Ames College Notes Highlight Local Staff and Sports
Elmer Coffin, former Ames student, teaches dairy at North Dakota Agricultural College and is courted by Fargo's Farmer's Institute. Des Moines firm L H Kartz & Co wins plumbing bid for campus but funds may be scaled to meet a 29000 limit. Four ae students enrolled from Abra Camarines and Cagayan provinces study agriculture. Cyclones football eyes a strong season under Coach Restine with returning players Daniels Jorgenson Lyman Worden Enninger Stoufer Mack Hadley Smith and Deshler aiming for key roles. Harvest home tour set for Sept 30–Oct 1 with excursion trains from Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rock Island Great Western and Iowa Central. Cummins and Goncaulus slated to speak. stock parade planned and two football games scheduled for Friday and Saturday.
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United States
California
M.B Billedo
Abra
Fortentino Oliver
Camarines
Mariano Mondonedo
Cagayan
Cyclones
Restine
Daniels
Jorgenson
Lyman
Worden
Enninger
Stoufer
Mack
Hadley Smith
Deshler
Dig
Cole
Kistine
Harvest
College
Iowa
Northwestern Road
Chicago Milwaukee
Still College of Des Moines
Tne College of Cedar Rapids
Large College Chorus To Premiere Hiawatha's Wedding Feast
Director Mr Kesier announces a large Ames college choir in the chapel next Monday Sept 19 at 7 pm. Over 50 joined last term and enrollment may double. an orchestra is planned for the concert featuring Hiawatha's Wedding Feast with words from Longfellow and music by Coleridge Taylor. Rehearsals 7 to 8 15 pm with a tuition of $0 80 and music provided. aim is to secure broad participation from Ames residents and a strong audience turnout.
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Kesier
College Chapel
Hiawatha
Longfellows Great
Coleridge- Taylor
Resler
Ames
Down
Notice to guardians on bowling alley attendance and lost broach
Notice asks parents guardians or overseers of orphans who do not want their boys to attend the bowling alley to notify J. F. Kintzley manager of the alleys. Lost between 1015 Burnett St. and depot a pearl and opal broach return to this office.
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J. F. Kintzley
Burnett St
Depot
New Departure in Railway Economics Lectures
Ames Iowa September 9 1904 the State College at Ames schedules ten lectures by Iowa railroad officials on economic and engineering topics related to operation and producer relations. Judge J C Davis Des Moines to deliver the first talk September 14 with broader subjects listed and publications planned. Jean Love Hutchinson dies at Ames aged 71 after a life spanning Scotland Nova Scotia Massachusetts Plymouth and Ames with husband James Hutchinson and seven sons and a daughter.
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Ames
Iowa
State College At
W.H. Whalem
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
J. Davis
Des Moiness
Jean Love Hutchinson
Tollcross
Scotland
Glasgow
Alexander
Jean Rankin Love
Picton
Nova Scotia
Massachusetts
Martha’s Vineyard
Grayham
Jean
Sally Wilder
David
Jean Love
James Hutchinson
Plymouth
Penn
Ames Ia
Zenorville
Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
1St Congregational Church of
Texas
California
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotion in Local Trade
Local ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds. It promises quick relief and pleasant taste with dependable results, and notes sale by Loughran and Bauer.
Forest Bureau at the College Chooses Hugh P Baker
The College appoints Hugh P Baker of the Bureau of Forestry as the new professorship. Baker, a Michigan Agricultural School and Yale Forest School graduate, will lecture half the year on general forestry applied to Iowa conditions and spend the other half on state forest research.
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Bureau of Forestry
Hugh P. Baker
Baker
Michigan Agricultural School
Yale Forest School
West
Iowa
Narrow Escape from Train Tragedy in Jewell Junction
Dr. B. B. Cramblil of Ames Iowa formerly Chillcothe Ohio turned up in Des Moines and Ames in the years 67 and 68. He narrowly avoided being ground under the Northwestern passenger train at Jewell Junction. He sustained a serious hernia and other injuries during his frantic bid to survive. He enjoys the sympathy of many friends.
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B. B. Cramblil
Chillcothe
Ohio
Des Moines
Ames Ia
Iowa
Northwestern
Jewell Junction
Devoe Lead-and-Zine Paint Adultery Litigates Quality Claims
A letter to Jas Stuart in Ames reviews Devoe lead and zinc paint sold as lead carbonate. The writer disputes the product alleged as adulterated, noting higher costs, poor coverage, and excessive dryer. Mentions Devoe Co New York Chicago and local Iowa dealers with Nevada sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Stuart
Ames
Spartansburg
Fire Destroys Four Grain Stacks Near Osborn Farm
Last Thursday two o clock a fire at P. V. Clark’s Osborn farm across Squaw Creek burned four grain stacks and slightly burned the feeder on the separator. Ames helpers used a threshing tank to save what grain remained. Later Mrs Clark’s son Burt injured his back while the engine and separator cable was being tightened.
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P. V. Clark
Osborn
Squaw Creek
Ames
Crain
Clark
Burt
Card of Thanks for Fern J. W. Hestor
The family thanks neighbors and friends who assisted during the sickness and death of Fern J. W. Hestor and family.
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Fern J. W. Hestor
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Cough Relief
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. It is famous for its cures over a large part of the civilized world. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. It counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. For sale by Loughran Bauer.
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Chamberlain
Loughran & Bauer
Blood Chester White Herd Prices Near Ames
Full blood Chester White males from the Golden Rule herd of E P Popejoy Alden Iowa priced by W R Rath four and a quarter miles north of Ames at 18 8.
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Chester
E P. Popejoy
Alden
Iowa
W.R. Rath
Ames
Local resident cites recovery from back pain with Chamberlain balm
John G Bisher of Gil lam Indiana reports a complete recovery from a fifteen year back trouble using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment is touted for sprains and bruises and sold by Loughran & Bauer. Also notice about taxes due October first and a Story County Bank list for Ames residents to pay taxes.
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Chamberlain
John G Bisher
Gillam
Ind
Loughran & Bauer
Ames
Story County Bank
Union National Bank Ames Iowa 1904 Statement of Condition
Henry Wilson cashier swears the bank's September 6 1904 statement is true to the best knowledge. Balance sheet shows Loans and discounts 16004115 and capital stock 50 000 with deposits 46 349 51 and liabilities to trust companies. Directors Vanderlyn Chamberlain Daniel McCarthy A A Bennett attest the figures.
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U.S
IGE
Saveeree
Henry Wilson
Pamed
Parley Sheldon
Sealed bids invited for erection of church building Ames Iowa
Notice: sealed proposals for church building construction to be received at the office of J A Campbell Ames Iowa from Sept 13 1904 to Sept 20 1904. Lowest responsible bidder awarded. $100 certified check with each bid. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Meeting Sept 21 to open bids and award contracts. H F Woodraff W H Van Dazer N B Traing. Dated Ames Ia Sept 8 1904.
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J. A. Campbell
Ames
Iowa
Board of Trustees
Ames Ordinance Orders Sidewalks On Boone Sherman Kellogg
The Ames City Council orders four foot wide permanent sidewalks on the south side of Boone Street from Duff to Walnut, along specified Black's additions, on the west of Sherman Street between Boone and Jackson, and on the east of Kellogg Street to block 6 Black's addition. Sidewalks may be built by abutting property owners under Ordinance No 149 by Sept 27 1904 and Oct 17 1904. otherwise the city will construct and assess costs.
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Sherman Street
Jackson Street
Boone Street
Ames
Iowa
T. H. MacDonald
Duff Street
Walnut Street
Black
Jackson Streets
Towit
Kellogg Street
A. B. Maxwell
Parley Sheldon
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Endorsed by Juror
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama testifies about serving on a petit jury in Edwardsville. He suffered cholera morbus after eating fresh meat and was treated with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with friends also cured by a twenty-five cent bottle. Sold by Loughran and Bauer.
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G. W. Fowler
Hightower
Ala
Edwardsville
Clebourne County
Alabama
Chamberlain
Loughran & Bauer
Milk cow for Late-Jersey near college area
One half mile south of college, a Late-Jersey milk cow listed with 22-3 Martin Anderson as contact.
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Jersey
College
Martin Anderson
Ordinance on Private Sewer Connections in Ames Iowa
Ordinance No 148 governs private connections to Ames Iowa sanitary sewer sub drains and tile drains. It requires number one vitrified bell sewer pipe two feet long four inch inside diameter and restricts bell and spigot end damage and pipe defects. Connections must follow section 2 provisions detailing plat and description of connections.
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Ames
Iowa
Ames City Ordinance Details Sewer and Drainage Works
The ordinance outlines pipe laying in ditches from A to B with grade declivity rules, material specs for joints, and required waterproofing. It creates a sewer committee, requires permits and payments for connections, and sets penalties for violations with a 100 dollar fine. It becomes effective September 8, 1904 in Ames Iowa.
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College Notes
Elmer Coffin
North Dakota Agricultural College
Farmer'i Institute
Fargo
North Dakota
L. H. Kartz & Co
Colege
Hiawantha
Ayer
N. J
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
J. C. Davis
Forest Bureau
Devoe
Fr. W. Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
Nevada
Nature
Union National Bank
Resources
Lowa
Story County
H. F. Woodraff
W.H. van Dazer
N.B. Traiing
Ames, la
An, Reet
Ralston Health
J. Jacobs
Prop
Ames, Lowa
Boone, Sherman = Kellogg
City of
Owa
Mill
Black Eagle
L. M. Bosworth
A. & Maxwell
John Allan
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