Cupidames with Cupid Darts and Ames Weddings
The Ames campus page records old football hero Dan iels leading to a marriage with Miss Myrilla Foster of Cedar Rapids after the 1905 Thanksgiving game. It also notes multiple 1905 to 1907 weddings including Harry Newhard and Lena Pitts, Dr. Snyder and Clarissa Kellogg, W Irving Saul and Leola Williams, and Rose McLain with Frank Coil in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Daniels
Register
Jobby
Jeansen
Daniel
Ames
Iowa
Chicago
Myrilla Foster
Cedar Rapids
Marion High School
Ames College
Cupid
Citadel
Miss Foster
Girl
Daniel's
Omaha
Rose McLain
Frank Coil
Hough
Neb
Mr. Coil
Dawes County
Coil
John Laurence
Ames Dodges Gossip with Quiet Marriage in Nevada
In Ames, Harry Watt wed Della Coe on October 1 in Nevada after a rushed license and ceremony with Rev. Shaw. The Ames High School graduate and trained nurse bride is the daughter of Seymour and wife, while Watt is a well known local college senior.
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Ames
Harry Watt
Della Coe
Nevada
Logg
Shaw
Marshalltown
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Kossuth County Crops Hold Up Amid Rain and Fair Thrills
In accompanying notes from Algona Iowa October remarks, N Gilmore reports Kossuth crops largely fair despite two weeks of July rain that trimmed corn yields. Oats strong at 55 bushels per acre, 33 pounds per bushel. many vegetables and apples stored. County fair praised for fruits vegetables hogs floral hall and racing. banner day drew 10 000 attendees. receipts totaled 5627 50.
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Algona
Kossuth Co
Intelligencer
Story County
Jack Frost
Story
N. Gilmore
Milford Picnic Bridge Collapse Injures Local Student
Mary Frey sustained a broken leg when a temporary foot bridge collapsed during a Milford picnic by the J. J. Coon farm. The Ames High Junior was treated locally and at home, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery as she continues school pursuits.
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Mary Frey
Milford
J. J. Coon
Aplin
Ames
Mary
F. D. Smith
Chicago
Joe Skelton
Story County
Stony City
Sioux Rapids
A. Seymour
Roy
Des Moines
Bateman
J. W. Taylor
Scranton
Anna Armstrong
Geo. Armstrong
H. B. Kelly
Dakota
T. J. Sowers
Jo Skelton
Alvin Banks
Tom Barbour
Banks
Grant
J. W. Matters
Eugene Smith
Franklin Township
Lennie Tumwalt
McGinnis
B. F. Warren
J. F. Warren
Mr. Dutton
Nevada
Mr. Sparks
Correctionville
Livingston
John Sowers
Minnesota
Bert
James Hutchison
Mabel
Kelly
H. B. Erb
Joseph Mills
Eliel Carey
Leo Armstrong
McCallsburg
Allie Bateman
Harry Amesberry
Gould
Brooklyn
Stone as War Hero Fuels 1863 Iowa Convention Stamping
Judge C G Lee recalls Gov. Stone born next Monday and defends his wartime record. Col Crossley prepares a report praising Stone's Vicksburg campaign. Stone wounded in action returned home on furlough and inspired Iowa politics, education, and juvenile reform ideas.
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Gov. Stone
C. G. Lee
Webster City
Col. Crossley
Col. Stone
Vicksburg
Iowa
Ames College
Douglass Speaks at Chapel Urges Daily Progress
Rev Ed F Douglass of Sac City preached at chapel Sunday urging students to treat life as a journey and strive to be better each day. He urged reaching toward what one ought to be rather than remaining as is. President Osborn of Des Moines College is scheduled to speak Sunday morning.
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Ames
Irom
Eeme
Douglass
Chapel
Ed F. Douglass
Sac City
Osborn
Des Moines College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kidlet
Mr. Watt
Miss Coe
Old College Hospital
Mrs. Watt
Harry Newhard
Lena Pitts
Miss Pitts
Mary Pitts
Boone St
Tilden Bro’s
Mrs. Newhard
Snyder—Kellogg
Snyder
Clarissa Kellogg
J. B. Kellogg
C. W. Sweet
Alther
College St
Saul—Williams
W. Irving Saul
Carroll
Leola Dale Williams
Lawrence Williams
H. D. Williams
Saul
Hospital Romance
Gilmore
Town
Fred Porter
Story City
J. W. Bateman
Canada
Wes
W. M. Randanl
Pearl Banks
H. C. Davis
Kelley
Eva Harsh
H. Love
Newton
Francis Boyd
M. EB. Clayton
Nina Gossard
S. H. Phillips
W. F. Penfield
King
Ames’ City
Conservatory
Iowa State College
Ames, Iowa
Aexander
S. Thompson
CHAS
Hamilton
Queensware
Charles Hamilton
Jer Yard
Semmons Dry Goods Store
W. G. Stockwell
Lown
Lockwood Building
Ames Savings
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