A New Religion to Rule World
Rev H D Williams reviews Dr Norman Smyth's book Passing Protestantism and Coming Catholicism before Ames Ministerial Association. He argues progressive Protestantism and Modernist Catholicism head toward a common ground a new universal church, the real Catholicism Jesus prayed for.
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H. PD. Williams
Norman Smyth
Ministerial Association
Martin Luther
Ames Ministerial Association
H. D. Williams
The
Christian Church
Smyth
Mr. Williams
Newman Smyth
Vatican
Lord
Secluded Colonnades feud ends in court ruling
In Nevada District Court the Colonnades Club, which had split by relocating and renaming as Colonnades, lost an injunction dispute over the club name. The court decided the rights belong to the charter holders, mandating the split group cease using the name. The result leaves one Colonnades Club and a fractured 4th ward society.
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Colonnades Club
Colonnades
Champlin
Nevada
Diplomatic Professors See Trouble in Controversy
Dr. William W. Grafton aged 82 a West Coast magazine proprietor died in Los Angeles this week He was well known nationwide especially in Cambridge where he practiced medicine for over forty years He was brother in law to Mr Gene Livingston of Ames
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William W. Grafton
Los Angeles
Iowa State College thief tied to campus thefts
H F Higgins former Iowa State College agriculture graduate is jailed in Nevada awaiting grand jury on larceny charges. Police found over a hundred dollars in stolen goods on him and Pinkerton detectives link him to months of campus and local burglaries totaling near three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Higgins
Iowa State College
Nevada
Pinkerton
Higgins
Things Needed Now On The Way To Ames Rest Room
At a Civic Improvement Society meeting in Ames plans were set for a new rest room in the Library building with about $100 needed for suitable furniture. Country residents who benefit from the facility pledged hearty support and generous contributions are expected. Committees for the year were appointed including Council, Park, Sanitary, Public Improvement, Solicitors, Children's Auxiliary, and Program chairs with several named members.
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Civic Improvement Society
Ames
Onondago Street
Margaret Jones
Cogwich
Pammel
Burdick
Children’s Auxiliary
Sowers
Lee
Morse
Munn
Jennie McE. Beyer
Lydia Tilden
A Count of No Account staged by Mono club in Ames
The Mono club will present A Count of No Account at the Armory on Tuesday evening December 1 to raise funds for Civic Improvement Society projects. Rehearsals are underway and the play promises strong humor with characters like the French maid and the Major.
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Mono Club
Civic Improvement Society
Armory
Ames
Anthony FE. Wills
Catskill Mountains
France
New York
Parole Board Visit Probes Rai nsbarger Case in Eldora
Hon A P Smith and Dr Emmert of the parole board toured town en route to Eldora to gauge public sentiment on the Rai nsbarger brothers serving life in prison. Their friends claim a wrongful murder conviction though the men served about twenty years. Judge Weaver, former attorney for the pair, says they may be innocent this time but offers no endorsement of their reputation. Sentiment in Eldora is divided as the brothers, noted for prison conduct, face potential hearings.
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A. P. Smith
Emmert
Parole Board of Law
Eldora
Raiinsbarger Brothers
Weaver
Supreme Bench
Divided
Smith
Grinnell Visits Ames in likely top game of series
Grinnell travels to Ames on Saturday to challenge the state champions on the home field. The Ames high squad, unbeaten this season, faces Fort Dodge in a curtain raiser as both towns anticipate a top rivalry showdown with strong crowds and high stakes for the day.
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Grinnell
Ames
Austin Haines
Ames High
Fort Dodgers
Fort Dodge
Boone
Pickard China on Hand Painted Line at Earry's
See Earry's for hand painted Pickard china lines offering fine patterns and enduring craftsmanship for discerning collectors and gifts.
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Earry's
Notable dates and births listed for November events
A compilation of historical dates and births associated with November, noting figures such as Simeon Beadle, Edwin G. Moon, Joseph Holmes Allen, Richard Montgomery, Rossini, Gen. Joseph Hooker, and others. Includes events like Iowa legislative milestones, Mexican independence, and notable anniversaries across years.
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Simeon Beadle
Ontario
Story County
Gov. Lucas
Iowa
Burlington
Edwin G. Moon
Ottumwa
Senate
Montrose
Lee County
Mississippi River
Joseph Holmes Allen
Pocahontas
Marshall County
Congress
New York
Richard Montgomery
Lake Champlain
Canada
Montreal
Rossini
William Tell
Paris
Joseph Hooker
Hadley
Mass
Mexico
Anne Boleyn
Ames
Henry VIII
Elias Clifton
Sherman W. DeWolf
Reinbeck
Tama County
Dom Pedro
Col
David James Palmer
Iowa Railroad Commission
Iowa G. A. R
Washington County
Washington
United Brethren Church
Cave
Samuel Smith
America
Boston
Fort Washington
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Lutzen
Wallenstein
Fred C. Tilden of
Vermont
John Brown
Court House
Nevada
Agricultural College
Sir Walter Raleigh
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Chester A. Arthur
James A. Garfield
Chautauqua Secures Maxwell Grove Lease for Sessions
At a recent Chau tauqua board meeting a five year lease of fifteen acres at Maxwell Grove northeast of town was secured for chautauqua sessions. The land may be purchased by next June for 400 dollars per acre. A committee was appointed to raise funds to buy the land. Supper will be served in the Methodist church basement this evening by the men. Come out and see the men work.
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Maxwell's
Chautauqua Board
Maxwell Grove
Methodist Church
Two Old-Timers of Ames Meet in Omaha Talk
Dean and Mrs. Stanton visited Omaha on Friday as guests of N. B. Dietz returning after the Ames Nebraska football game Saturday. Dietz, an IIT graduate, was the first to register after the college opened, and donated Dietz Park for the game site.
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Omaha
Stanton
Dietz
Dean
Mrs. Stanton
Ic. N. Dietz
Mr. Dietz
Dean Stanton
Dietz Park
Rivals in Poetry Contest Prompts Local Wait for Outcome
Grinnell Record notes Judge Weaver has penned a church decoration verse prompting Judge Towner and S H M Byers to defend honors. Byers leads with several poems. Towner trails by a few stanzas and four songs.
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Judge Weaver
Judge Towner
S. H. M. Byers
Byers
Grinnell Record
Pickard Celebrated Head Painted China at Perry's Sale
W A Pickard celebrated head painted china was offered at Perry's store in a sale event. The listing highlighted distinctive hand painted pieces and indicated available stock for purchase.
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W. A. Pickard
Perry's
Ames Debaters Top Normal in Intercollegiate Debate
The Ames team won five of six ballots in a Cedar Falls style debate on interstate corporate charters. Ames was praised for strong argument while Cedar Falls carried all three votes. A reception and toasts followed in the Association building with H F Patterson A J Wilfred and J G Emerson speaking.
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Ames
I. S. CG
Cedar Falls
Iowa State College
C. R. Schumway
O. W. Johnson
G. E. Farmer
K. L. Quaife
E. F. Ferrin
H. T. Hill
Mr. Hill
Ames High
Association
H. F. Patterson
A. J. Wilfred
J. G. Emerson
Ames vs Nebraska gridiron clash ends 23 to 17
The Iowa Cyclones lost to the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Omaha in a hard fought fall game. Lincoln fans attended with about two thousand excursionists from Lincoln and five hundred from Ames. The Ames team showed strong play led by star St Lambert but the decisive drive came after Cooke entered the game. The final score was Nebraska 23 Ames 17 with time running out before Ames could score again.
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Iowa Cyclones
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Omaha
Ames
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cooke
St Lambert
Deitz Park
Ames Johnson
Leb Reppert
Law Ewing
Nelson Collins
Rutledge Harte
Murphy Chalaupka
Wilmarty
Harvey
Knox Bentley
Heggen
Belzer
Lambert Birkner
Hubbard Kroger
Temple
Sterzenegger
E Lambert
King
West Point
Hoagland
Princeton
Thompson
Stuart
Michigan
Ames Party Sees Big Game on State Tour
Dr. C M Proctor leads an Ames party in a three day state tour to Omaha to view the big game. The touring car carried Proctor Frank Danforth Robert McCarty Russel Read and Ed Rooker. They left Ames Friday at 11 am traveled to Denison overnight then onward to Omaha arriving 19 am Sunday. They returned via Dunlap Jefferson and Carroll and reached Ames by 11 pm. A 7 mile stretch was covered in ten minutes.
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C. M. Proctor
Omaha
Dr. Proctor
Frank Danforth
Robert McCarty
Russel Read
Ed. Rooker
Ames
Denison
Ames High School attendance tops state cities despite smaller town size
Ames shows 159 boys and 145 girls in the high school and ranks tenth among Iowa cities by high school enrollment while population lags. Christmas vacation runs December 19 to January 4. The school plans silk flags for every room to foster patriotism, funded by pupil contributions with certificates for stockholders.
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Ames High School
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa
Albia
Belle Plaine
Algona
Chariton
Cherokee
Decorah
Clarinda
Independence
Missouri Valley
Mount Pleasant
Newton
Perry
Shenandoah
Vinton
Washington
Webster City
Denison
Estherville
Knoxville
Spencer
Maquoketa
Marion
Iowa Falls
Waverly
Grinnell
Maisy Schreiner
Miss Schreiner
King
Des Moines Interurban Name Frank Cummins Active Manager
Frank Cummins of Des Moines becomes active manager of the Des Moines Interurban Railway. He has served as general superintendent and chief engineer and helped project and construct the system. Polk will focus on developing the Polk estate. Cummins is W G Wright of Nevada's son-in-law and a nephew of Iowa's new senator.
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Frank Cummins
Des Moines
Frank
Cummins
W. G. Wright
Nevada
Des Moines Interurban Railway Company
Harry H. Polk
Polk
Iowa
Editor Killed in Car Crash Nervous Shock Fatal
Dr David Dreamp Thompson editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate of Chicago died at St Louis on Tuesday from injuries after an automobile accident. He suffered a broken arm cuts and bruises and internal injuries due to nervous shock with age reducing recovery chances.
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Anto
David Dreamp Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate of Chicago
St. Louis
Local Theft Report Details Suspect Description
Charles Sowers of five miles east of town reports a suit of clothes stolen. He describes the thief as tall with a dark complexion but the suspect has not yet been found.
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Charles Sowers
Mr. Sowers
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Michigan State University
Campbell
Storms
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Raffles
Keokuk County
Tom Thompson
the Parole Board
Dr. C. M. Proctor
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