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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
2
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Ames residents extend a warm welcome to United Brethren ministers led by Dr Beardshear. The denomination shows flexible creed and seeks Protestant church union, willing to sacrifice its name for broader unity. Opposing groups aim to dictate terms, but the United Brethren hope to move toward agreement though a full merger seems unlikely as negotiations continue.
The article notes Porter praising the state college and its buildings while Mayor Sheldon cautions about wasteful expenditures. It covers political chatter about party lines, a judge leaving the bench to join a Minneapolis firm, and campaign rhetoric on tariffs and state politics. It concludes with town events and spelling debates.
The article urges building a new annex east of the state house to house growing state government needs. It also suggests moving agriculture, horticulture, dairy, weather, and other boards to Ames. Charley Johnston predicts Polk county will not carry Gov. Cummins in November but Story county will vote strongly for Porter. he forecasts Story county gaining influence in the next district and state conventions.
The Iowa State College enrollment includes almost eighty students from outside Iowa with entries from Mexico the Philippine Islands Central America the West Indies and twenty one states plus Washington D C and more than six foreign countries. The article notes last year a student from Japan contributing to the college's growing cosmopolitan profile.
The Ames real estate market shows rising land values with talk of a banner year for building. Buyers report high prices for farm and town land, and agents note ongoing demand from buyers moving west and investors in Kansas land. A sequence of sizable sales and auctions highlights a buoyant market across Story County towns.
The Cambridge Leader notes M. Hubble, a Des Moines millionaire, has accepted the Rooseveltian spelling reform. It ponders how much ink he thinks will be saved by the change.
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