Ames Triumphs 2 0 to Claim Iowa Title Over Iowa State
Ames defeats Iowa State 2 to 0 in a game dubbed the greatest football battle in Iowa. Henninger scored the touchback as 750 Ames rooters traveled to Iowa City. bonfire celebrations followed near the streetcar station. The victory crowns Ames as Iowa football champion and a springboard for larger schedules, with Drake awaiting later in the season and football excursions planned to Des Moines.
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State of
Iowa
Ames
Henninger
Des Moines
City Bowlers Target Five Team League
Local bowlers push a five or six team league to bowl weekly through the season. Cubs and White Caps have continued Tuesday matches for weeks. Four new teams sought to compete for the city championship with details via John Kintsley at J. M. Evans alleys. Cubs defeated White Caps by 171 pins in three games. Score listed: Cubs Dickey, Wagner, B. Shockley.
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Cubs
White Caps
John Kintsley
J. M. Evans
The
Intelligencer
Dickey
Wagner
B. Shockley
Chic Perkins Appears At The Armory Friday Night
Local listings announce Chic Perkins performing at the Armory this Friday night with expected entertainment and crowd turnout.
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Perkins
Armory
Educators Gather in Ames for Iowa Conference
Educators from presidents to professors and superintendents arrive in Ames for Iowa colleges and high schools conference held Friday and Saturday. The event marks the fourth annual gathering of leading educators with a separate Central Iowa Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers meeting the next day.
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Ames
Iowa
Central Iowa Association of Science and Mathematics Teachhrs
State Teachers’ Association
Meeting of Central Iowa science teachers in Des Moines
The Central Iowa Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers holds its meeting on Saturday November 30 with officers headed by President F E Goodrell and Vice President J L Van Horn. A Friday reception precedes a full day at Iowa State College with section meetings in Science and Mathematics and campus building tours.
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Central Iowa Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers
F. E. Goodrell
North High School
Des Moines
J. L. van Horn
High School
Ottumwa
Frances Church
East High School
Maria M. Roberts
Iowa State College
Ames
W. A. Merrill
West High School
Meee
L. 8. Ross
Drake University
Aurice Ricker
W. 8. Hendrixson
Iowa College
Grinnell
Conference of Iowa High Schools and Colleges Program
Friday program in Engineering Hall Assembly Room features officers Richard Barrett Ames chair man and 8S L Thomas Council Bluffs vice chairman. Sessions include papers on industrial work in high schools, college roles in student development, and preparation for teachers with discussions led by university and college leaders. Friends of education are invited to attend.
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Conference of Iowa High Schools
Engineering Hall
Richard Barrett
Ames
L. Thomas
Council Bluffs
Frank L. Smart
Davenport
Ecollegest
W. F. Barr
Drake University
E. Vv. Brumbach
Marshalltown
KE. R. Collins
Iowa City
Dr. Seashore
State University
Prin
Abbie
Abbott
Cedar Rapids
Bennett
Upper Iowa University
J. H. Twain
Iowa College
A. W. Stuart
Ottumwa
W. Stookey
Coe College
Athearn
Highland Park
Jesse Benjamin
Keokuk
Geo
It Betts
Cornell College
L. H. Ford
Webster City
Friends of Education
Man Adjudged Insane Shipped From Nevada to Clarinda
W H Mitchell of the Gilbert neighborhood was adjudged insane at Nevada and sent to Clarinda for confinement. Chop feed 750 per hundred. Shugart's Feed Store.
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W. H. Mitchell
Gilbert
Nevada
Clarinda
Shugart’s
Birth announcements from Guthrie Banford and Hunter families
Three birth notices list a son for Prof and Mrs Guthrie born November 22, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Will Banford born November 22, and a boy for Mr and Mrs O W Hunter born November 27.
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Guthrie
Banford
Will Banford
Hunter
O. W. Hunter
Ferndell Coffee Demonstration by Mrs Hamblin at Sprague store
Mrs Hamblin of Sprague Warner and Co will demonstrate Ferndell Coffee at the store on Monday December 3 1906. Hot coffee served daily for one week. Come in and get a cup of the best coffee on earth. C Hamilton.
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Hamblin
Sprague, Warner & Co
C. Hamilton
A Reliable Remedy for Croup
Mrs. 8S. Rosinthal of Turner Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the sole remedy for croup after years of use for herself and children. Sold by Loughran & Bauer and Joel E. Cagwin. Shugart coal, wood and feed available Mutual 460 Sa. 144.
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Rosinthal
Turner, Michigan
Loughran & Bauer
Joel E. Cagwin
Shugart
Mutual
Men’s Heavy Underwear and Apparel Sale Prices
Advertises men’s heavy fleeced underwear at 38 cents, heavy ribbed wool at 1.00, heavy wool sweaters at 88 cents, blue flannel shirts at 0.79, all-wool pants at 2.56, duck coats at 1.00, and three-for-25 cents heavy hose.
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Cherry Valley
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Ontario Farmer
J Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario reports cure of a severe lingering cold with one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by Loughran Bauer and Cagwin. Dr J W Hamilton of San Francisco endorses Warners White Wine of Tar Syrup for coughs and asthma. The note also mentions King s Dyspepsia Tablets and fuel feed at a local blacksmith shop with phone 460.
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Chamberlain
J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Loughran & Bauer
Joel B Cagwin
J. W. Hamilton
San Frisco
Cal
Warners
J. M. Gilbert
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Cyclones
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
U. S
Drake
Drennan
Biller
Chicago
Boone
Story City
Story County
R. Carberry Henninger
Washburn
Elliott Nelson
Co . Hastings
Ie. Bateman
Rockwood Bruins
Streff McEihinney
Kent Jeanson
Jores Lee “Allen
Biler
Knowlton
Kirkig
Science and Ciphering
A. B. Storms
H. H. Seerley
State Normal School
L. O. Osborne
College
M. J. Ricker
West Des Moines
M. M. Beddall
Ames Home Bakery
Ames Savings
Beifeld & Co
C A. Gamble
Danner’s Grocery
Japan
California
Florida
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