Political Pride and Lincoln State GOP Outlook
The Intelligencer in Ames previews future party strength after a proud past. Senator Elect A B Cummins pledges to unite Republicans and push party principles while late Nebraska results favor a Democratic legislature and Bill Bryan for the U S Senate.
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A. B. Cummins
Nebraska
Mack
Democratic National Committee
United States Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Bill
Joe Cannons Policies Warn of Democratic Shift
If Joe Cannon's policies continue in the House, the United States Congress may swing Democratic within two years. The coming House could reform or be reformed, and the people have spoken.
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Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Comng House
Garst Birthday Anniversary While Serving Iowa Governor
Governor Garst marks his 58th birthday while in office as Iowa's chief executive. Born December 4, 1850, he remains a dedicated public figure and receives public acknowledgment for his long tenure.
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Garst
Iowa
Ames Cast 1063 Votes in Election Count
Ames voters cast 1063 ballots in the election. Multiplying by five, the average number of family members per voter, estimates Ames population at 5315. The note ends with a light remark that this should comfort Parley.
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Ames
Parley
Cummins sweeps Ames in June primary and July vote
The only Ames ward giving Gov. Cummins a June primary majority was the 4th by one vote. By Monday he carried every ward.
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Ames
Gov. Cummins
Governor Cummins Takes Vacation After November 24
After November 24 Governor Cummins plans a vacation. Officials confirm the timing and note no policy changes during the period.
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Cummins
Harvey Ingham Pleased at College Chapel
Harvey Ingham spoke at the college chapel on Sunday morning on Good Citizenship. He is described as an aggressive thinker and progressive worker who refuses to wear a collar and does his own thinking. The address impressed students and faculty as a magnificent exposition of civic virtue.
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Harvey Ingham
College Chapel
Ingham
Iowa
Mr. Ingham
Iowa Legislators Born November Sixth
John L Bascom of Milford Dickinson county born November 6 1860 in Clayton county Iowa sought re election. John C Brownell of Ross Audubon county born November 6 1842 in Ohio sought re election. Henry H Reitz from Don...
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John L. Bascom
Iowa
Milford
Dickinson County
Clayton County
John C. Brownell
Ross
Audubon County
Ohio
Henry H. Reitz
Don
Notable events and births dated November occurrences
The text lists multiple historical dates and figures with November anniversaries and events. It notes births for Nelson, Beardshear, and others, plus battles, deaths, and milestones such as the Tippecanoe battle, the Panama opening, and famed personalities like Sir George Williams and John Milton.
Prominent Ames Citizens Back Bill Wins Election
A celebratory Ames crowd asserts they predicted Bill would win and now celebrate. Bets against him are settled as a list of Bills presented for redemption includes names such as Bill Greeley Bill Meltzer Bill Hulett Bill Greer Bill Freed Bill Mills Bill Childs Bill Spring and others.
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Ames
Bill
Bill Greeley
Bill Meltzer
Bill Hulett
Bill Greer
Bill Freed
Bill Mills
Bill Childs
Bill Spring
Bill Talbott
Bill Hoon
Bill Niles
Bill McDonald
Bill Wilson
Bill Thompson
Bill Grover
Bill Clark
Bill Hardy
Bill George
Bill Zumwalt
Bill Lambert
Bill Johnson
Bill Forman
Bill Wakefield
Bill Templeton
Bill King
Bill Taylor
Bill Deal
Bill Ball
Prohibitionists Hold Strong Meeting at Armory
Prohibitionists gathered at the Armory Monday evening with entertainer Squires of Minnesota singing and endorsing the third party. Captain Brown delivered a closing address on his gubernatorial campaign after making about 75 speeches across the state. Elwell spoke in support of his bid for representative and explained his Prohibitionist stance.
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Armory
Squires
Minnesota
Captain Brown
Elwell
Professor Bell Purchases Ames Home
Professor H. G. Bell now owns the house he occupies, purchasing it from Rev. W. J. Minchin. The property is described as one of the most modern and model houses erected in Ames in the last three years.
Ames SHUT OUT MISSOURI IN ROARING COLUMBIA GAME
Ames defeated Missouri 16 to 0 in Columbia as Lamber brothers and Hubbard starred on offense. Manilaw sparked late with two touchdowns after a tight defensive duel, while Deatheridge impressed for Missouri with punt returns. Lambert punting averaged around sixty yards.
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Sam Beyer
Columbia
Story County
Ames
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Jack Watson
Brugger
Jeansen
Aggies
Missouri
Manilaw
Huskies
Black
Anderson
Tigers
Deatheridge
Lamber Brothers
Hubbard
E. Lambert
Ames High Steams to 44 0 Victory Over Cambridge
Ames High defeated Cambridge High 44 to 0 in an ideal gridiron clash. Led by coach R W Broadie the Ames team showed rapid improvement with Van Auken scoring rushing touchdowns and Eldridge sustaining a nose injury then returning to score and kick. McDonald added four touchdowns and Cameron kicked the final goal.
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Ames High
Cambridge High
Ames High School
Cambridge
Huxley
R. W. Broadie
Ames
van Auken
Bildridge
Laithly
McDonald
Wilcox
Tallman
Cameron
Betts
Nellis
Ames High School vs Nevada high school football lineup and notes
Ames High School prepared for a curtain riser state field game on November 14 against Fort Dodge with players Nellis Morris Van Auken, Joe Eldridge, and others. Star performances by Willie Davis and Loyal Thomas for Ames and Claude Sellers and Dave Harrington for Nevada marked a closely matched contest. officiating by Horton and Pope accompanied two 20 and 25 minute halves and kicks by Davis. The Fitzgerald Show comes to the Armory for Thursday to Saturday with vaudeville, moving pictures, and songs, admission 16 and 5 cents.
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Holtz
Luithly
Miller
Eldridge
Eugene Wilcox
Wherry
Cambridge
Bowen
Betts
Guy Horton
Pope
Simpson
Ames High School
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State Field
Boone
Fort Dodge
Favor
Ames Boys
Willie Davis
Loyal Thomas
Claude Sellers
Dave Harrington
Nevada
Fitzgerald
Armory
Ames Overpowers Nevada in Saturday Football Contest
The O. B. boys, a newly formed club, traveled to Nevada last Saturday and returned with a 16 point victory. The game featured a younger generation style clash against a like aggregation from Nevada, according to an official report by one of the players.
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Ames
Nevada
O. 8
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Guaranteed Help
A vintage ad touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as quick relief for coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial throat trouble. Marketed as pleasant to take and gently laxative it recommends mothers give it to children and asserts guaranteed satisfaction sold by C. A. Ramble.
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C. A. Ramble
Wood's Liver Medicine Promises Quick Malaria Relief
Advertises Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills fever and biliousness. Claims to regulate the liver and kidneys, ease sick headache and constipation, and provide rapid relief with tonic effects felt at once. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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Wood
C. A. Gamble
Fruit sale at Northwestern depot from Frank A. Woodruff
Hand picked apples and pears sold at low prices at the Northwestern freight depot Friday and Saturday or until sold. Fruit from Frank A. Woodruff of Gallatin Missouri. Mr Woodruff is not a Dago.
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Northwestern
Frank A. Woodruff
Gallatin
Missouri
Woodruff
Birth announcement for Erickson daughter
Born Friday October 30 to Mr and Mrs Erickson a daughter arrives adding joy to the family in the community.
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Erickson
Ad. Erickson
Cummins wins most Story County precincts in unofficialReturns
The unofficial returns show Cummins carrying 2765 votes to Lacey 1040 across Story County with a Cummins majority of 1725. Most townships favored Cummins, with Washington singled out as not supporting him.
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Cummins
Washington
Lacey
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