Magnificent Stock Judging Trophy Wins in Kansas City
Iowa led with 5171 points in stock judging at the Kansas City show but Ames Iowa and Kansas trailed. Metcalf of Iowa broke the individual score record with 1055 points while J T Metcalf F B Hawk C F Monroe L A Nelson and E E Arthur earned prize money. The silver loving cup trophy valued at 500 features a bull horse mule sheep and pig and stands twenty inches high.
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Kansas City
Olgabonerr
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
Soward
Metcalf
Columbus
Ohio
Iqwa
J.T. Metcalf
Paullina
F. B. Hawk
Cedar Falix
C. F. Monroe
Ames
L. A. Nelson
Harlan
E E. Arthur
Consumption Cure-Warner’s White Wine Tar Syrup Advert
An old patent medicine claim touts a tar syrup as the best cough remedy on earth that cures a cold in one day if taken promptly. It sells in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Warner
What She Advises Mrs Arthur Stannard on girls sleep and balance
Mrs Arthur Stannard known as John Strange urges girls to sleep enough by balancing work and play. She says they have not earned rest, so they should work well and play well to gain health and beauty through proper sleep.
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Arthur Stannard
John ‘Strange
Women Club Campaign Aims at Pure Food and Milk Standards
An expansive campaign by clubwomen across the United States targets the milk supply and market sanitation this winter. The General Federation of Women's Clubs, led by Mrs. Walter McNab Miller, plans white lists and legal action to push health officials and inspectors to higher standards, demanding better floors, cleaner counters, and insect-free goods.
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United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Pure Food Committee
Walter McNab Miller
Columbus
General Federation
Federation
President Longwell Beats Back Student in Highland Park Fray
On Friday night at Highland Park campus a crowd of about 200 watched President C. H. Longwell clash with R. Fisherman of St. Joe Mo. The lightweight Fisherman won a decisive uppercut but Longwell pursued him. police checked trains for the suspect who remains at large. A campus officer is to be stationed to restore order after earlier disturbances.
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Highland Park College
the Tribune
Highland Park
C. H. Longwell
St. Joe
Longwell
R. Fisherman
Pineules promise kidney relief from pine forest remedy
A dated advertisement touts Pineules claiming to relieve backache and kidney disease with a 30 days treatment for 1.00. It promises money back if not satisfied and lists Cc. A. Gamble as the seller.
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Cc. A. Gamble
Cagwins Buskers Liniment Chaps Vanish for 25 Cents
Cagwins introduces Liniment for buskers claiming easy use and visible effects. The ad notes a 25 cent price at Cagwins, address 266 likely indicating location or storefront reference.
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Cagwins
Transplant Bit of Orient on Campus
When Prof Beach visited Washington he persuaded officials to establish a station at Ames for introducing Oriental plants. Plants from Siam India Japan and China would be brought here and adapted to local climate with Ames serving as the distributing point for the middle west.
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Beach
Washington
Wilson
Ames
Chico
California
Siam
India
Japan
China
Middle West
Government to establish plant pathology at Ames Station
The government will establish plant pathology at the Ames Experiment Station. Plant diseases have not received desired attention. Chief Galloway of the bureau will visit Friday to organize the work.
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Ames Experiment Station
Galloway
Bureau
Steinman Insane After Ames Shoe Shop Breakins
Leslie Steinman, a 20 year old student from Oresco, was examined by the insanity commission on Friday and declared insane. He had broken into three Ames shoe shops last week and was captured after a tense pursuit. Steinman’s father, upon learning of his son’s alleged condition, filed a formal insanity claim, citing a family history of insanity and the family’s respected status in the community.
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Leslie Steinman
Steinman
Ames
Insanity Commission
Oresco
Freshmen Triumph in Tug of War and Class Football
In a tight interclass clash the Freshmen defeated the Juniors 6 to 0. Standouts Boyd, Roland, and McRoberts led the freshmen while King was the Juniors' main ground gainer. The victory capped a successful Freshman season.
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Boyd
Roland
McRoberts
King
Ames Chautauqua stockholders meet for board election
An adjourned stockholders meeting of the Ames Chautauqua Association will be held at the Armory on Thursday October 24 1907 at 2 30 pm. The meeting will elect the new board of directors and may consider several important propositions. All stockholders are urged to attend. A M Shea J A Campbell Presidents Secretary
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Ames Chautauqua Association
Armory
A. M. Shea
J. A. Campbell
Pres. Sec’y
Hawkins in Command of Story County Trio
A. A. Liddie Chas Hawkins and Hi Ferguson of Story City returned from the National Encampment at Saratoga New York. Weather was bad but Adj Liddie on the commander's staff escaped the inclement elements and the group met many old comrades since the close of the war.
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Liddie
Chas Hawkins
Hi Ferguson
Story City
Saraza
Ames High School Professor Becomes Lawyer After Court
Prof Ira J Scott of Ames High School passed the Iowa Supreme Court examination and is now a licensed lawyer. He will continue work at the high school and may not enter active practice for several years.
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Ira J. Scott
Ames High School
Supreme Court of Iowa
Professor J W Jones Named Secretary Treasurer of NCGA
Professor J W Jones who recently severed his connection with the college horticultural extension department has been elected secretary treasurer of the National Corn Growers Association. The salary is stated to be near $3,000.
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J. W. Jones
College Horticultural Extension Department
National Corn Growers Association
College Day to Be Honored with Address by President
College Day Monday will feature an address by President Hangerford at 9 30 AM. The Student body will not invite the public but students may invite their personal friends to attend.
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Hangerford
Small Pox Case In City Hospital
Miss Martha Egemo, who worked at Margaret Hall, was taken to the hospital Tuesday. Dr. Maxwell, in charge, notified Dr. Aplin city physician. The young lady was placed under quarantine. The case is munted to be investigated.
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Martha Egemo
Margaret Hall
Maxwell
Aplin
Ander
School nurse program proves popular among club women
Boston shows a practical test with 2,500 children in one district. A nurse visits each building daily with basins, soap, towels, and treatments. She exams heads, hands, nails, and teeth, teaches body care, dresses minor wounds, and inspires pride in cleanliness, spreading good habits to homes.
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Boston
Cure claims for tar syrup by J B Cagwin
An advertisement touts Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as a universal remedy. It promises to cure a cave in 48 hours and relieve coughing when taken thoroughly and in time. Sold by J B Cagwin.
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Warner
J. B. Cagwin
Mixture of Names in Christenings of Ames
Early settlers debated naming Ames as Onondaga or Ames with the latter chosen. A proposed Collegeton town near the campus was planned by W J Graham but the railroad route halted it. Graham sold land to P L Porter, who built the brick house west of the campus later expanded by H A McCune.
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Ames
Onandago
Onondaga
State College
Collegeton
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Ash and Welch Avenues
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G. W. Allen
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College Farm
Story County
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H. A. McCune
Porter
Daniel McCarthy
Henry McCarthy
Ross
Simmons
Washington Township
College
U B Church Services With Pastor J W Stiverson
U B Church led by Pastor J W Stiverson holds Sunday services at usual hours with preaching at Shipley scheduled for 3 o'clock.
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Shipley
Williams Pastor Preaches at Reopening Church
H D Williams, pastor, announces the church will be ready for use again next Sunday with Bible school at 9 40 a m and C E at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m with sermon topics The Patience Hope and Gods Education of a Man.
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H. D. Williams
Christian Science Service on Probation after Death
Christian Science holds Sunday service at 8:00 pm in Odd Fellows Hall with the subject Probation after Death. The reading room at 618 Douglass Ave opens Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2:30 to 5:00 pm.
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Christian Science
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Science Reading Room
Douglass Ave
Herbert A. Wilson Rector Service Notes
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m with the subject Christian certainties Special music led by Professor Thompson and Sunday school prior to the morning service.
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Herbert A. Wilson
Professor Thompson
Ames Congregation to Hear National Conference Report
Pastor William J Minchin and L Tilden will speak on the National Conference in Cleveland at Sunday services. Special music led by Prof H T Bell features an anthem and multiple vocal pieces by the choir and quartet. Mrs Lucian Tilden to perform a solo in the evening program.
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L. Tilden
Ames Church
Cleveland
H. T. Bell
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Bell
Sunday Services at Baptist Church Sermons on History
Walter I Fowle pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 am and sermon at 1 pm The Junior League meets at 3 pm The Young Peoples meeting is at 6 30 pm with a 7 pm sermon on The Place of Christ in History.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Christ
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup promotes bowel relief
The passage promotes a method to treat colds by removing them through the bowels. It critiques cough cures that contain opiates for causing constipation and touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as non opiate and gentle, pleasant to take.
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Kennedy
The Toymakers and Quincy Adams Sawyer in Boston
The piece by Charles F. Pidgin, famed author of Quincy Adams Sawyer, is billed as The Toymakers with a dramatization titled Musical Absurdity. The Jollities group, led by Charles F. Atkinson and James Taatcher, will stage the production in this city, promising light hearted New England flavor and clean entertainment.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Quincy Adams
United States
Canada
Charles F. Pidgin
Cheir
Massachusetts Bureau of Labor
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Pidgin
C. M. Clark Publishing Co
Boston
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James Taatcher
Notable Theatre Piece Teems With Satire And Tunes
A lively review lauds a play set in an old English toy shop full of action and satire. Pidgin wrote the book and lyrics for twenty six songs with music by Blake and Bennett. The piece is hailed as a strong comedy with appealing light opera elements. Blennerhassett is set for dramatization by Donnelly and produced by Atkinson and Thatcher.
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Pidgin
Old Way Is Best Time Limit for Pastors Reinstated
The Burlington Methodist conference votes to restore the five year pastorate limit and to urge the general conference to adopt the measure. The Mason City Globe Gazette endorses the change noting that removal of the limit was a mistake. It argues ministers perform best in communities for about five years and that different pastors appeal to different segments, aiding growth and spiritual uplift.
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Burlington
Mason City Globe Gazette
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