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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

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Pioneer James Hull of Boone County Honored in Obituary

James Hull an early Boone County settler who arrived in 1846 before Boone and Story counties were settled died at Boone. He helped establish mills, claimed farms, and aided the transformation from prairie to a settled community. his family noted 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services were conducted by Rev. G. F. Cannon.

Boone James Hull Boone County Story Counties Prairie McCarthys O’briens Rosses Freeds Aldermans Boones Borough New Philadelphia Iowa Senator Ericson Des Moines Mineral Ridge Buchanan Iowa State College Ames G. F. Cannon Marion Street M. E Hull Mr. Hull Lincoln County Catherine Crooks Knox County Ind Hall John M. Crooks John Pea Samuel Bowers Crooks Mrs. Hall Jefferson County Indiana Mike Myers Mrs. Hull Geo. W. Crooks Hulls Court House Herron

Choirs Gather for Sangerfest at Fieldburg Church

Preparations are complete for the Sangerfest to be held May 24 at Fieldburg church. The event will feature more than a hundred voices from the local choir and churches of Story City and Roland with Mr. John J. Ferroe of Ames directing the chorus.

Huxley Fieldburg St. Petri North St. Petri Story City Bergen Roland John J. Ferroe Ames

Vegetable crop bulletin reports mixed fruit damage from late frost

Des Moines Iowa week ending May 4 1908 reports unusually cold dry weather with frost and occasional snow flurries. Damage to fruit varies with southern and central sections more affected while northern counties fared better. Small grains pastures and meadows are in good condition. corn planting to begin soon if weather improves. Geo M Chappel section director.

Des Moines Iowa Missouri Divide Cherokee County Geo. M. Chappel

High School Play Friday Evening at Armory Opera House

Seniors present Complications of Ellen a comedy in three acts set in Pleasant Hill New York 1905 at Ford home and garden. Cast includes Richard Fox Don Moxley Ruth Barrett Mollie Robert Shephard Max Ten Bych June Haverhill Dorothy March and John Hume. Local school notes training by Miss Brandt and the event tailors a lively student production.

Ellen Armory Opera House Hume Rector Mrs. Ford Rose of Low Richard Fox Don Moxley Ruth Barrett Mollie Robert Shephard Resakes Albert Fowler Max Ten Bych Robert Mleermee Merrill Manning June Haverhill Wellesley Mary Cox Dorothy March Max Ford Ee Mary Bryant John Hume St. Agnes Henry Templeton

Ames High Commencement Plans For 08s 09s

Ames High announces a May commencement sequence with a Peace Pipe event on May 13 on the Squaw banks. The baccalaureate sermon is May 24 by Rev H D Williams. Seniors hold May 26 for dinner and May 27 for class day exercises, followed by May 28 commencement with an address by M R Lawlers of Davenport.

Ames High Squaw H. D. Williams Church of Christ the Armory

State Center selects Prof. Barrett for commencement address

Prof. R. C. Barrett has been chosen to deliver the commencement address at State Center, marking a notable tribute to his academic leadership and public speaking. This selection highlights Barrett's prominence within the university community.

R. C. Barrett State Center

Dieffenbacher 76 Reflects a Life of Moving Trails and Matches

Joseph Dieffenbacher marked his seventy fifth birthday yesterday with a life story spanning Center county to Bald Eagle Valley. Born May 6 1833 he drove a stage line as a boy crossed the Alleghenies to work on a railroad and later settled in Iowa and Ames where he contemplates wrestling bouts with Gotch or others.

JO Dieffenbacher Joseph Dieffenbacher Center County Bald Eagle Mountain Bald Eagle Valley Pennsylvania Allegheny Mountains Chicago Peoria Iowa Story County Nevada Dieffenbacher Ames Gotch

Prof Richard Burton to Speak at ISU Graduation Exercises

The literary societies of Iowa State College invite Prof Richard Burton from the University of Minnesota to deliver the annual address during commencement week on Tuesday afternoon June 2. Burton, a noted lecturer and author, serves as professorial lecturer at the University of Chicago and associate editor of Warner's Library of World's Best Literature.

Richard Burton Iowa State College University of Minnesota Burton University of Chicago Warner Library of World Rahab Charles Dickens Robert Browning Robert Louis Stevenson

Father Stevens Dies at LaMoille Age 93

Isaac Loomis Stevens father of Judge J L Stevens of Boone and founder of LaMoille died at his sister’s home in LaMoille at age 93. A former Chicago & Northwestern roadmaster, he helped plat and settle LaMoille after first moving there in 1867. Survived by Judge Stevens and Mrs Carrie Lane, with nephew George Cull in the railroad service. Born Northfield Vermont.

Judge Stevens Ames Isaac Loomis Stevens J. L. Stevens Times-Republican Boone LaMoille Stevens Chicago & Northwestern LaMoisie Carrie Lane Lane Fannie Cull George Cull Mr. Stevens Northfield Vermont

Science alumni occupy notable positions in public life

Graduates from the Science department include Herbert Osborn professor of Zoology at the University of Ohio and president of the American Microscopical Society. J. C. Arthur professor of Botany at Lafayette Indiana. W. A. Bryan president of the Survey and Discovery of Marine Life. Carrie Catt ex‑president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Frank Leverett with the U S Geological Survey. Virgil Snyder professor of Mathematics at Cornell. P H Rolfs director of the Florida Experiment Station. Fred Rolfs director of the Missouri Fruit Station. and others in forestry, botany, agriculture, and zoology across the United States.

Herbert Osborn University of Ohio American Microscopical Society Annals Etomological Society of America Mr. Osborn Macmillan of New York J. C. Arthur Lafayette Indiana That Place Arthur W. A. Bryan Pacific Ocean Pacific Islands Carrie Lane Chapman) Catt National Woman’s P. H. Rolfs Florida Experiment Station Fred Rolfs Mountain Grove H. S. Fawcett EB. D. Ball Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Carlton Albaugh U. S. Department of Agriculture B. R. Hodson Bureau of Forestry Hitchcock National Museum Ed Sherman Montana Washington Co. W. Malley South Africa W. Newell Louisiana

Lutheran Church Adds Eight Foot Annex and Cupola

The Lutheran church plans an eight foot addition and a cupola to expand space for a growing congregation under Pastor Rev. G. O. Paulsrud.

Lutheran Church G. O. Paulsrud

Comeback of Colfax Couple At Boone Residence

Mr and Mrs Nathan Little former Colfax residents now reside in Boone Iowa after living in Ames and a year in Olathe Kansas The News Republican notes their return to Iowa and new home in Boone.

Hlave Nathan Little Colfax Township Ames Olateh Kansas Iowa Boone News-Republican

Memorial Services at Congregational Church in May

Memorial services by the Ames G A R at the W R C are held this year at the Congregational church on Sunday May 24. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Wm J Minchin.

Ames G. A. R. T Congregational Church Wm. J. Minchin

Rides the Bike After Recovery

George Roberson has recovered enough to ride a two wheeled bike again though he no longer experiments with motorcycles and sticks to the old fashioned bicycle.

George Roberson

Ames Citizens Send Birthday Greetings To Congressman Hull

Ames celebrates Capt John A Z Hull on his 67th birthday with a city telegram from the Commercial club and a Millionaire May Day party. Hull replies with gratitude noting the touching act of kindness from Ames citizens and asks that thanks be conveyed.

Ames John A. Z. Hull Hull Hul Federal Building Federal Building Committee The Commercial Club City of Ames Capt. Hull City of W. D. Rich

Dunham's concrete mixer a great industrial promise

Ames man J Dunham completed a working model of a concrete mixer that automatically measures sand and cement, mixing nine cubic yards per hour. Competent judges say it out classes all designs, costing about 225 dollars in production, and it will employ 25 to 50 finishers. The device, powered by a two horse engine, will be showcased on Onondaga street for W J Freed once weather allows.

Ames Co. J. Dunham Mann Lumber Co Dunham Onondaga Street W. J. Freed

Lecture Course For Next Year In Ames Churches

Ames young people organize a new year lecture course following a successful past year. The program features La Delle Fox Concert Company Frank H. Gamel Everett Kemp with Seven Cakes Lucian BE Followsbee the Colonial Saxophone Quartet and Victoria Lyman reader. Community support encouraged.

Ames la Delle Fox Frank H. Gamel Everett Kemp Lucian BE Followsbee Victoria Lyman

Payne's Tribute to the McCarthys Golden Wedding

The golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Daniel McCarthy was celebrated April 26 at their Ames home with a large gathering of children in laws grandchildren and relatives. McCarthy came from Canada and Mary Ann Ross from Indiana where they met and married forming a long established Story county home.

Payne McCarthys Daniel McCarthy Ames McCarthy Story County Canada Mary Ann Ross Indiana Franklin Township

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Bentonsport Nes Moines Hull House Fort Des Moines Fort Dodge Frank Allen McFarland East Great West Boonesboro Court House Square Joshua G. Newbold Fayette County Hillsboro Henry County Samuel J. Kirkwood Mount Pleasant Allen Armory Father Stevens LA Moille
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