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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
8
Ames readers get a window into club meetings and social events. Reports note the Nonpareil, Book and Basket, Pricilla clubs and M W A activities, Yellowstone program by P E O, and W C T U efforts, plus many local visits and upcoming gatherings.
The list shows lodge meeting days for Pocahontas and groups Rebecca Woodmen W R C Yeomen Odd Fellows Rathbones Redmen Masons with dates Friday Saturday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday for various organizations.
Mr. Will Kirseher, former I. . . student and member of the 8. A. E. Fraternity, visited college Thursday. He now serves as assistant to the agricultural and horticultural commissioner for the Rock Island and Frisco lines, based in St.
The article notes Livingston born on November 27 1746 and died February 26 1813. It highlights his roles in declaring independence supporting the U S, serving as chief justice of New York and administering the oath for Vice President Washington. It credits him with negotiating the Louisiana Purchase price and linking with Napoleon Bonaparte, and his partnership with Robert Fulton on the Clermont steamboat. It also mentions his introductions of gypsum as fertilizer and being the first importer of Merino sheep. Benjamin Franklin called him the Cicero of America.
Prof. Newens began a two week lecture tour Sunday visiting Missouri Dakota and other western points. In Dakota he will speak several times in the Black Hills district.
Ames schools will close Tuesday evening through Monday morning for heating and plumbing work. Teachers will take Wednesday to visit other schools while students rest and prepare.
A. Liddle, an Ames Civil War veteran, is appointed as an aide on the staff of R. B. Brown national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. The move places Liddle in a key advisory role within the veterans organization.
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