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Ed H. Seiling
Boone
Seattle
Washington
Resident Bert Lovg Plans Move to Baxter Next Week
Bert Lovg, a resident near the college, will relocate to Baxter in Jasper County next week.
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Bert Lovg
Baxter
Jasper County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winter School
Congress
Chicago Journal
Tos
Peary
Harper’s Weekly
William Whiteman
Eva J White Man
McCall and Thompsons
McCalisburg
B. F. Cooper
Rhoda E Jones
Dennistons
Collins
Lemuel W King
Frank E King
O” Mills
Nevada
Esau A Ingram
Stella M Bell
Briggs
Caroline Smith
Harriett E Smith
Stewarts
R R Pollock
James Crosby
South
Ad Zearing
Thrasher
E A Ingram
John H McCord
Joseph Heater
Blairs
Ad Ames
Mary A Puderbaugh
Susie Westman
A W Ristin
F J Resler
Beardsheard Ames
Isaac Overholster
Clay Foster
T W
Blackman
James Blackman
Rway
William B Olson
Sam Stensland
A J Spring
M E Crawford
Balinda
T W Blackman
EB Scott
F Scott
D Hix
Alexander Norman
Richardson
Herbert Osborn
Mary G Andrews
Pad Ames
Frank W Hill
Frances M Smith
Ole O Hegland
Nels Wydell
Se Cor Ne
C. A. Gambe
J. M. Gilbert
Boone Chautauqua
Ames Markets
Ge Fair
Clark’s
Hamilton Building
Lewis E. Clark
Laura Clark
Call
Armory
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