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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

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Death Angel Claims Prof A C Barrett

Prof Richard C Barrett dies after two operations for ear infection. Remains brought to Ames for funeral at College Chapel Saturday 2 30. A long career as a college leader and speaker ends with a sorrowful public tribute from colleagues, wife, and daughter.

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Richard C Barrett Iowa educator and statesman profile

Richard Cornelius Barrett born October 1 1858 at Waverly Iowa rose as educator official and author. He served as Mitchell county superintendent Iowa state public instruction head twice elected with large margins first Iowa born official in that post. He authored The Government of Iowa and championed sabbatical year proposals. He held professorships at Iowa State College and participated in local Ames affairs.

Waverly Bremer County Iowa Alva C. Barrett Pennsylvania Sybilla C. (Bonstein) Barrett Jeannette Armour Dean Minnesota Ruth Dean Barrett Ames High School Iowa State College Waverly Public Schools Decorah Institute and Training School Riceville Mitchell County Northern Iowa Teachers Asociation Normal Department The State Teachers Association State Teachers Reading Board Iowa State Teacher Association Upper Iowa University Educators of Iowa Cornell College of Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids State of Europe Ames Ames Methodist Sunday School Ames Commercial Club Charles Scribner’s Sons Richard Cornelius Barrett Iown Methodist Hospital Des Moines

Prof Richard C Barrett Leads Iowa Prayer at St Louis Exposition Corner

The 1903 event marks Iowa driving the corner stake for its state pavilion at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Gov and Iowa Commission officials preside as Prof Richard C Barrett offers a formal prayer honoring public schools and state unity. The ceremony follows Roosevelt and Cleveland’s visit and precedes construction of the Iowa building.

Iowa Board of Commissioners St. Louis Richard C. Barrett Louisiana France United States Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland Iowa Commission 54Th Regiment W. W. Witmer

Iowa Educator Barrett Named State Superintendent

A prominent Iowa educator and editor, Barrett served as president of the Fourth District Republican League and led The Mitchellville County Teacher while editing the Iowa Teacher. He became State Superintendent after lecturing across the state and held ex-officio positions on the boards of Iowa State College, the State University of Iowa City, and the State Normal at Cedar Falls, plus chairing the Board of Educational Examiners.

Republican League Mitchellville County Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Northwest Barrett Iowa State College State University of Iowa City State Normal School At Cedar Falls State Board of Educational Examiners

The Chaplains Estimate by O H Cessna

Professor Barrett was a earnest Christian gentleman whose life showed quiet strength. His calm acceptance of death reflected his lifelong aim to do good and to uplift students through religious work and counsel. His loss leaves a void in the college community as a pillar of strength.

O. H. Cessna Iowa State College Barrett

Pastor Reveres a Saintly Leader in Ames Memoriam

Rev Andrew M Shea pays tribute to Prof Richard C Barrett of Ames in a 1909 memorial piece. He praises Barretts stainless Christian character and steady faith, noting his leadership as Sunday school superintendent and participant in church services.

Andrew M. Shea First Methodist Episcopal Church Ames Richard C. Barrett Ricard C. Barrett

Poem lines from Bryant on death and farewell

The speaker recalls the immortal caravan of souls moving to the afterlife. He contrasts the quiet, trusting approach to death with the harsh fate of quarry slaves. He bids farewell to a brother, hoping his waking will be blessed on the eternal morn.

Bryant Brother

Memorial tributes for Prof Barrett from city leaders

Rev William J Minchin Mayor Tilden and others praise Prof Barrett after his death. They note his affection for people, active city involvement, educational leadership, and the impact of his loss on the community.

William J. Minchin Congregational Church Barrett Tilden Walter I. Fowl The Baptist Church F. E. King

Louisiana Purchase Flag Day Observed in Iowa Schools

State public instruction chief notes Friday December 18 is set for Louisiana Purchase Flag Day in schools. Teachers to stage exercises on citizenship and public welfare as Iowa commemorates the 1803 transfer of Louisiana. Messages from educators in other states praise the pamphlet and its use in classrooms.

Louisiana Purchase New Orleans Louisiana France United States Iowa Republic Iowa Commission Richard C. Barrett Public Instruction Department J. H. Vaill Connecticut Barrett

Civic Improvement Society Ends Rallies With Standing Room Only

The Ames Civic Improvement Society held a large revival meeting with a standing room only turnout, recording seventy members from across town. The treasurer reported 60.80 dollars on hand to furnish a rest room in the library, and the club authorized immediate purchases plus future additions as funds come in. Next Monday marks the first regular meeting of the year, with strong prospects and a resourceful president guiding a large, eager membership.

Civic Ames Civic Improvement Society

Barrett Taught Paterlotism Inspires Iowa Patriotism

Prof. R C Barrett promoted Iowa patriotism through school leaflets and readings. His pamphlet urged study of Iowa history and the Louisiana Purchase, with programs in over 13 000 classrooms and more than 700 000 pupils, aiming to spark civic interest and self government.

R. C. Barrett Barrett Iowa Department of Public Instruction Louisiana Territory

Mounted Service Shifts in Fourth Ward Route

Elmer Greenlee transfers from the Fourth Ward mounted territory as Ben Keltner moves in to take the Keltner route. Keltner will provide horse and wagon, expand his district by about a third, and receive $200 yearly for horse and equipment. Bilis will move to the Keltner route. Greenlee may switch to Keltner’s old route or route 3.

P. O Ben Keltner College Elmer Greenlee Keltner Mr. Bilis

Ames Youth Civic Plan Proposed by Morse

As Ames civic groups discuss youth involvement, Mrs. W. A. Morse urges a public school meeting with district leaders to organize a boys brigade and girls physical culture clubs. Proposals include bird and tree protection, a city beautification gymnasium, home gardening contests, and civic pride to shape future citizens.

Ames Civic Improvement Club W. A. Morse Civic Improvement Society Childrens Morse Ames

VETS Banquet Honors Alumni and Graduates at ISU College

The fifth annual Veterinary Medical society banquet at Chamberlain Des Moines Friday March 12 at 8 00 pm honors alumni and the graduating class. Toastmaster Dr R R Dykstra of Iowa State College will introduce speakers including W J Dixon president Board of Trustees C F Curtiss E B Faville N N Crawford class 09 and Dr English 2d U S Cavalry.

Veterinary Medical Society of the Iowa State College Chamberlain Des Moines N. N. Crawford F. 8. Ballard Guy Gilbert Chas. Murray R. R. Dykstra W. J. Dixon Board of Trustees C. F. Curtiss E. EB. Faville Iowa Dr. English U. 8 Cavalry

Clyde Williams Sold To Denver Club From Toledo

Clyde Williams, a noted football and baseball star and former Ames coach, has been sold from Toledo to the Denver ball club under managers Burke and Gunthrope. The Ames community wonders if he will play professional baseball again this year, influenced by his strong friendship with the Toledo manager who kept him in the ranks last season.

Clyde Williams Ames Toledo Ames College Bill Armour Toledo Mudhens Grizzly Burke and Gunthrope Denver Williams

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Death Angel A.C. Barrett Lowa Richard Paterlotism Fourth Ward B. Keltner Greenlee Ellis Ricwargo C. Barrett Friendship Golden West Reat Liccian Barker
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