Hospital Club Formed to Promote Story County Hospital
A hospital club organized at Ames with officers led by President BE Stanton and Secretary H W Stafford aims to back a Story County hospital proposal not to exceed 50000 dollars. The group, based at City Hall with headquarters and a growing roster, urges voters to support the November referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Stanton
LL. D
Iowa State College
H. W. Stafford
Parley Sheldon
Ames
G. Lee
District Court
W. M. Greeley
J. G. Tilden
C. F. Curtiss
L. M. Bosworth
Commercial Club
W. G. Moreland
J. E. Judge
A. Campbell
C. R. Quade
O. N. Bauge
F. R. Conaway
Ames Commercial Club
City Hall
Story County
Saturday Football Scores Across Regions
On the athletic field results show Nebraska edging South Dakota 12 to 9 while Minnesota tallies 49 to 0 over Ames. Northwestern defeats Iowa 10 to 5. Indiana shuts out Chicago 6–0. Wisconsin ties Lawrence 6–6. Coe beats Upper Iowa 16 to 6. Kansas 9 percent to St Marys 5. Michigan 3 defeats Penn State 38 to 3. Illinois wins 29 to Drake 0. Missouri University blanked 0. Washington University 5 over Shurtleff 12. Des Moines area games feature West De Moines, Lincoln and correctionville showcases. High school results include Denison 14 Missouri Valley 0, LeMars 27 Sutherland 0, and North Des Moines 34 Ames High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Ames
Northwestern
Iowa
Indiana
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Coe
Upper Iowa
University of Kansas
St. Marys
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Case
Illinois
Drake
Missouri University
la Grove
Lake City
Correctionville
Boone
Denison High School
Missouri Valley O. LeMars
Sutherland
North Des Moines
Ames High
Next Saturdays College Basketball Matchups
Des Moines faces Ames while Drake meets Coe. Highlan Park hosts Nebraska Wesleyan and Iowa meets Missouri. Grinnell plays Penn and Leaner Clark challenges State Norme. Morningsides faces Creighton and Nebraska battles Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ames
Drake
Coe
Highlan Park
Nebraska Wesleyan
Iowa
Missouri
Grinnell
Penn
Leaner Clark
Morningsides
Creighton
Neraska
Minnesota
Ames Des Moines College Showdown Preview
The Ames Des Moines College meeting draws the most state interest. Des Moines Baptist training for the clash after Drake game while Ames suffers from Minnesota bruising. Iowa and Missouri begin Missouri Valley eliminations at Columbia with officials Meskers Siler Gordon Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Des Moines College
Des Moines Tribune
Drake
Minesota
Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Columbia
Missourians
Meskers
Siler
Gordon
Thompson
Ames and Drake Fall in Iowa Big Weekend
Iowa teams Ames Drake and Iowa University all lost in a statewide Saturday matchup. Des Moines visited Ames after recent Drake defeat, raising questions about the outcomes for the state’s top squads.
Football scores from state field on Saturday
Class football games resulted in 6-0 wins for both the Junior Senior and the Freshman Sophomore teams. The state field scoreboard shows identical margins for two divisions, highlighting tight defensive outings.
Iowa State Dairy Show Opens in Waterloo
The Iowa State Dairy Show is held today and tomorrow in Waterloo with Prof. Mortenson giving a talk on creamery construction. Senior college dairy students attend as final judging team trials conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Waterloo
Mortenson
Ames High Loses to North High 34 6 In Des Moines
Ames High suffered a 34 to 6 defeat at the hands of North High of Des Moines. North High built a lead with multiple Lively and Bunz touchdowns, while Ames managed a lone score by Scott Greenley. The game featured strong North High offense, turnovers, and successful kicking with Bunz converting four extra points.
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Ames High
North Des Moines
North High
Ames High School
Des Moines
Ames
North Siders
Lively
Bunze
Hamilton
North
Scott Greenley
Cameron
Bunz
Birdsall
R. E
Thomas Blount
L.E. RT
Dunham Dilts
R.G
Nordstrom Hosmer
L.G. C
Eldredge- Birdsall
C. Brintell
Clistie
R.G. L.G
Stephenson Graff
Wallace Hamilton
R.E. L.E
Russel Cooper - Elis Cakes Jones Lingson
Q. L.H
Greenley Lively
L.H. R.H
Cameron Reeves
R.H. F
McKim Bunz
Kirk
Lawfield
Warriner
Hackett
Greenley
Minnesota
Mineapolis
McGovern
Johnston
Stevens
Rosenwald
Northrop
Minesota
Gophers
Rural Mail Carriers Board Meets to Accept State Secretary Resignation
The State Rural Letter Carriers association board meets in Ames Saturday evening in special session to receive Bert Childs resignation and settle with the state secretary. Childs recently became secretary of the national organization, creating a vacancy. Several candidates are named, with W. S. Hoon of Ames among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ames
Bert Childs
Childs
W. S. Hoon
County Hospital Financing Plan from 1910 Ames Proposal
Story County proposes a county hospital at Ames funded by a one-half mill tax. Auditor Bleakly and John E Brindley estimate 1910 total property valuation at 8 257 821 with listed 33 031 284 and project a $50 000 hospital paid off in about fifteen years plus interest. The plan outlines tax amounts by property value under the half mill rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County
Ames
John E. Brindley
Iowa
John L. Bleakly
Story County Hospital
Minchin Attends National Congregational Council in Boston
Rev W. J. Minchin travels to Boston Massachusetts to attend the National Council of Congregational churches and will be away about two weeks. He is accompanied home by Mrs Odde and Mrs Minchin's mother who has been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Minchin
Boston
Mass
National Council of Congregational Churches
Odde
Smallpox Cases Rise Near Town as Nurse Becomes Victim
A new smallpox case has developed northeast of town and the nurse who cared for the previous patient has fallen ill as well. The outbreak prompts health authorities to investigate and contain the spread.
Swift Run By Mr Ogles Black Team Near Lincoln Home
A black team owned by Mr John Ogle sprinted on Monday when a roll of loose wire rattled in the light wagon. The fright slowed them but Mr Ogle regained control and guided them to a trot close to Gen Lincoln's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ogle
Mr. Ogle
Genl. Lincoln
Pocket Book Found After Theft at Village Lawn
A pocket book stolen from Sam Hiest was recovered this week in the Tunis lawn shrubbery. The item contained valuable papers but the money was missing. Roosevelt's Ames visit date is noted in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hiest
Roosevelt
Ames
Tunis
Ames Minister Transfers to Hendricks Minnesota
Rev. Warner Johnson leaves the United Brethren Church in Ames to accept an appointment at Hendricks, Lincoln County. He will give a farewell sermon next Sunday and the Ames church prepares for a new edifice as membership grows. Johnsons plan Boone for Mrs Johnsons grandmother's 87th birthday then Toledo for the U B church conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Warner Johnson
United Brethren Church
Minnesota
Lincoln County
Ames
Two I. S. C. Men Injured At Schenectady GE Shops
Two I. S. C. workers, F. B. Johnson and M. E. Van Miller, were injured last week at General Electric in Schenectady New York. Johnson suffered a crushed leg after being caught by a belt. Van Meter sustained burns to his hand and wrist from an arc light flame while closing a switch. Eight I. C. students or employees named Johnson, Van Meter, Mercer, Noble, Corlett, Lane, McElroy and Wettengel resided in two houses and worked for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
F. B. Johnson
M. E. van Miller
Johnson
van Meter
M. E. van Meter
J. M. Mercer
J. A. Noble
Lyle Corlett
W. G. Lane
D. W. McElroy
Frank Wettengel
Soil Special train tours fifty two towns in Iowa
The Soil Special train left Des Moines Monday to tour fifty two towns in the first week, with Iowa State College officials in charge. Forty minutes are spent at each stop for lectures and demonstrations on Iowa soil, joined by Ames staff and state farm journal editors. Immense crowds greet the tour with about one thousand listening at Indianola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Des Moines
Ames
Indianola
Domestic science lectures inspire hands on child aid
Miss Helen L. Watts of Ames describes it as fun to load children for story lectures on the Breakfast Bacon Special at Iowa Falls. She notes children fear riding the train but says the work does much good and receives thanks from women and girls for engaging audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Watts
Ames
Iowa Falls
Des Moines Capital
Ames Team Wins at Royal Stock Show Kansas City
A telegram from Prof. W. J. Kennedy confirms that the Ames stock judging team won the American Royal Stock Show contest in Kansas City by a close margin. Team members are Messrs. Long Cassany Shearer Gobble and Quaife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kennedy
Kansas City
Messrs. Long
Cassany
Shearer
Gobble
Quaife
On the Campus Many locals and visitors noted this Sunday
The campus social scene lists Miss Anna Bowen and Miss Blanch Hopkins visiting Nevada, Des Moines trips by Pres. Stanton and Dr. Pommel, and numerous students and alumni spending the weekend in Ames and nearby towns. Rehearsals for The Egyptian Princess begin as George Pusch and James Talbot visit Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bowen
Nevada
F. Silver
Des Moines
Jas. Naiden
Woodward
Wm. Cowan
Eagle Grove
Blanch Hopkins
W. D. Reid
Sioux City
E. W. Stanton
Mary Miller
Austin Fisher
Ruth Williams
Fort Dodge
Dale Andrews
Waterloo
Fred Curtiss
Spokane
Washington
Roger Keith
Marshalltown
George Pusch
James Talbott
Omega Delta House
Mrs. Olmstead
New Hampton
Gamma Theta House
Wayne Dinsmore
Chicago
Ames
American Royal
Kansas City
Abbott
Ohio State University
Columbus
Phi Gamma Delta House
Helen Thomas
Carol Conger
Pella
Omega Delta
West Street
Mann
Lincoln
St. Louis
National Guards
Mr. Strett
Arkansas
Campaigning Iowans Tour Includes Secretary Wilson
The Des Moines Capital notes a campaign partnership between James Wilson secretary of agriculture in Taft's cabinet and Flora Wilson his daughter. They plan to tour Iowa with speaks and song appearances at Atlantic on October 26 and Audubon on October 27. Flora Wilson previously impressed locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
599 Per Acre Rise In Twenty Years
A Story County farm near Kelley jumps from 25 to 120 dollars per acre. Mr. C L Siverly bought the 120 acre plot from Mr. James Hutchinson at 120 dollars per acre, an increase of 95 dollars since the farm was purchased twenty years ago. Hutchinson may move to Dakota to manage his other lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story County
C. L. Siverly
James Hutchinson
Kelley
Hutchinson
Siverly
Dakota
Hat Pin Accident Injures Woman, Nail Cut Away
Mrs. W. A. Ricketts pricked her finger with a hat pin Saturday and later, while handling gasoline, aggravated the wound. A portion of the nail was removed to relieve pain, and she rests easier now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ricketts
Judge and Mrs Stevens Return from Europe
Judge J L Stevens and wife and daughter Miss Imogene return from Europe landing in New York City on Monday evening the ship reached port Tuesday and they proceed to Boone likely spending today in Chicago and arriving Friday or Saturday after months abroad visiting many places of interest letters from them have been read with interest in the News Republican Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stevens
Imogene
New York City
Boone
Chicago
News-Republican
Boone News-Republican
The Special Popular Touring School Visits Eldon
Dr. Roberts Graham, expert in hog cholera treatment, traveled with the Breakfast Bacon Special. He visited Eldon briefly before rejoining the train as crowds accumulate at each stop. Ladies along the line show particular enthusiasm for the touring school and its lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Graham
Eldon
Graham
Temperance Rally Scheduled Across Five Towns
A county wide temperance rally will be held in Ames Zearing Nevada Maxwell Cambridge and Slater on the 29th and 30th of this month. The Ames meeting occurs at the United Brethren Church with events Saturday evening Oct 29 and Sunday events including morning afternoon and evening. Details will appear in all county papers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Zearing
Nevada
Maxwell
Cambridge
Slater
United Brethren Church
New Pastor La Pier Chosen for Friends Church in Ames
Rev. La Pier from Richmond Indiana is named the new pastor of the Friends' church. He has a wife and one child and plans to move to Ames soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Church
la Pier
Richmond
Indiana
Ames
Illness of Mrs Grandma Rossman Amid Family Care
Mrs. Grandma Rossman, aged eighty seven, lies seriously ill at her granddaughter Mrs. Clarence Cole's home on Thirteenth Street. Her daughters Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. C. C. Smith are with her, the latter recalled from a trip for the Century Book of Facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Rossman
Clarence Cole
Thirteenth Street
Underwood
C. C. Smith
Armory to Host First Class Moving Pictures Exhibition
Manager Bartholomew of the Ames armory announces moving pictures of first class grade will be shown in the armory building starting Wednesday evening October 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Bartholomew
The
Ames Armory
Election of officers at Chautauqua Association
All existing executives were reelected at the Chautauqua Association election except for secretary. The post will be filled next year by Mr. C. S. Nichols of the Fourth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
C. 8. Nichols
Baptist Church Service Includes Lapham Sermon
Walter I. Fowler leads Bible school at 9 45. Prof Jay A Lapham speaks at 11 00 for State Bible School. B Y P U gathers at 6 30 followed by a sermon by Rev J A Lapham at 7 30.
Dr. Richmond's Home Burned at Clermont Cal
Harry Brown reported the destruction of Dr. Richmond's home in Clermont California by fire last week. The building and its furnishings were totally destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Richmond
Harry Brown
Clermont
Cal
Dr CMSman's Meetings at Ames Methodist Church
The Ames Methodist church series draws large interest with scholarly Bible study and theological discourses. Dr Grissman presents themes this week on forgiveness of sin time is short My son give me thine heart a glance ahead and the beauty of holiness. Next Sunday morning feeds my lambs evening utter apostasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ames
Grissman
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Story County Hospital Club
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Vincent
Smith
A. Boone
DR. Johnson
Messrs. Groves
Cook
Webster City
Brose Faulker
Mollesberry
Plymouth
N. J. Kissick
Gertrude Mereness
Kissick
John Connell
Lewis
Dan
Judge
Mrs. Stevens
Europe
Dr. Cmsman