Corner Stone Forty Years Old at Ames College
Dr Stalkner secured the pillars and corner stone of the old Main Building. A ceremony on March 21 marked the fortieth anniversary of the college with remarks by Gen C E Bessey and the relics placed in a sealed glass jar within the cornerstone. Also listed are historical dates from Oct 29 to Nov 4 including McClellan Bayard Bayard and other notes.
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Dr. Stalkner
Tain
Stalker
E¢ Sain
Ir. C. EB. Bessey
Intelligencer
Ames
Cation
New Methodist Church
College
Geo. B. McClellan
N. J
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Kansas
Thomas Francis Bayard
United States
England
Wilmington
Del
McKinley
John Adams
Petersburg
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Joseph Hooker
Garden City
N. Y
Fox and Sac Nation
Black Hawk Purchase
Iowa
Europe
Africa
Lisbon
Spain
Morocco
Atlantic
Erie Canal
Jenny Lind
Leslie Mortimer Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
New York City
Morristown
Napoleon III
William Cullen Bryant
Massachusetts
Republic of
Panama
John McAllister
Cedar Rapids
Iowa House of Representatives
Ireland
Eugene Field
Poe
Chicago
Col
W. P. Hepburn
Col. Hepburn
Paul E. Stillman
The
Jefferson Bee
House of Representatives
Lecture Recital by Mr. Perry At College Chapel Nov 14
A lecture and piano recital by Mr. Perry combines educational commentary with performance. He prefaces each piece with brief analysis to explain origin form and expressive intent, aiming to make masterpieces accessible and enjoyable to all listeners.
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Perry
College Chapel
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted As Stomach Helper
An advertisement touts Kodol as a blend of natural digestive juices that digests all foods. It claims Kodol can restore stomach function but cannot cause ulcers, and it is guaranteed. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Voters to Name Iowa’s Next Senator by Special Ballot
A special legislative session allowed voters to name Iowa’s next U.S. Senator, but individuals must request the special senatorial ballot to have their vote counted.
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United State
Iowa
Take No Chances On The R Y Tracks
The article urges caution at unguarded railroad crossings and discusses duties of travelers and drivers. It cites varying legal standards, noting some jurisdictions require stopping and looking before crossing while others rely on case specifics. The piece references a Sigourney mail carrier and emphasizes reasonable care to avoid injuries at crossings.
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Supreme Court
Sigourney Mail
Pennsylvania
Ministers Discuss Politics in Ames Churches
Walter I. Fowle and William J. Minchin lead services at Baptist and Congregational churches with sermons and talks on "A Lesson in Loss and Gain" and "Religion in Politics vs. Politics in Religion." Officials urge public discussion, evening music and anthems accompany the programs.
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William J. Minchin
Young Men and Public Life Sermon at Chapel
Rev. A. M. Shea to preach The Divinity of the Church at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School led by Prof. R. C. Barnett. Epworth League at 6:39 p.m. on Learning in the School of Christ. Evening topic The Young Man and Public Life. Harvey Ingham at Chapel for Good Citizenship Day liturgy at the college.
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Andrew M. Shea
R. C. Barnett
Epworth League
School of Christ
Bert Ageton
Iowa Dairy Association to Meet in Waterloo
The 32d annual Iowa Dairy Association meeting will be in Waterloo on November 18 to 20. The article notes the dairy industry’s significant economic impact in Iowa and urges farmers to attend to learn breeding and handling improvements to increase milk proceeds and support dairy merchants and banks.
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Iowa Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Improvement Association
Dairy Association
Ames
Fifty Years a Blacksmith Praises Pain Balm
Samuel R. Worley of Hixbury Virginia, a blacksmith for over fifty years, says Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave him relief from lame back and rheumatism and calls it the best liniment he has used. For sale by all druggists.
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Samuel R. Worley
Hixbury
Pueblo Central High defies board with playful protest
Pupils at Pueblo Central High School dressed as children and played with tops marbles dolls and Teddy bears to ridicule school board orders. Classes led by seniors and juniors were dismissed as disorder continued. Principal H H Barrett addressed students and they agreed to return to class while the board remains firm against football.
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Central High School
Pueblo
Colorado
H. H. Barrett
Perry's Sells Pyrography Sets and Accessories
Local store Perry's offers pyrography sets along with extra needles and bulbs for wood burning. Customers can browse tools and replacement parts. Ends.
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Perry's
Exposing Wrongdoing in Local Graft Coverage
The Forest City Summit argues newspapers face pressure when exposing local graft and misused public funds. It asserts editors risk financial sacrifice but gains support from the better element by pursuing wrongdoing at home as we ll as abroad.
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Forest City Summit
Notice to Property Owners on Ames sewer plat and assessments
Notice to property owners on Lincoln Avenue Ames Iowa that a sewer project plat and schedule of special assessments are on file in the City Clerk's office. Objections must be written filed by November 2 1968 for review by the city council. City Clerk Maxwell and Mayor Tilden authorized publication.
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City of
Ames
Iowa
City
Lincoln Avenue
Fayette Street
North Street
A. B. Maxwell Galen Tilden
Munn
Meltzer
White
Poe Einbar
Snyder
Hoover
Edwaro
Des Moines Editor Harvey Ingham to Speak at College Chapel
Hon. Harvey Ingham, editor of the Des Moines Register and Leader, will deliver a patriotic sermon at the College Chapel Sunday at 10 45. He is hailed as a top Iowa public speaker and a strong advocate of clean politics and good citizenship.
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Co. H. Cessna
Harvey Ingham
The
Des Moines Register
Leader
College Chapel
Ingham
Iowa
Williams to Lead Bible School and Services Sunday
Pastor H. D. Williams conducts Bible school at 9 40 a m and Endeavor at 6 30 p m with public worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m The pastor is away this week preaching in Marshalltown but will return home in time for Sunday services.
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H. D. Williams
Bible School
Endeavor Society
Marshalltown
Warner Johnson Pastor Services and Meetings
Warner Johnson pastor holds 11 a m service on Power of the Gospel. U P Co 6 30 p m sermon at 7 30 by Rev E W Curtis of Des Moines. Business meeting set for 10 a m Monday.
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Warner Johnson
Services Sunday at Odd Fellows Hall
The notice reports a Sunday service at 0:45 in Odd Fellows Hall with the sermon topic Everlasting Punishment.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Reverend G O Paulsrud May Move To New Circuit
The Lutheran church has called Rev. G O Paulsrud to relocate from current duties in Story City Hollingsworth Emmett county and Ames. The proposed circuit would include Ames Slater and Huxley and he will move if a parsonage can be secured.
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G. O. Paulsrud
Lutheran Church
Randall
Story City
Hollingsworth
Emmett County
Ames
Slater
Huxley
Oskaloosa Business Loyal to Each Other Despite Disloyal Claims
The Oskaloosa Globe argues that loyalty among local merchants should focus on reliable service and fair dealings rather than blaming rivals. It suggests businessmen ensure customers deal with trustworthy shops to prevent commercial disloyalty from arising.
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the Globe
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Globe
Daily Tribune Iowa Subscription Offer
The Des Moines Daily Tribune promotes a special subscription deal of $2.50 for fourteen months or until January 1, 1910. It touts itself as up-to-date and editorially strong, urging Democrats to subscribe and appealing to Republicans seeking balanced political coverage. Regular price is $3 per year.
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Des Moines Daily Tribune
Iowa
Tribune
West
The
Three plate sizes priced at Perry's 29 39 49 cents
The ad lists decorated plates in three sizes priced at 29 39 and 49 cents per set. It promises a stylish collection while hinting at comfort as a lifestyle feature, typical of Perry's catalog tone.
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Perry’s
Claude Campbell Innocent In Manuscript Wedding Rumor
A fragment from the Jewell Record credits Claude Campbell with innocence amid a manuscript left on a desk about proposing to a girl. The Story City Herald suggests Campbell may be the groom at Ames first wedding in the new Methodist church, sparking town talk. The Day After notes Iowa towns receiving packages and county fair flower show crowds lifting spirits.
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Claude Campbell
Jewell Record
Bro. Campbell
Story City Herald
Ames
Claude
New Methodist Church
Iowa
Fai
Balance of our trimmed at 25 cents each
Friday and urday, W. A. Perry.
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W. A. Perry
New York Times Quips On Epitaph Spelling
A New York Times remark humorously notes that an epitaph is often misspelled as epitapathy. The light line reflects on language quirks and memory in obituary culture.
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Ames Conservatory OF Music
Edward Baxter Perry
College Book Store
Bosworth’s Drug Store
Christians and the Ballot
Mr. Fowle
MR. Minchin
Congregational Church
I Am Alpha and Omega
Stainer
Solo
Peace
Troubled Heart
Pincuti
Miss Winsley
Quintette
Rossini
A. M. Shea
Methodist Episcopal Church
the State Dairy Association
Meee Board of Education
Clara Kennedy
Mutual
Church of Christ
United Brothern Church
Christian Science
the Daily Tribune
St. Paul
Iowa State College
Ee Ee Sr. Jr. Soph
Eeenea Eee
Shore Acres
New York Times
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