Ames Audiences Pleased With New Governor Nominee Carroll
Version: A Missourian born in Iowa, Carroll, the first Iowa born governor candidate, spoke in Ames to voters, with Judge Lee and Mr. Carroll stressing Republican contrasts. The event drew families including Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Lee, who observed progress as speakers addressed price and policy differences.
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Ames
Iowa
Cummins
Rroll
Carroll
College Chapel
Davis County
Hackerbarney
Gen. B. Weaver
Lee
Ugent
Judge Lee
Saskatchewan Eyes Iowa State College In Canada Move
President Murray and Mr. Cawl with the University of Katchewan regents investigated Iowa State College Monday. Saskatchewan plans a new province university a step linked to standards and scientific rigor and may attract strong faculty.
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Murray
Cawl
University of Katchewan
Iowa State College
Saskatchewan
Canada
Mes
Conference on Hog Cholera convened at Ames Iowa
Representatives from several states and Canada gathered October 12 at the U S Bureau of Animal Industry experimental farm in Ames Iowa for a conference on hog cholera control. The meeting showcased the Bureau’s latest methods and was described as the final conference as most states have joined and been represented previously.
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Cial
Canada
Ames
Owa
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Nimal Industry
A. D. Melvin
Sorghum rush profits boost Tama county farmer
John M. Brickett of Tama county shares 11 acres of cane producing 1,000 gallons of sorghum. He earned about 60 per acre and sells at 65 cents a gallon. He urges Iowa farmers to expand sorghum as prices rise after a period of low profitability in Story county.
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John M. Brickett
Tama County
Pastor Walter Fowle Attends Iowa Falls Baptist Convention
Rev. Walter I. Fowle, Baptist pastor, attends the state convention in Iowa Falls this week. He spoke Tuesday morning on the topic The Minister and His Reading. Several church members also attend the meetings.
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Walter I. Fowle
Iowa Falls
Des Moines Principals Visit Ames Campus For Ideas
Des Moines school district principals toured Ames on Saturday to study campus layouts and willow and hickory wood projects. They toured the Central building roof, saw ongoing improvements, and were hosted by Ames residents including Miss Carolyn Laird and Prof. Buchanan.
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Des Moines
Ames
Allumni
Carolyn Laird
Engineering Library
Buchannan
North High
Minnie W. Rozelle
Alcott School
Grundy
Z. A. Thornburg
Halloway
Stone
Jefferson
Anna Stohlgren
Bremer
Dent
Chesterfield
Jennie C. Holemburg
Curtis
Elizabeth A. Robb
Elmwood
Elizabeth J. Culbertson
Evergreen
Este Huff
Forest Home
Belle Swope
Grand View
Scott
Howe
Adel Laird
Kirkwood
Stephania Balliet
McHenry
Laura Matthews
McKinley
Elizabeth Platt
Oakland
E. J. Macy
Summit
Dora Crooks
Webster
Teachers Conventions Split Between Waterloo and Fort Dodge
Ames teachers split travel between Waterloo and Fort Dodge conventions last week. The larger delegation led by Superintendent King attended Fort Dodge, with Miss Schreiner and others going to Waterloo. The commissions report praised by Prof. F. E. Bolton and President Schaefer of Pennsylvania delivered a strong address. Fort Dodge hosts showed hospitality, including a Friday afternoon ride in thirty two automobiles arranged by local businessmen.
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Fort Dodge
Swank Sent to Knoxville Institution for Inebriates
G. W. Swank of Ames was taken by Sheriff Ricketts to the Knoxville inebriates institution. The order was issued by Judge Lee. He will serve a three year regulation term unless discharged sooner. Nevada Representative.
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G. W. Swank
Ames
Ricketts
Knoxville
Lee
Nevada
Hard to Be Popular with Yourself and Neighbors
A brief reflection on the challenge of balancing self regard with pleasing those around you. The speaker notes the difficulty of maintaining personal popularity while meeting community expectations.
Ames Will Open New $50 000 Church Dedication Day Services
The First Methodist Episcopal Church announces a dedication day with three services next Sunday. Morning 10 30 service includes prayers, readings, hymns, and sermons by Rev. Andrew M. Shea and Bishop Joseph F. Berry. Afternoon fraternal service features several Ames pastors and an address by Bishop Berry. Evening service at 7 30 closes with benediction by Rev A M Elliott.
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Ames
Andrew M. Shea
Albert B. Storms
D. D
Peace of Jerusalem
James C. Knox
Elmer Eirgin Fritz
Dudley Buck
Duke Street
Joseph F. Berry
J. F. Baker
J. F.bingaman
R. E. Shaw
Baptist Church
W. I. Fowle
Congregational Church
William J. Minchin
Church of Christ
H. D. Williams
Friends’ Church
Coppock
Lutheran Church
J. O. Paulsrud
United Brethren Church
W. Johnson
Young People’s
D. D. Lld
A. M. Elliott
John EK. West
Orange H. Cessna
John A. West
Dedication Poem by Judge Weaver
Hon S M Weaver of Iowa Falls and member of the Iowa Supreme Court pens a dedicatory poem for a church temple. The verse asks for divine guidance and strength to sustain builders clergy and worshippers and to keep the house a beacon of faith and peace.
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S. M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Supreme Court of Iowa
Beacon Hill
Heavenly Father
Jesus
New Moon to Rise Sunday Morning at 12:22 A.M.
The new moon appears next Sunday morning at 12:22 a.m. marking a dedicaten day with the event rising soon after midnight.
Harold Nowlin sustains wrist fracture at school yard
Little Harold Nowlin son of Ben Nowlin living east of town broke his wrist while playing in the school yard.
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Harold Nowlin
Ben Nowlin
Town
An Appeal to the Community by Andrew M Shea
Andrew M Shea writes to Ames readers about rapid population growth and large public improvements totaling over 1.75 million dollars. He highlights church influence, noting the Methodist church built 46 years ago and its long standing moral and spiritual role in Ames.
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Andrew M. Shea
Ames
Our Sacred Church To Erect A New Structure For City Here
From our sacred courts our dead are buried and the church has grown through years. Three times we outgrew our quarters and now undertake a new building worthy of our mission. The cost includes maintenance and will raise land values within five to ten miles. The church will serve for fifty years and seeks to lay its cross without debt. I appeal to the community to assist in this labor of love.
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Dolaris
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Ames High School opens season strong in football debut
Ames beat Boone 22 to 5 in a Saturday football showcase at Ames with captain Joe Eldredge and quarterback John Laithley starring. The win spurs plans for upcoming games including Grinnell, Eagle Grove, Newton, and potential October and November engagements. Receipts totaled 97 dollars with expenses about 25.
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Ames
Boone
A. H
Roria
Ames High School
Joe Eldredge
John Laithley
Morris van Auken
Owen Wilcox
Harry Cave
Milton Hill
Charles Tallman
Grinnell-Ames
Eagle Grove
Newton
Afraid of Bank Loses Money in House Burglary
W P Brodewick of Eddyville feared bankers cost him 892 dollars when burglars raided his home and seized his savings, leaving investigators with no clear leads.
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W. P. Brodewick
Eddyville
Dr Jennie Christ Involved in Night Collision With Team
A nighttime collision near Gilbert involves Dr Jennie Christ driving slowly and with a lighted path of ten feet. The buggy team blocks the road and a horse is fatally injured. Christ pays $75 to Sam Bower for the loss, and lights at night are urged to reduce accidents.
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Gilbert
Jennie Christ
Jennie
Dr. Christ
Sam Bower
French Priest Builds First Balloon in 1620
A historic note records that a French priest constructed the first balloon in 1620, marking an early milestone in aerial exploration and scientific curiosity. The tiny craft aided by scientific study showcased early combustion and design ideas that influenced later experiments.
Four Decades Past for the Baptists at First Baptist
The First Baptist church marked its fortieth anniversary with a Friday sermon by Rev. E. J. Brownson of Boone on Exodus 14 15. A Saturday praise and consecration meeting followed under Rev. W. D. Elwell, and Rev. D. D. Proper preached the anniversary sermons. The Sunday program featured reminiscences by long‑time members and a baptism for Frank Downey, Howard Hammond, and Miss Buelah Spurgeon, leaving the congregation inspired for future work.
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First Baptist Church
E. J. Brownson
Boone
Israel
W. D. Elwell
D. D. Proper
A. C. Blackman
Proper
Mitchell
Stebbins
Arrasmith
Reynolds
Rodger Shehey
Hoot
G. H. Starring
Creighton
Neb
Ames
Reed
Frank Downey
Howard Hammond
Buelah Spurgeon
Notable Births and Deaths Mark Octobers in Iowa History
A compilation of birth dates for James Findley Morris W H Berry H M Towner and more, plus notable deaths and events on Oct 23 to Oct 29 including Jerry Simpson Oct 23 1905 Brutus Albemarle and Penn historical notes and Columbus discovery in 1492 with brief political and biographical references.
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James Findley Morris
Ireton
W. H. Berry
Indianola
H. M. Towner
Corning
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Iowa
John Herriott
John L. Wilson
Clinton County
John Hughes, Jr
Ohio
Welch
B. P. Birdsall
Clarion
President Roosevelt
B. C
Marcus Junius Brutus
Philipp
Roanoke River
Lt. Cushing
Henry Clay Dean
Sympathyzer
Tax Senate
Rebel’s Cove
Wm. Penn
America
King Solomon's Temple
General Assembly
Ansil Briggs
Columbus
Cuba
Walter Raleigh
Westminister
Iowa Governor Faces Senate Panel Over Roosevelt Rate Plan
The Iowa governor addressed a Senate committee defending western commercial and shipping interests and backing Roosevelt rate regulation. Foraker challenged his arguments more than anyone besides Elkins, while Cummins is portrayed as independent of Standard Oil influenced politicians.
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Iowa
Senate
West
Elkins
Foraker
Cummins
Standard Oil
Crank Described as Genius With Impractical Theories
A crank is defined as a genius whose theories are impracticable. The remark contrasts brilliance with infeasible ideas and suggests skepticism toward unconventional thinkers.
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B. F. Carroll
M. Dorset
W. B. Niles
H. J. Shore
Bureau of Animal Industry
C. H. Higgins
Perdue
Canadian
Department of Agriculture
Austin Peters
C. F. Dawson
Delaware
M. E. Knowles
Montana
Prein
Wyoming
Wright
Iinois
Mr. Fowle
Young Ideas
Willows
Swank
New First Methodist Church
Mechurch Ames
LA Brows
Davis Architects Cincinnaio
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Perry
W. D. Parr
D. Bh
Lord
Judge Weaver
Supreme Court
New Methodist Church
Henry Sabin
Boone Hgh
Auto
the Baptists
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