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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

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Greatest Game of the Season Iowa vs Ames Preview

Pre-game notes for the Iowa State College clash with Ames in a highly anticipated match. Iowa star Kirk headlines a strong defensive line and prolific kicking while Ames relies on Clyde Williams and a speedy squad. Officials include Ham mer of Chicago and Holden of Michigan. seating urged for a 3600 capacity.

Chicago Iowa Ames Hastings Cig Ica Rutledge Gaik. G Thayer Sidell Klaks Nelson Gross Brugger Jewell Reay A Law White McElhinney R. E Carberry L. EL. E Reppert Stewart Hubbard R. H Si Lambert Knowlton L. H G. Lambert Haszard F. B Willet Hammer University of Chicago Holden Michigan Jake” Stahl Illinois Hunter Northwestern 8. W. Beyer College Ft. Dodge Des Moines Cedar Rapids Boone

Cyrus Clay Carpenter 1829 1898 Iowa Governor and Leader

The article honors Cyrus Clay Carpenter born 1829 in Hartford Pennsylvania. It outlines his rise from surveyor to eighth Iowa governor, his Civil War service, later roles including postmaster and congressman, and notes his compassion in leading relief for 1856 57 Sioux frontier outrages.

Cyrus Clay Carpenter Iowa Hartford Pennsylvania Licking County Ohio Des Moines Fort Dodge General Assembly Rosecrans Dodge Logan Carpenter State Land Office the Treasury of The United States Congress Ft. Dodge Cyrus C. Carpenter Governor Carpenter Susan C. Burkholder Tanly Oue Lathrop Kirkwood Senate House Belknap McCracy U. S. Circuit Court Wilson

Ames eleven praised as fastest team at State College

The Ames eleven is described as a magnificent machine with fine spirit and dash. They are noted for speed average height about 175 pounds, superior conditioning, sportsmanlike play, and deep football instinct. Three regulars were out of the lineup.

Grinnell Ames the Herald State College

Boone Masons to Dedicate New Temple on St Johns Day

Boone Masons plan a December 27 dedication of the Frank Champlin Memorial Masonic temple with Governor Cummins delivering the address. Senator J. C. A. Erickson has confirmed the governor will attend as guest of Boone friends. Neighboring lodges will be invited to join.

Mber St. John’s Frank Champlin Boone J. C. A. Erickson Cummins

Mme Bouton Sings at College Chapel

Mme Bouton described as handsome and a great singer performs in the College Chapel. The note highlights her voice and stage presence in a local campus venue.

Mme. Bouton College Chapel

Ames Bank Handles Large Estate Payments on Waugh Farm Deal

Cashier Milo Manning reports two drafts Tuesday from Ames Savings Bank. A 2700 inheritance tax draft goes to the state treasury, and a 46300 draft sends funds to Mt. Vernon for John Waugh estate executor Frank Owens. The 720 acre Waugh farm north of Ames sold to Campbell and Graves for 55000 total at 75 per acre. Manning says the deal should benefit Ames as land demand remains strong.

Milo Manning Ames Savings Bank Waugh State Treasury College Road Mt. Vernon Ohio Frank V. Owens John Waugh Ames Campbell and Graves

Premiums Exceed 5000 at Iowa Corn Growers’ Meet

Professor M L Bowman outlines Ames gathering from December 30 to January 11 with over 5000 in prizes including a 250 dollar Shorthorn bull and a 450 dollar Whities trophy. Event aims to draw record farmer attendance and showcase corn breeding.

Corn Growers’ Association M. L. Bowman Iowa Corn Growers’ Association Ames Will C. Whitting Chicago Indiana Ona Eady Whities Montgomery Allee Wallace Beers’ Tribune

Cost of crime costs billions in United States

The article states total annual crime costs exceed 200 million dollars, with estimates rising to 500 million including nonproductive criminals. It notes each honest family pays about 25 dollars yearly and claims per capita crime cost surpasses education. It cites Thomas Speed Mosby, Missouri pardon attorney, as the source. It also cites a figure of one in 320 people as pauper, lunatic, or criminal, implying a degenerate population larger than the national capital.

United States Thomas Speed Mosby Missouri Mr. Mosby

Man Dies After Fall From Coal Chute Injury

Dennis J. Bogue aged 36 dies in Dubuque hospital after four weeks with a broken back from a fall while erecting a coal chute for the Illinois Central railway. He suffered additional crush injuries. The notice also promotes a New York prima donna Mme Bouton performing in College Chapel on December 7.

Dennis J. Bogue Dubuque Bogue Illinois Central Railway New York Mme. Bouton College Chapel

Narrow Escapes on the College Line

Dr. Ross of the veterinary department at the college narrowly escaped death Tuesday forenoon on the interurban tracks near Ames. He stumbled and lay on the track as the car brake failed to stop within two cars, but companions pulled him clear. A student fleeing a car at the east end of the trestle bridge also fell and was rescued with a minor arm injury.

Dr. Ross Veterinary Department Ames

Moon Rises After Sundown in Quiet Evening

A bright full moon appeared last evening about six o'clock, casting a calm light over the town as residents noted the early autumn glow.

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