Superintendents Meet at Ames to Open Summer School
County superintendents gather at Iowa State College in Ames for a two day conference June 8 and 9 focusing on rural life topics, school consolidation, agriculture teaching, and school legislation led by State Supt A M Deyoe and officials F D Joseph and Fred Mahanah. The meeting precedes a two week summer school opening Monday, touted as the most comprehensive program yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Deyoe
F. D. Joseph
Fred Mahanah
Inspe
State College
P. G. Holden
C. F. Curtiss
Agricultural Department
Local Ames Men Earn Veterinary Degrees at A. I. C. C
Eight Ames prominent youths received veterinary degrees from Iowa State College this morning, with five planning immediate practice in Stratford Sibley Boone Kusley Churdan and nine securing future posts. L. W. McAlyea will go to the Philippines after a high civil service score, Roy E. Brown stays in Ames for the July civil service exam, and L. E. Willey plans private practice. Members join Veterinary and Medical societies and several hold Masons and other fraternal memberships.
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Ames
Veterinary Department
Ames High School
A. L. Beverly
Stratford
F. S. Ballard
Sibley
F. S. Buck
Boone
Oscar Freed
Kusley
R. A. Rickets
Churdan
L. W. McAlyea
Philippines
L. E. Willey
Roy E. Brown
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Veterinary
Medical
Albert L. Beverly
Pik
Lewis McAlyea
Beta Theta Pi
Floyd Puck
Fred S. Ballard
Roy B. Brown
Acatian Society
Louis B. Willey
Fifteenth District WCTU Convention in Ames
The Fifteenth District W C T U convention will be held at the Friends Church in Ames Thursday evening and Friday. Dr John T Houser speaks on the great destroyer Thursday and Rev Dr George D Crissman on the church and prohibition Friday. Speakers from across the district will participate in discussions and to start Iowa’s 1912 dry state campaign.
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Friends’ Church
John T. Houser
George D. Crissman
Friends of the Cause
Iowa
GUE Convention Epworth League Opens at Methodist Church
First session of the district Epworth League convention opens today at the Methodist Church. Floyd Williams of Ames serves as president as delegates meet and plan to stay in session through Friday night.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Floyd Williams
Ames
Graduation Day for Ames Class of 1911 at Sacred Tent
The Ames campus held a Sunday graduation in a large tent with 222 graduates. Choirs, solos, and readings accompanied Dr. Edgar W. Stanton's baccalaureate address, praised as a model sermon as the class appeared in caps and gowns despite the day’s heat.
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Ames
Ruth Barrett
Margaret Hall
W. J. Minchin
Congregational Church
Schnecker
Tompson
Robert Mason Clark
W. S. Fowle
Baptist 1
G. D. Crissman
Methodist Church
Love Divine
Steiner
Jairus
A. S. Thompson
E. M. Benton
F. C. Renier
Rutenber
Thompson
Niva Nichols
E. N. Wentworth
C. H. Cessna
Edgar W. Stanton
John T. Houser
Christian Church
Stanton
George D. Criman
Dr. Crissman
Dr. Stanton
Jacob
Ames Probate Seeks Administrator for Dr Hunt Estate
Dr J C Graham of Watertown arranging to be administrator of the late Dr C E Hunt estate in Ames. Law provides the father inherits all, estate valued around 20000 dollars. Graham plans to honor Hunt by turning over Masonic library and artifacts to lodge and publishing resolutions by Eastern Star. committee chairs note the bereavement and extend sympathy. Odd Fellows and M W A memorial services held in Nevada with Judge C G Lee giving remarks.
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J. C. Graham
Watertown
Ames
C. E. Hunt
Graham
Dr. Hunt
Hunt
Iowa
Eastern’Star
Raham
Eastern Star
Laura
Aopy
Lla A. Kooser
Benton Si Ull
Maggie Edwards
Odd Fellows
Nevada Nevada Journal
Central Lodge
10. O. F
Frontier Camp
C. G. Lee
Nevada
Judge Lee
Fathers Day Observed With Sermons Across Churches
Rev Crissiman preaches morning sermon for fathers on Father’s Day observance. Services planned at First Congregational and other churches with choir, sermons, Bible school, and youth programs. Christian Science holds 10 45 a m service in Smith's Hall with topic God the Preserver of Man.
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First Congregational Church
William J. Mincain
Congregationalism
Christian Church
Joan T. Houser
Bible School
J. EB. Arnold
Endeavor Society
Christian Science
Smith's Hall
God
Man
City Orders Alleys Cleaned and Bill Charged to Property
The street and alley committee orders cleanup of city alleys and backyards. After owners failed to act by the time limit, the city hires crews to perform the work and charge costs to the respective property owners as Ames seeks to be the cleanest city in the state.
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Street Commission
Ames
Elbow Injury After Crank Incident At College Courtyard
Judge Stevens of Boone was struck in the right elbow by a crank during an afternoon incident at the Collonades house near the college. The elbow was dislocated and a bone broken. Medical aid followed and he was transported back to Boone that evening.
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Stevens
Boone
Collonades
College
Russian Visitor Examines Ames College Labs
Noted Russian I. V. Amelianoff from the American Agricultural Bureau of the Zemstvo of Ekaterinoslav visited Ames last week with headquarters in Minneapolis. He toured the college with Prof. R. L. Webster, focusing on equipment laboratories and especially entomology.
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Ames
I. V. Amelianoff
American Agricultural Bureau
Zemstvo
Ekaterinoslav
Russia
Minneapolis
R. L. Webster
Notice to Property Owner Ames Iowa on paving water and sewer upgrades
The City Council of Ames Iowa orders Grand avenue from Main street to Ninth street paved and requires all connections from water sewer and gas mains to extend to the curb line of abutting properties. Water connections must use lead pipe extra strong and be approved by the city engineer. Owners must complete by July 21 1910 or face assessed costs.
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City Council
Ames
Iowa
Grand Avenue
Main Street
Ninth Street
Calocide foot treatment promises swift relief in heat
Wartime era readers are urged to use Calocide for foot troubles caused by warm weather. The remedy, dissolved in hot water and used nightly for fifteen minutes, is claimed to cure corns, callouses, bunions, and sweaty, smelly feet. A twenty-five cent package is advertised as capable of curing the worst feet.
Zemo Skin Remedy for Infants and Adults
Advert says ZEMO cures prickly heat rashes hives eczema and skin affections in babies and adults. Promises refund if first bottle fails and notes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as economical effective treatments sold by Ames agent J BE. Cagwin and generic druggists.
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Zemo
Ames
JBE. Cagwin
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