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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

2

Death Angel Claims Prof Richard C. Barrett

The remains of Prof. Richard C. Barrett were brought to Ames from Des Moines after an infection of the ear and two operations. Services will be held at the College Chapel Saturday at 2 30. Barrett taught and lectured across Iowa and promoted college attendance, working long hours before his death, with his wife and daughter at his side.

College Cemetery Iowa Richard C. Barrett Ames Barrett Des Moines Methodist Hospital Europe Institute Barretts

Richard C Barrett Iowa educator and leader dies

Richard Cornelius Barrett an Iowa educator and public official long associated with Ames and Mitchell county, led the states teachers association and Iowa public instruction as superintendent. He advised sabbatical research policy and published The Government of Iowa, with a career spanning teaching administration and public service in Iowa. Farewell lines from Bryant conclude the tribute.

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 Europe Ames Ames Methodist Sunday School Ames Commercial Club Charles Scribner’s Sons Republican Committee Republican League Mitchellville County Wisconsin Northwest Barrett State University of Iowa City State Normal School At Cedar Falls State Board of Educational Examiners

Iowa Prayer At Cornerstone Of State Pavilion At St Louis Exposition

Prof Richard C Barrett offered a formal prayer on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition corner stake dedication in St Louis as Iowa prepared to build its state pavilion. The event followed Roosevelt and Cleveland's World’s Fair openings, with Iowa officials and the 54th Regiment band in attendance. The prayer invoked gratitude for harvest, public schools, and Christian citizenship, seeking divine blessing for the pavilion and Iowa’s governance.

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

Ames Mourns Death of Beloved Educator

Ames reflects on the death of a respected educator and honors his teachings on citizenship. The piece notes plans for December 18 Louisiana Purchase Flag Day observances in schools and commemorations of the Louisiana Purchase centennial. Letters from educators in other states praise Iowa’s leadership in distributing the school text.

Ames

The Chaplain's Estimate by O H Cessna

The piece honors Professor Barrett of Iowa State College as a devout Christian leader who quietly guided students. It notes his modest demeanor, selfless religious work, and lasting influence, framing his death as the loss of a pillar of strength for the college community.

O. H. Cessna D. D Iowa State College Professor Barrett Barrett

Pastor's Tribute to Richard Barrett at Ames Church

Rev Andrew M Shea notes the life of Richard C Barrett at First Methodist Ames, praising his pure Christian character and faith. He recalls Barrett presiding at Sunday school, taking Holy Communion, and meeting the Sunday school board before a heartfelt prayer service closure.

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

Funeral Messages From Community Leaders Honor Prof Barrett

Reverend Wil mam J Minchin Mayor Tilden Rev Walter I Fowl and Superintendent F E King eulogize Prof Barrett noting his affection for people civic participation and dedication as an educator and community figure after his death.

Wil Mam J. Minchin Congregational Church Barrett Tilden Prof. Barrett Walter I. Fowl The Baptist Church F. E. King

Civic Improvement Society Sees Record Attendance at Revival

The Ames Civic Improvement society met to discuss a standing room only turnout with seventy members. The treasurer reported 60.80 dollars on hand to buy furniture for the rest room in the library and the club approved immediate purchase plus future acquisitions. Next Monday marks the first regular meeting of the year as prospects look bright under a capable president and strong membership.

Civic Ames Civic Improvement Society

Barrett Taught Patriotism in Iowa Schools

The text honors Prof. R. C. Barrett for shaping Iowa history and events in public instruction. It notes a pamphlet promoting Louisiana Purchase Flag Day led to programs in over 13,000 classrooms with participation by more than 700,000 pupils. Barrett urges teachers to spark study of Iowa and territorial history, institutions, and self government.

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

Mounted Service in Fourth Ward Switch at Local Post

Ben Keltner moves to the Fourth Ward route outside the college area to operate a horse and wagon mounted service. He receives about a third more territory and an annual $200 for horse and equipment. Elmer Greenlee shifts to Keltner’s former route or to route 3, and Mr. Ellis gains the Keltner route.

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

Ames Youths Urged Civic Clubs to Build City Pride

Mrs. W. A. Morse chaired Ames Civic Improvement clubs children’s auxiliary meeting. She urged forming a boys brigade in schools with a clean leader, a gymnasium, and a girls physical culture group to beautify schools and grounds. The plan aims to foster civic pride and cleaner morals.

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

VETS BANQUET OF ISU VETERINARY SOCIETY SET

The fifth annual Veterinary Medical society banquet at Chamberlain Des Moines Friday March 12 at 8 pm honors alumni and graduating class. Committee on invitation includes N N Crawford F S Ballard Guy Gilbert and Chas Murray. Toastmaster R R Dykstra of Iowa State College will preside. Speakers include W J Dixon C F Curtiss E B Faville N N Crawford and Dr English of the 2d U S Cavalry.

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

Clyde Williams Sold To Denver Club From Toledo

Dr Clyde Williams, a football and baseball star and former Ames College coach, has been sold from Toledo to the Denver ball club. Purchased by managers Burke and Gunthrope, Williams is counted among Denver’s top acquisitions amid questions about his professional status this year and his past friendship with the Toledo manager.

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

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R C. Barrett Richard Cornelius Barrett Bryant Brother the Civic Society Fourth Ward B. Keltner Greenlee Ellis Ricuard C. Barrett Friendship Golden West Litchan Barker
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