Storms Installed President of Iowa Agricultural College
The Iowa Agricultural College installed A. B. Storms as president in a June ceremony led by John B. Hungerford. Governor Cummins spoke, praising science and the college’s mission, while Emerson’s ideas were cited in support of democratic education and the college as the “College of the People.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
John B. Hungerford
Board of
A. B. Storms
Iowa Agricultural College
B. B. Bigler
Central Presbyterian Church of
Des Moines
O. H. Desana
O. H. Stanton
B. F. Gue
Stanton
Gov. Gue
James D. Wright
Sheridan
John Russler
Jones County
Hill M. Bell
Drake University
Iowa
Storms
George Edwin MacLean
The
State University
Wells
A. B. Cummins
Albert Boynton Storms
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Old South Church
Marsh Remains in Iowa as Coaching Prospects Rise
Marsh who trained the Ames track team may stay in Iowa as Des Moines or Grinnell seek to hire him. His Ames contract covers this year and he plans to return to Boston tomorrow night. Marsh and Watson, longtime trainers, helped lift the Aggies from fourth to second place, with future coaching chatter centered on Grinnell or Iowa.
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Pish
Marsh
Ames
Jack’’ Watson
Grinnell
Boston
Des Moines
Iowa
State University
Aggies
Watson
John A. Kasson
Harlan
Kasson
Lorace Greely
Congress
Austria
Germany
McKinley
Washington, D.C
Ora Williams
Europe
Kentucky Cross Roads
Dingley
British American Commission
Miss Flora Wilson at Washington presiding in agri culture office
Questions from listeners highlight Miss Flora Wilson who moved from Ames to serve as presiding genius in her father Secretary of Agriculture’s household. The representative praises her intelligence and capability while noting the exacting Washington etiquette and difficult duties she faces.
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Story County
Flora Wilson
Ames
Hull
Wilson
Iowa
Cedar Lake Outing club organized with officers elected
An organization under promotion for several weeks became formal on Tuesday night when a meeting established the Cedar Lake Outing club and elected officers. Will P. Fitchpatrick was chosen president.
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Kent
Charles A. Mackey
Cedar Lake
Wisconsin
Vedar Lake
W. P. Fitchpatrick
C. A. Mackey
O. H. Hangsted
E. H. Dowell
E. H. Addison
George A. Klove
B. F. Winsett
A. A. Batman
W. O. Ambrose
Willard John
C. P. McCord
C. M. Soper
F. H. Greenwalt
D. W. Boydston
Journal
Cedar Lake Outing Club
Will P. Fitchpatrick
Presi
Press rule on accurate reporting from Illinois Central line
A Iowa Falls special reports J T Harahan of Illinois Central instructs dispatch of accident and wreck details to the press to curb exaggeration and aid public understanding. Company staff to withhold no information rightfully belonging to the public and press. Also notices rail excursion rates to Colorado and Black Hills via the Northwestern Line and a local rental ad.
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Journal
Iowa Falls
Newsaper
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central Railroad
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
North-Western
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
North- Western
Chicago & North-Western R’y
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Webster City
Fort Dodge
Britt Tribune
L. H. Pammel
Harold
Carroll Herald
College At
Carroll
A. E. Jackson
Iowa City
Webster City Tribune
Tribune
Boone County
Boone
United States
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Chicago & North Western
A. J. Graves & Son
Anon
John Allan
J. A. Campbell
W. J. Semmons
Lena Pitts
Mary
Hilkinson
Violet Beverly Grace Poage
Ed Rutherford
W. Bateman
M.A Stevens Leola Talbot
Olla Johnson
Margaret Valleau
Jennie Parkhill
J. G. Morresey
N. H. Griffith
W. Glidden
Jennie Williams
Bertha Ballard
T. J. Miller
Rachel Rex
Oora Wilkinson
Lois Woodman
Ada Belt
H. F. de Bertha
L Hill
McFarland
Phila Taylor
Rose Goble
G. A. Miller
F. Danforth Lena Potter Emery Hurd
O. E. Holmes
Sani
Grace Tinsley
Carrie Jacobson
Jones
Anna Gamrath
Grace Shea
van Nile
Niva Nichols
B. B. Hill
Warren Nellie Nash
Mildred Maxwell
Anna Hanter
Odd Fellows Temple
Mutual
Seer
Cade & Steigerwall
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