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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

4

College Notes Highlight Ames State Fair Ties and Alumni

Multiple Iowa State College figures are noted with travels and roles. Lyman plans fall enrollment. Gribben, Trogger did repertorial work for Iowa Homestead at the State Fair. Several alumni and friends visited the college, including Ban ty Bower now in government service in Texas and Deak Elder returning after three years. Judge Storms spoke at the first general convocation.

R. L. Gribben L. E. Trogger Iowa Homestead

Iowa State College opens with record enrollment in 16 hundred mark

The Iowa State College reports its largest attendance in history with about 1500 to 1600 students classified by Saturday night and expects to reach sixteen hundred this year. Spanish is a standout addition with over sixty students, led by Grace Caldwell, and the college anticipates strong engineer interest due to Panama Canal developments.

Iowa State College

Investing Our Lives Young Peoples meeting in Ames church

A union meeting of the Young Peoples societies of Ames will be held at the U B church on Friday evening Sept 7 under the high school faculty. The program titled Investing Our Lives includes talks by Miss Fedson Ira Scott Miss Gustaffson and Miss Schreiner on topics such as investing business capital and how to conduct a school year. Special music is planned and all are invited to attend to help start the school right with their presence.

Young Peoples Societies of Ames U. B Fedson Ira Scott Gustaffson

Bids Are High for Past Presidents Placed in the Central

The document notes bids are high for placing all past presidents in the new Central. The board of trustees will meet next on September 21.

Central Board of Trustees

First Chapel Services Begin Term At College

Chaplain Cessna led the first chapel of the term as threatening weather loomed. Director Resler oversaw music while students gathered for morning exercises and Dr. Cessna delivered the sermon on talents, urging perseverance and growth amid college life changes.

Chaplin Cessna Resler Cessna Chaplin

Gasoline Danger Ignites Child’s Injuries in Des Moines Yard

Edith Mickle seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mickle of Des Moines, held a lit match over a can of gasoline to check its contents. An explosion sent flames and the can into her face, burning her head eyes and hair. doctors fear she may lose an eye, though every effort is made to save it.

Edith Daugther Marion Mickle Des Moines

Chamberlains Pain Palm Liniment Advert

A liniment named Chamberlains Pain Palm claims rapid relief from rheumatic pain, easing excruciating aches and aiding sleep. Sold by Lougbran and Bauer.

Lougbran & Bauer

Boastful Past Recalled by Man in Chicago News

A Chicago News item notes that when men boast of their past they cite moments others have forgotten, highlighting selective memory and self-promotion.

Chicago News

Runaway Injures Mrs Peddicord and Family in Township

Mrs A J Peddicord and her daughter were hurt when a team driven by Mr Peddicord bolted after a church visit to Fernald. The mother suffered head injuries and a trained nurse was called. the daughter escaped unharmed. The husband and son managed to stay in front as the rig ran off.

A. J. Peddicord Richlandly Fernald Peddicord

A Comical Cobra Tale And Local Entertainments

A nurse recalls a child feeding a cobra on a veranda calling it naughty as snakes shed skins about India. The Brinton Entertaining Company returns to Ames Opera House September 6 7 and 8 with moving pictures of world events plus two hours of varied entertainment nightly. Admission 10 15 and 25 cents for two on one ticket night.

India Brinton Entertaining Company Ames Opera House San Francisco Rocky Mountains Mt. Versavius

Riddle Talks Equine Oxen and the Equinox

A reader puzzle from Philadelphia Record discusses calling a horse an equine and a cow an ox. The father confirms terms while young Johnnie asks what equinox means, prompting a brief linguistic exchange.

Johnnie Philadelphia

Telegraph Reform Proposed to Cut Six Word Telegram Cost

In England a proposal seeks to lower the charge for a six word telegram including the address to 6 cents as part of a telephone competition effort.

England

Also Mentioned on This Page

College Notes Rusty” Lyman Cc. J. Heisey John Jenkins John Jones Story County H. ©. Kort Newton Patience Wormley Dr. Harriman Don Wormley Hook Des The Edison Light Com H. W. Dow I. 8. CG Milwaukee Wisconsin Nevada Banty” Bower Fort Worth Texas Goverment H. O. Tellier Roy Howard Parke Davis W. W. Hendrix Mr. Hendrix W. W. Smith Purdue Mr. Roe Station Ohio Storms A. B. Elder Grace Caldwell St. Louis South America S. C Allis Panama Canal Okoboji Fort Dodge Spirit Lake Fort Dodge Chronicle Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Lake Okoboji Hai Ayer Ayers Eealer Co Lowell, Mase Cherry Chamberlain Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street W York Ames, Lowa Iowa City of Iowa Street Hodge Street Northwestern Street Sta E Street Lincoln Street Hoggatt Street College Street Tate Street Street Onondaga Street Duff Street Carroll Street Parley Sheldon A. B. Maxwell Chicago Olfa Lowa Mra. Shaner Hamilton Block Ebc Tuttle Station 4 Mutual Phone John Copestake Noums— Kooms Call High Street Onondaga St Estey Intelligercet H. A. Wettstein Adolph A. Wettstein Wettstein New York Gibson Bell
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