Story County Republicans Endorse R Quade for District Delegate
The Story County Republican convention endorses C R Quade for District delegate to the Chicago National Convention June 16 1998 and directs delegates to vote for him until nomination. The body praises Roosevelt Cummins reforms and supports party harmony amid caucus contests in Ames and Nevada with committee reports on district and state delegates.
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C. R. Quade
Chicago
R. Quade
Patters
Story County
Do. R. Quade
O. Payne
Harmony
Ames
Mr. Grove
Veneman
Henry McCarthy
G. Ke.farnum
George Danskin
Joseph Miller
J. A. Mills
A. 5
McCord
W. J. A. Page
Ole* Langland L. Morris
H. E. Myrale
J. W. Cook
Frank McCollum
C. C. Harris
Garst
Geo
C. M. Soper
F. B. O’brien
Theodore Roosevelt
Albert B. Cummins
Alpha Tau Omega installs Gamma Upsilon at Ames
The National Fraternity of Alpha Tau Omega forms its Iowa Gamma Upsilon chapter in Ames with alumni from Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas Missouri Simpson College and Wooster University. Banquet at Adams Hall features speeches and songs by visiting members and locals.
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Alpha
Omega
Alpha Tau Omega
Iowa Gamma Upsilon
Ames
Black Hawks
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
University of Kansas
University of Missouri
Simpson College
Wooster University
Ohio
Smith's Hall
Gamma
Black Hawk
R. A. Roberts
Gamma Upsiton
C. H. Maupin
John M. van der Vrees
Billingsley
Simpson
Voskuehler
Ohio State
Finger
Chicago
W .B. Harrison
Woosterith
Illinois
Alpha Tau Omess
van der Vrees
G. K. Swift
W. M
B. B. Rhine
W. C
R. Ww. Crum
W. K
H. E. Bemis
H. R. Baker
L. Reppert
W. V
Platt Wilson
W. S
Chicago artist Fred Wirth dies in Iowa visit
Fred Wirth aged 66 died of apoplexy at Walter Baldus's near Watkins Well while visiting Story County friends. He had four sons in Chicago and was a once prominent crayon artist whose Chicago pictures commanded high prices. Remains shipped to Chicago Friday with son John Wirth. A memorial service was held Saturday at Gilbert Catholic church conducted by Rev. Francis Renier.
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Chicago
Fred Wirth
Walter Baldus
Watkin’s
Story County
John
Peter
Gilbert
Mr. Wirth
John Wirth
Gilbert Catholic Church
Francis Renier
School Election Brings Out Vote
Sheldon Again Acts as Treasurer Total Vote 264. The school election Monday saw a quiet turnout with no campaigns or tickets until polls opened. Candidates Ferr Farnum Wilson Judge Corlette received votes, while Parley Sheldon won the treasurer post with 261 votes.
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Sheldon
Iid
Judge
Corlett
G. BE. Farnum
Henry Wilson
J. B. Judge
H. B. Corlette
Parley Sheldon
Newens Resignation Accepted and Engineering Vice Dean Appointed
At the college board meeting Prof. Byer was named vice dean of the Engineering department with a 2750 salary to start next school year. Prof. Coover received a salary raise to 1800. Newens resigned effective September first. the board honored his long service and wished him happiness and prosperity. No new large buildings were authorized and a proposed post office site study was referred to the Building committee.
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College
8. W. Beyer
Coover
Western College
A. M. Newens
Triangular Debate Tomorrow Between Drake Ames at College Chapel
Drake Ames and Grinnell prepare for a triangular debate Friday night March 12 at College Chapel on repealing the 15th Amendment and enforcing the 14th Amendment. Affirmative speakers Emerson Hadley Thurman. Negative Vaughan Paterson O Ke y. alternates Andrews Hazen. The event draws strong interest as teams debate constitutional repeal and enforcement.
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Drake
Ames
College Chapel
Grinnell
Grinnell’s
J. G. Emerson
I. D. Hadley
A. G. Thurman
Howard Vaughan
Geo. W. Paterson
C. W. O’key
Andrews
H. Hazen
No Good Highways Without Neighbors
A rural exhortation on road reform argues that selfishness harms public progress and urges farmers and landowners to invest in highway upkeep. It recalls past communal efforts to haul, drain, and improve roads, praising public spirit and cooperative action to restore beauty and value to county byways.
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Little Red
Ily
Noah
Fam
Boards of Supervisors Ag
Story County
Board of Supervisors
Death of Harry McColly Follows Wagon Accident
The body of Harry McColly, born near Boone Church in 1885, died in Oklahoma after a wagon accident left him with a fractured skull and brain injuries. Typhoid fever worsened his condition until his death. His body will be brought to Ames for Dunker church funeral services conducted by the Ankeny pastor, with interment at Boone church cemetery.
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Harry McColly
Gage
Oklahoma
Ames
J. McColly
McColly
Dunker Church
Dunker Churity
Mies
Pas- Ames
Ankeny
Boone Church
Harry
Sympathy Tied To Self Pity Feels Hollow Says Analyst
A columnist argues that many people confuse sympathy with self pity and urges focusing on practical steps to overcome personal difficulties rather than dwelling on hurtful experiences.
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Republicans
Co. G. Lee
A. B. Noble
H. H. Nowlin
Ole Langland
O. J. Viland
O. B. Peterson
I. @. Bergess
Elias Johnson
R. Silliman
S. Deeming
John Moran
N. R. Clift
Geo. Connolly
CP. McCord
H. Tweet
Walter L. Morris
O. G. Tichenor
J. T. Handsaker
E. H. Addison
G. H. Maxwell
J. W. Sowers
Sam Maland
G. E. Farnum
H. E. Myrah
H. N. Wimmer
Charles Aldrich
Iowa
Sam Beyer
E. Ing
Inter- Hiestand
Samuel Hiestand
Campbell
Agricultural College
Hiestand
Squaw Creek
Edwin Res
Farmers Institute
McOlly
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