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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1909

Page

8

Polar race tale ties to Cook and Peary in Ames scene

A vivid reminiscence of Cook and Peary’s pole chase from Etah Greenland to the top of the world. The piece notes a lackluster Ames audience and recalls contested claims over Etah and early dispatches from Lerwick and Indian Harbor. It contrasts expedition hardships with a late Hungarian alcohol finding among schoolchildren.

Cook Peary North Pole South Pole Story County Frederick Cook Etah Greenland Pole Civilization Ames Brooklyn Smith Sound Perry Sverdrup Ellesmere Land Harry Whitney New Haven Utah Whitney Lerwick Shetland Islands Btah Labrador Roosevelt Indian Harbor Hans Egede Upernavik Denmark

Milford and Grant J O C club entertained by Mrs Kingsbury

The J O C club of Grant gathered at Mrs Charlie Kingsbury’s near Kelly on Wednesday. Members include Mesdames Erb Daily Mills Banks Nelson Smith and Misses Armstrong Daily Kyle Kingsbury and others. Also noted a near accident with Lewis Heintz’s coal wagon on Baker hill.

J. O. C. Club Grant Charlie Kingsbury Kelly Old Brick School Northwest Mesdames H. G. Erb Ward Daily W. H. Mills Henry Banks Lucy Nelson Lizzie Smith Anna Armstrong Jennie Daily Nancy Maggie Kyle Ames H. W. Kingsbury Lewis Heintz Baker Hill J. A. Heintz Joe Pettinger Nevada Aura Gladys Bradford Storm Lake Orlando van Patter Mike Heintz Chenoah Ill

Boone Saloons Spark Union Battle and Local Reform Drive

The Ames Intelligencer and Boone Democrat clash over Boone saloons amid a reform push. Freem Conaway leads criticism of open taverns blamed for tempting Ames students, while Boone merchants defend the establishments as town business. A Northwestern railroad shift and a drunken incident near the tracks underscore tension between growth and vice in Boone.

Freem Conaway Ames Intelligencer Freem Boone Ames Boone Democrat Conaway Jewell Gabriel Sodom Lot Booneboozle Intelligencer Herald Boone Saloons Boone Borough Northwestern Railroad Interurban Milwaukee

Deadly Earnest Seen Through North Campers Tales

Friends of both parties say deadly earnest was formed by learning from natives about the other’s presence and claims, even though neither crossed the other’s path during months in the north.

College YWCA service emphasizes traits for college women

The opening YWCA service at the college discussed the demand on college women, adaptability of the YWCA, and traits like cooperation breadth of sympathy and integrity. Speakers Myrtle Dean Edna Andre Emma Tilles Eleanor Lamb and Sophie Hargin highlighted training, universal understanding, responsibility, and religion at the base of life.

Helen Thomas Young Women’s Christian Association Myrtle Dean Edna Andre Emma Tellies Eleanor Lamb Sophie Hargin

Two Drunks Briefly Fined by Boone Mayor

Two intoxicated men were brought before the Boone mayor this week. One was fined a light amount yesterday afternoon and released, while the other, brought in this morning, received a similar small fine.

Booze News-Republican

P. E. O. Picnic On Mrs Budd’s Lawn Thursday

The P. E. O. picnic will be on Mrs Budd’s lawn Thursday afternoon September 23 with ladies arriving at 4 o clock to sew. Supper will be served at 6 o clock. The Book and Basket club meets next week Wednesday with Mrs M K Smith and members are asked to bring a curio for a lively afternoon.

Book and Basket Club M. K. Smith

Social events and greetings fill Ames society pages

The Ames social column details a series of gatherings from the Woman's Home Missionary Society conference at The Knob to a Joint YW and YMCA reception at Central building. It notes hostesses, a lunch, ice cream, and informal meetings for students and college women plus birthdays and music classes starting at Ames Conservatory.

Woman's Home Missionary Society the Knob Y. W Central Building

Opera Star Madame Langendorff to Sing in Ames

Madame Langendorff a renowned contralto with the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company of New York will perform in Ames on dates in late October or early November. The event is described as first class. Violin teacher Morris Earle Mitchell succeeds Miss Georgina Van Aaken and impressed with Bach Gounod Ave Maria at Sunday chapel. Sight singing class meets Thursday at seven to prepare for the semester. New assistant piano teacher Ingeborg Swendsen-Tune is attracting many students, and Conservatory enrollment tops last year and should exceed it by semester’s end.

Frieda Langendorff Metropolitan Grand Opera Company New York Madame Langendorff Ames Morris Earle Mitchell Georgina van Aaken Conservatory Ingeborg Swendsen-Tune

Marriages and a postal code change noted in brief

Eugene Humbert marries Ella Adams former Ames student now in Ithaca N Y. H S Fawcett weds Helen Torstensen in LaGrande Iowa with he a 1905 Iowa State graduate. A new December 1 1909 rule raises cipher telegram rates five letters per word silencing codes and pressuring businesses.

Postal and Western Union Telegraph Companies

High School Assembly Features First Term Start

The first high school assembly of the term was held Monday for an hour and a half. Supt. King outlined goals for the year while others spoke. June Dunham discussed her Chautauqua win and Maude Campbell shared Fair experiences. Eichelberg spoke on athletics with Clapper and Cameron noted, and the school orchestra debuted. Exhibits from the Des Moines Fair were displayed for inspection.

Supt King June Dunham Maude Campbell Eichelberg Lyle Clapper Clay Cameron Des Moines

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Cook and Pesth The Alcohol Commission Buda Pesth Hungary Milford and Grant Warren Burton W. J. Gilmore Charlie Gilmore J. W. Bateman Colorado Bernice Bradford Edwin Steffen Boone Merchants Story Street H. F. George Ue Book and Basket Della Gerbracht Gerbracht Alumni Hall 8S. K. Stevenson Iowa City Lew Cole Kate Jessie Cole Ray Wortman Chicago R. W. Ritchie Centerville Mrs. Cole Burnett Avenue Miss Tunis Florence Tunis Onondaga Street J. R. Wood Norris Earle Mitchell Highland Park College Ames Conservatory Music Hall Faustina Jamestown Worsted America Eugene Humbert Ella Adams Keokuk County News Sigourney Miss Adams Buffalo N. Y Ithaca H. S. Fawcett Helen Torstensen LaGrande Iowa Fawcett Iowa State College Florida State Agricultural College Bauge & Ala South Side Main Street
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