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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
8
The college plans an extended platform as Prof Thompson stages the sacred cantata Lazarus in the chapel. The work features choruses recitations and solos praising the resurrection story and aims to be a premier religious concert.
Ames and Iowa battled in a hard fought game with Ames winning 16 to 14 after a sequence of place kicks and touchdowns. Key moments include Jobby’s successful placement and Hazard’s late Iowa score, with Brugger sealing Iowa’s chances by holding.
The ad promotes DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as penetrating pores to cleanse and heal and soothe. It notes it is good for piles and is sold by or Gamble.
The article reviews Reppert's quick throw in a football clash with Kirk and Iowa City's reactions. It contrasts speed and timing, notes penalties for unprofessional play, and calls Reppert's performance creditable while labeling the tackling error as less severe than sportswriters claim. It also lists local social notes and upcoming events.
The Iowa Association of Cement Users holds its winter meeting in Des Moines at the Savery hotel on February 19 20 and 21. The program will cover cement work products uses and related topics with sessions and exhibits. Cement workers are invited to present topics and participate actively. Space for exhibits may be reserved through Ira A Williams secretary Ames who can answer inquiries.
Local residents list visits and movements across Milford Grant and nearby areas. Names include Tom Thompson families Ames Adams Marshalltown Mote Blake Davis Carey Gene Smith Frank Carpenter Noble Breese Livingston Gilmore Amesberry Erb Crooks White Moses Warren Warren Warren Isabel Warren Hiram Taylor Leo Armstrong Will Warren and Ralph Bateman. Social calls, court attendances, farm changes, and bridging work are noted.
Mrs. B P Freed visits friends in Ohio. J M Riggs visits his father in Illinois. H F Woodruff completes a large barn on Boone county farm. Mr Melcher installs an Osage pair of scales on his farm. I N Dixon completes a large silo on his farm.
Warren of Illinois visited his son Chas Warren last week. Dr McDonald was a Des Moines caller Tuesday. E P Gilbert returned from Colorado where he spent the summer. Wallace Huffmaster came back from Chicago Tuesday. E Warren moved to Boone. Mrs L Tesdall and children were Story City callers Friday. A number from here attended the football game at Ames. Gunder Holmes plans to start for Norway next month to spend two or three months with friends and relatives.
The 720 acre Waugh estate farm near Ames has been divided after its purchase by Campbell and Graves at 75 per acre. Tracts range from 320 acres to 40 acres sold to Mary Grove George Myers H C Davis and Joe Pettenger. A remaining 120 acre tract along the north city line is held at 135 per acre.
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