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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
8
Partial text shows Clark Band and Orchestra director E Clark based in Ames. Address communications to E Clark, Ames, for inquiries about band activities and organization at West Onondaga Street.
The article notes Oklahoma will be admitted to statehood and the U S flag will gain to forty six stars on and after April 1908. A joint army navy board chaired by Admiralty proposed a new star arrangement, approved by the War and Navy secretaries and the president, reorganizing the six by eight star grid across the rows.
The notice touts Kodol as a stomach aid with game juices and a guard plan for relief of heartburn flatulence sour stomach belching nausea and stomach ills. It promises digestion aid when tired irritable or lacking ambition and claims to keep you healthy, sold by C A.
The conference showcased progressive manual training and domestic science in Iowa schools. Mrs Gertrude Nash urged federation to unite for social reform while stressing balance to avoid overextension. Delegates reviewed district club reports, heard college demonstrations, and honored educators with a welcoming reception.
Pupils perform a Saturday recital in the chapel with organ piano vocal and string pieces. Prof. Thompson will preach on Sunday on Music in the Bible and the Church Service. The Choral Society plans the oratorio Lazarus with Mme Benton premiering soprano in December.
The Catholic Mirror of Baltimore extols Prof Alexander Thompson as a composer and writer of church music. It notes Opus 21 a four movement sonata and other piano pieces, a Toccata and Fugue in B flat, and a sacred cantata Lazarus. Thompson, born in Scotland, moved to America at 16 and studied with renowned instructors.
The Register and Leader notes Miss Imogene Benson of Ames among four women entering law studies at the State University of Iowa City. Also mentioned are Miss Jeanette Melchirt, Miss Clara McCullough, and Miss Mabel Louise Egger. The piece highlights pioneering women in law and local social updates from Ames, Boone, Des Moines, and neighboring towns.
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve penetrates pores and heals. Good for piles. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
Experienced club women say the successful conventions ever held were outstanding, reflecting strong organization and devoted participation. They emphasize the value of shared knowledge, community impact, and sustained commitment to civic projects.
Milford and Grant youths enjoyed a masquerade at Maudle and Edna Mathews home near Shipley S. Milford folks traveled to Ames to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Minkler now in Ames. Local notices include visits, hires, and farm labor mentions across Milford and Ames.
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