Ames Mayoral Race Sets Historic Vote and Platform Detail
Ames voters head to the polls Monday for the mayoral election with two regular nominees, Lave and Tilden, debating city lighting policy and pool rooms. Each candidate presents platforms emphasizing open government, taxation, and clean town ideals while pressuring council action and liquor suppression linked to amusement venues.
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Ames
Lave
Intelligencer
van Chamberlain
Tilden
the Intelligencer
Mr. Tilden
Mr. van Chamberlain
Mr. van Chamberlin
Legacy figures in Iowa history praised for statue at Des Moines
The piece urges a bronze statue of Charles Aldrich for the state historical building in Des Moines. It notes Aldrich and Dr. Benjamin Shambaugh as twin pillars, with Aldrich gathering material and Shambaugh systematizing and publishing Iowa history. It highlights Shambaugh’s growing recognition and influence.
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Iowa City
Governor Lucas
Parish
Shambaugh
Lucas
Iowa
State Historical Society
Hisory
Des Moines
Charles Aldrich
Benjamin F. Shampaugh
Aldrich
Dr. Shambaugh
Alldrich
Standpatters shift to Cummins on tariff and reform
The Iowa standpatters realign with Gov. Cummins and Teddy Taft, embracing progressive reforms they once opposed, including primary elections anti pass and railroad control. By swallowing issues and backing a personal clash between Allison and Cummins, they boost Cummins’ political odds while urging issue driven campaigns.
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Iowa
Cummins
Cummunism
Washington
Gov .Cummins
Taft
Gov. Cummins
Teddy
Allison
Welcome W. O. Payne Finds Seat Among Bandwagon Forces
In a lighthearted note, W. O. Payne is welcomed as Ben Sallinger and John Hungerford dominate the front seat, leaving Payne to wait for a switch when one of the distinguished gentlemen departs.
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W. O. Payne
Ben Sallinger
John Hungerford
Primary pledge urged after June contests
The Scranton Journal urges George D. Perkins and Lafe Young to publicly vow to accept the June primary outcome, noting their celebration and confidence in the results while calling for a show of sportsmanship and commitment to the democratic process.
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George D. Perkins
Lafe Young
The
Scranton Journal
Voters Encounter Change in Candidate Perks
The Williams Wasp notes voters face a new rule barring candidates from giving cigars or other treats during campaigns, a shift from previous practice. The observation highlights a change in campaign customs affecting voter reception.
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Williams
Birthday toast unites Curtis and Storms for Gov Lucas
George M. Curtis of Clinton, excongressman and millionaire lum berman, celebrates with Dr. A. B. Storms on April 1 each year as they unite in marking the birthday of Gov. Lucas, Iowa's first territorial governor.
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George M. Curtis
Clinton
A. B. Storms
Gov. Lucas
Iowa
Garst Seen as Likely Governor Nominee in Gazette Forecast
The Cedar Rapids Gazette cites statewide interviews as backing its forecast that Garst will be the party's nominee for governor. The paper emphasizes its prediction remains unchanged after consulting informed sources statewide.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Garst
City Promises Prompt Action to Boost Ames
A call urges the Ames city government to act now to boost the city’s prospects. Delaying until after Monday is warned as risking missed opportunities and potential consequences for local development.
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Ames
Times-Republican Notes Last Likely GOP Steering Committee Convention
The Times-Republican suggests the recent Republican state convention was probably the final one organized and directed by a steering committee, marking a shift in oversight and procedure.
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the Times-Republican
Tariff Ripping Shifts Opinion on Cummins for Senator
The stance views tariff ripples as a lever to sway supporters toward Cummins in the Senate race. It suggests standpatters might back him to blunt policy discomfort.
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Senator
Standpat Murmur Marks Political Shift
The Rockwell City Advocate laments a loss of identity among standpatters, claiming the group has largely embraced progressive Republican positions as the political landscape changes.
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Rockwell City Advocate
Ames Enforces Liquor Laws Rigorously To Cut Booze
City officials vow strict enforcement of liquor laws in Ames to curb unsanctioned drinking. Police will increase patrols and penalties for violations to reduce public intoxication and underage drinking.
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Ames
Notable Birth and Purchase Dates for U S History
The record notes Thomas Jefferson born on April 2, 1743 and Alaska purchased on March 30, 1867, marking two pivotal mid 18th and 19th century events in American history.
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Thomas Jefferson
Alaska
Williams Addresses Ames Home Perils in First Sermon
Rev H D Williams of the Christian church spoke on What are the perils to the homes in Ames outlining risks to families. He drew on circular replies from diverse groups and summarized key perils as neglect of home for business social dissipation lack of obedience religion and reverence low view of marriage leading to quarrels and divorce drink and social evils.
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Ames
Williams
J. Williams
Sunday in Lent Services Schedule at Ames Churches
Regular services are listed for Ames churches with Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 am Young peoples societies at 6 30 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm The schedule mirrors a traditional church day in Lent.
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Ames
Young Peoples Societies
Saint John's Lenten Services Schedule
St Johns Episcopal Church announces Lenten services with Rev. Wm Pence James leading March 29 at 7 30 in the church and Rev F L Drake of Fort Dodge presiding March 31 at 7 30 p m at the church.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Wm. Pence James
F. L. Drake
Fort Dodge
Pastor to Speak on Essentials in Christianity Sunday
Church of Christ will host H. D. Williams speaking at 11 a m Sunday on Essentials in Christianity. This inaugurates a Sunday morning sermon series. The evening sermon will be the second in the series focusing on home interests with the theme Perils to Children in Ames.
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H. D. Williams
Ames
Morning and Evening Services at Fowle Church
Pastor Ww I Fowle preaches at 7 30 morning Missionary Union service and an evangelistic evening sermon on The Unrecognized Christ with good music.
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Ww. I. Fowle
Missionary Union
Visiting Pastor Delivers Third Sermon This Month
A. M. Shea, pastor, conducts regular services at the rink as the third Sunday in a series of sermons by visiting pastors.
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A. M. Shea
U B Church Schedule With Pastor Stiverson
Pastor J W Stiverson will preach at U B Church in morning and evening. A sermon will also be held at Evergreen at 3 00.
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U. B. Church
J. W. Stiverson
Evergreen
St Cecelia’s Church Mass Schedule
St Cecelia’s Church announces Mass at 10 00 a m on Sunday led by Rev F C Renier pastor local parish notices reflect regular service times for the community
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St. Cecelia’s
F. C. Renier
Christian Science Sunday Services in Odd Fellows Hall
Services Sunday at 11 o clock in Odd Fellows hall with subject Reality.
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Christian Science
Odd Fellows Hall
Work on New Methodist Church Progresses
Work on the new Methodist church began yesterday with four carloads of lumber and additional brick delivered. An installment of workmen has arrived and, if continued, builders hope to push the project toward completion soon.
Merchants Carnival at OCole's rink draws Ames crowds
Over forty Ames merchants showcased skaters in costumes and placards. Judges Tom Spellman, Chas Dudgeon, and Mrs. Little awarded first to Fred Walkey of Daniel Bros. & Herman, second to Karl Moore of Ames Engineering, third to Mildred Dunning of Tilden Bros. Fourth went to Clifford Shockley for Nelson & Nible but was misannounced as Sorenson Gamrath.
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Ocole
Merchants of Ames
Tom Spellman
Chas. Dudgeon
Mrs. Little
Fred Walkey
Daniel Bros. & Herman
Karl Moore
Ames Engineering Do
Mildred Dunning
Tilden Bros
Nelson & Nible
Clifford Shockley
Sorenson Gamrath
Mona Fowler
Lockward Grain Co
Teachers Go Home During Spring Vacation
Most Ames High School teachers plan to return to their homes for rest during spring break. Miss Boyd goes to Grand River, Miss Terrill to Jefferson, Miss Moore to Nevada, Miss Kerstetter to La Porte, Miss Fedson to St Ansgar, and Miss Wakefield visits relatives near Ames. Supt King and Miss Schreiner teach at Albia’s Monroe County institute. Mr J may campaign for county superintendent. A reception for Rev Paul Lass at Congregational church drew a large crowd. The Cemetery Association will meet with Miss Chamberlain on the first Friday in April at 2 00 p m.
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Ames
Miss Boyd
Grand River
Miss Terrill
Jefferson
Moore
Nevada
Miss Kerstetter
la Porte
Fedson
St. Ansgar
Miss Wakefield
Supt
King
Miss Schreiner
Monroeounty Nevice Institute
Albia
Iowa
Mr. J
Book and Basket Club Tea With Mrs Rice
The Book and Basket Club met with Mrs Dr Thomas Rice on Wednesday afternoon for the usual program followed by a five o clock tea. Twenty four ladies of the W R O traveled to Mrs Schooler s home on Tuesday with full picnic baskets served at noon on two long tables. Mrs Schooler who leaves April first for her new home in South Dakota was presented by the ladies with a gold W R O pin.
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Book and Basket Club
Thomas Rice
Junto Society Closes Year With Mothers Guests
Ames High seniors and juniors of the Junto Literary Society held their final program Friday March 20 at 2:80 p.m. in the high school assembly. About thirty members have met weekly since October, improving public speaking and literary work. Mothers attended, tea and wafers were served, and favors reading “Junto March 08.” The program featured Mabel Kinkade singing, Irma Beyer visiting Mt. Vernon, Jennie Mitchell reading, and a debate arguing that high school examinations should be abolished.
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Junto Literary Society
Ames High School
Mabel Kinkade
Mt. Vernon
Inifred Beyer
Jennie Mitchell
Junto Journal Presents Recital and Theater Cast List
Names and roles from a 1920s page show performers and works including Katrina's Visit to New York and To Meet Mr Thompson with a list of actresses and contributors. Contributions include Louise Oliver editor Carrie Hunter Annie Far nom Ella Harvey Ruby Lynch and others.
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Pearl Pletcher
Lillia Hollinstead
Katrina
New York
Carrie Hunter
Junto Journal
Louise Oliver
Annie Farnom
Jantos
Ella Harvey
Ruby Lynch
Mr. Thompson
Mary Bryant
Ruth Barrett
Della Keltner
Mary Cox
Nina Nichols
Myrtle Hubbart
Florence Willey
Mae Loving
San Francisco Lecturer Promises California Wonders
James W. Erwin of San Francisco will lecture in the college chapel Saturday evening at eight on the Wonders and Glories of California. The talk will be illustrated with 200 stereoptical views in natural colors and several motion pictures. Special sights include Mt. Shasta the Golden Gate San Francisco in ruins and rebuilt Los Angeles San Jose vineyards and orchards.
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James W. Erwin
San Francisco
College Chapel
California
Mt. Shasta
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
San Jose
Lecture invites all to free flower gardens and farms
A public lecture invites everyone to attend a free session about flower gardens and squab and 0s farms. The event emphasizes open access and broad participation.
Cough Remedy Promoted as Cure for Croup in Indiana
Unequaled remedy touted by residents of Waynetown Indiana as a cure for colds throat troubles and croup. Marketed as effective at the onset of a croupy cough it is reported used in many homes and sold by local vendors Loran Baurer and Joel C. Cagwi.
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Harry Son
Waynetown
Ind
Loran & Baurer
Joel C. Cagwi
Notice of administration for Henry Foster estate in Iowa
Notice issued by the district court appointed administrator H Beadle for the estate of Henry Foster deceased in Iowa. Creditors must present authenticated claims for allowance. debtors must pay and present receipts to the court. Dated March 1908.
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District Court of County
Iowa
Henry Foster
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